Please read the fine print. The paradise described, and illustrated in the images, requires an additional $100 per day fee for a functioning pool and hot tub in the cooler months. The house is sparse and the amenities are bare-bones. It seems the house was furnished in a rush on a rather tight budget. There are little post-its instructing you which of the few lights you can/cannot turn on (one in the center of the main living space is on a frustratingly timed timer that you are not to mess with), and the only garbage can in the three bedroom house, under the sink in the kitchen, was the size of a small plastic grocery bag. Upon arrival there was no toilet paper installed, and a thorough search of the cupboards revealed a total of two rolls on the premises for the three bathrooms. The sheets were heavily stained, towels were ultra-thin and of limited quantity, and there were fresh dirty shoe marks inside the master tub. I have stayed in many Airbnb homes, and have lived most of them. This one was a bit of a disappointment.