We stayed here for Sukkot. Charles was a gracious host who was available as often as needed. When I realized that I'd forgotten to bring my lulav with me, Charles let us borrow his own. The location was amazing. We had access to a beautiful sukkah on the lawn, courtesy of our neighbors next-door, who invited us for Shabbat dinner. There are shuls within walking distance. We were just steps away from the beach. The steps were however a problem for my mother, who uses a wheelchair. When going upstairs, I had to carry her up the steps, which was very tasking on her. Of course it was to be expected, but there were somewhat more than expected, (According to Charles there were only 2, but it 's more like 3, if you count the minor step at the threshold) with no banister for support. Our unit was not quite ready at the time of check-in. When we arrived, Charles greeted us, informing me that the housekeeper would be coming by later on, to clean the bathroom. Of course it should've already been done before our arrival. Even after the bathroom was cleaned, I later found a clump of hair in the bathtub strainer, a gross oversight! Nonetheless, The kitchen is fully equipped with all of the essential cooking amenities. Charles also had a kosher crockpot, available upon request. We had some issues with the refrigerator. It was constantly leaking, so much so that I had to put down towels to soak up the water and the door wouldn't stay completely closed. Despite the aforementioned issues, I'd stay here again given the opportunity, if Charles would be amenable to investing in infrastructure to make it more accessible for wheelchair use.