MINIMALIST MASTERPIECE WITH BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEWS

Everything about our stay here was perfect- there were six of us vacationing together and we all found ourselves continuously in awe of the architecture, the views, and the pool! What a pool. The huge window and door openings on every level of the house makes it feel as though you're constantly connected to the outside environment, and the surrounding views are gorgeous- just as pictured above. The bedrooms were serene and peaceful, with gigantic comfy beds under mosquito netting. The living room and upstairs roof deck were both excellent places to lounge before and after a day at the beach/in town. The kitchen was well equipped- I think next time we stay here we'll plan on utilizing the grill for more dinners and just going out to eat for lunch! Our only complaint (and its a small one) was the "wildlife" that accompanied us in the house- a couple of mice here and there, some mosquitos living in the darker of the bathrooms on the first floor and an interesting bug every once in awhile (though these were exciting at times, like the giant moths that slept in the living room all day!). But it's a very small price to pay for a stay in such a unique and beautiful living environment. The house manager was extremely helpful and responsive- always a comfort when visiting a new place. All in all it was an amazing visit and we can't wait to go back!

The design of the house is perfect in every way- from the wide stairs to he large window openings that let the breeze in to the pool- we could'nt have been more impressed.

Every night we would turn on the ceiling fans and get cozy under the mosquito netting in the very comfortable beds. All the furnishing were just right and the views to the ocean unobstructed and enchanting.

This place was magic and I cant wait to return.

Ramp house has lovely views and the swimming pool is clean and cool. We enjoyed the openness of it and the views of clouds and sea. Its fun having the living room/kitchen open onto the swimming pool, and nice that one doesn't have to worry about dripping on the concrete floors. The house is well supplied with beach towels.
The house manager Renee was helpful.
We did find aspects of the house to be annoying. The bedrooms have ceiling fans which we were told could not be put on high or they would suck up the mosquito nets and tear the nets. With the fan on low settings we woke up hot and sweaty and one of the fans made loud clacking noises on low settings. One of the fans did tear a mosquito net though it was on a medium setting and we had to live with a torn mosquito net. The fan and mosquito net difficulty should be worked out, or standing fans put in.
The front door is warped and difficult to lock. It took us days to get the hang of it without a struggle.
When one leaves the house, all valuables must be put into a safe and the alarm put on as the house is so open. At night the heavy metal shades must be lowered in the living room. Once I did see someone on horseback hiding in the backyard bushes and they ran off as soon as they saw me.

We could find no napkins in the house, which is a small thing, but there should be cloth napkins. There was only one dishcloth in the house. Again, a small thing, but there should be dishcloths.
There is a machine in the basement which often makes a good bit of noise. Maybe a pool pump?
Any place you go you must drive, and we missed being able to walk places. We tried walking the horse path towards Esperanza but it was scrubby and thorny and it ended on the road with a perilous walk into town from there.
In short, though we loved the openness of Ramp House, and the beaches of Vieques, there was too much garbage spread along the roads and we got tired of having to drive every time we left the house. I don't think we would go back.