Angel and Duke were lovely hosts. The little oasis that they've created had everything we could've ever hoped for. We love to cook and their kitchen had EVERYTHING we could have ever possibly needed. We wanted for nothing. The bed was a little slice of heaven after long days of traveling around the island, soaking up the sun, snorkeling, and boogie boarding. On that point, Duke has everything you could possibly need for a day at the beach! The one must-have was the "sandgrabber" an anchor for the beach umbrella, making it nearly impervious to the island breezes (and occasional gusts).
Two small pieces of advice, bring eye masks if you're sensitive to the light. The cottage is attached to the home and has two small windows that can light up the space if the kitchen lights in the main house are on. We had no problem with this since we always travel with eye masks, but for those sensitive to the light, it's well worth being prepared.
It's the country, small guests may come for a visit. There's a nice bamboo broom that does a great job of helping your uninvited guests find the door.
These are two minor details amidst a sea of so many positives.
Some things that stood out:
Amazing water pressure in the indoor shower
A magical outdoor shower
The bed...seriously, the bed.
Alexa. We're friends now and I love her (amazon echo).
Duke's endless supply of beach gear.
Angel bringing us pie for "pi day" (March 14th)
Abby, Coconut, and Malie, the best canine welcoming committee EVER!
The decor. We want our home to look just like this place.
A well-stocked kitchen full of every kitchen tool you might need to make a feast.
The energy of the home, which was peaceful and warm.
I think I'll add to this when I get home after I let this whole experience marinade for a while, but my immediate recommendation is this: if you want an experience where you feel like your home, Angel and Duke's is the place.