Oh man. This was a lovely 2-night stay. We highly recommend it to those looking for a quiet and peaceful getaway in a unique and cozy space. So many folks have already expressed what we feel about the "cabin on silica hill," but we'll add our highlights here: David and Jenn were lovely. We immediately felt very taken care of. They clearly have a strong handle on what information is important to convey and take time to make sure you know the lay of the land and how to access and take care of the cabin and amenities. I was really glad they did this so that we didn't accidentally mess anything up. We were confident for our stay after our brief tour. It ended up raining on our 2nd day. We explored the island a little, but during the heavier rainfall spent time inside the cabin reading, playing board games and talking. Jenn kindly called to remind us about the space heater as it was going to be a raw cold that night. It would have been perfect if there was a fireplace, but we at least got to have a perfect fire outside the night before. David even prepped firewood and kindling for us. I was very impressed by how secluded it felt even with a studio and home on the same property and being next to a historical windmill. It very much felt like our own space. Wildlife abounds! We saw many birds (including osprey--bring binoculars) and bunnies on/near property AND a young buck in the field beyond the wall. Even in 60 degree weather, the outdoor shower was AMAZING. It was very private and clean with great water pressure and temperature. My husband says that after this experience every shower should be outdoors. :) I'd compare the bathroom/toilet access to that of a Bed and Breakfast establishment where the toilet is shared and down the hall. In this case, you're not sharing it with guests, but you do take a 1-minute walk to it and, depending on the time of day, might be in there when they are working in the studio. We tried to time visits for mornings or evenings, but my husband and I felt fine if we were in the studio at the same time as the hosts. We were very aware of this feature heading into our stay and had already decided that we were comfortable with this arrangement. It ended up being totally fine. Jamestown itself and Conanicut Island are tiny and a little sleepy, so don't come expecting an active night life. We were looking for a quiet getaway and we were rewarded with that. There are a few restaurants on the main street and a killer taco/burrito place at the West end of Narraganset Ave. DELICIOUS. We stopped at one of many farm stands and visited some of the gift, outdoor sports and even pet stores. We also anticipated mostly rocky beaches or sand beaches with only lapping waves,...