This little bungalow is an absolute treasure if you don't mind a bit of funky. As a previous reviewer said, this may not be a good option for elders due to stairs. We are in our late 60's and had a little trouble with interior stairs. I couldn't always be sure of the edge near the bed and one down to the kitchen. It also isn't ideal for tall people. The entrance is about 6' tall, and I could reach the ceiling in the bathroom. I am 5'2". We enjoyed the screen windows a great deal with their breezes and occasional gecko hanging out, but the coquis outside were absolutely deafening. Bring ear plugs. Geckos were gloriously beautiful. They ate some teensy ants that came in. The property is basically a dense banana forest full of tropical plants beautifully placed throughout. Just gorgeous!!!. Consequently, it was excellent habitat for the coquis. One must also be very careful with foods. Reggie provides info on what works. Ants will invade if you leave things out. We are great nature lovers and gardeners, so you can see why we loved it though. There are dozens of roosters a ways off that raise heck in the morning as the coquis quiet down. Again, bring ear plugs. The place was very clean and provided everything we needed. The patio with its hot tub was lovely during the evenings and during the sunny time of day was a good place to dry clothes. We enjoyed Hwy 11 up the hill a couple of blocks for snooping and exploring some old shops, eateries and farmers market. Big Jakes BBQ in Captain Cook is not to be missed. We've never had better. We snorkeled at Capt Cooks Monument and Two Step. If you go early to Two Step, you will be over the moon at the corals and fish. The National Monument there is also very interesting. The other 2 odd things about the place was that we were not welcomed and only saw a man who was doing some yard work 2 times in 5 days. If we had needed anything we could have called Reggie though. She left some good information on the bar which was helpful. Access to the place is down a suburban street which morphs into Reggie's driveway that winds into the jungle. There were a good many dead cars lining the driveway. It gave the place a junky feel, but really, it wasn't a problem of anything except perception. It really was a ton of fun. We stayed at a more conventional bungalow on the east side which was nearly flawless, but this one will stay in our hearts and memories.