We really never met Myra, as she was away most of the week we were there. We did meet and were welcomed by Dave, who could not have been more hospitable. The apartment was not quite as attractive as the photos make it look, but that didn't really trouble us. The space is quite pleasant and private, in spite of being downstairs from Myra and Dave's home. The bed was very comfortable, and all the amenities were provided, including many extras. They provided us with a bottle of wine, a baguette, summer sausage, bottled water, orange juice, yogurt, bananas, bagels, cherries, coffee and creamer, and cookies. Fresh flower bouquets were left in the bedroom and on the dining table. There were also other food items and condiments that were available for our use, making it quite possible to postpone a trip to the grocery store until we had settled in as we already had many of the basics. The kitchen was also quite well equipped. It was just my husband and myself for the first 4 nights, and then we were joined our last 3 nights by our 13 year-old niece. Part of the appeal had been the futon available for a third person. As it was, that was the only real flaw in the unit. Not only did it not operate very easily, it was also quite uncomfortable as the frame slats were quite prominent beneath the rather worn cushion/mattress. It had been too late to contact Myra or Dave the first night, so we made do with the futon in the couch position. I had texted the next night, that we needed some help with the futon, and it was a couple hours later (around 11 PM!) that Myra called, to say Dave would be down. He did, in fact, open it for us and was, as in each contact, pleasant and accommodating. He conceded that they needed to do something about the futon. Truly, with it replaced, we would have no complaints. The neighborhood was safe feeling and quiet, and the beach nearby was wonderful. We felt very much at home our week in this little apartment.