The four spacious guestrooms, with baths, are on one side of the property and the owners living quarters on the other. They are separated by a tropical patio with large swimming pool where healthy, gourmet breakfasts are served each morning and guests can relax in privacy any time. The large patio area also features a second story sunbathing deck with lots of shaded hammocks hung below it so guests can recover from all the ocean activities the island has to offer. Guest rooms at the Deep Blue View all have air conditioning, but also have high ceilings with fans for those who prefer a more natural, tropical environment without airco. The villa is recently built in a modern hacienda style with crisp white walls and Italian tile floors.
Guests have a choice of either king or twin-sized beds.
Lots of expert underwater photography and local art adorns the walls. There is even a large framed photo of the total solar eclipse on Bonaire several years ago. The hosts were visiting the island for that event and took the photo through a large telescope. In the owners' section of the villa, a number of large oil paintings cover many of the walls painted by Pete who studied art. The Deep Blue View is named so because of the 180-degree ocean view from the villa.