Positives:- Antonio the host was super responsive. - Casita #2 was large, with vaulted ceilings. It had a kitchen, but we didn’t use it. No seasonings. The aircon worked & the king sized bed was very comfortable. Large bathroom with good water pressure & same high ceilings however no ventilation, windows had to stay open (they did have screens) so it was warm & we kept the door shut. The TV was large, but the swivel didn’t turn well. It faced the sliding door, so you had to prop something behind & lean if you stayed on the bed.Questionable:- There was a HUGE for sale sign on the gate so it looked like we were at the wrong place. It threw us off. - The gate was locked, but the main door was unlocked and so was the lockbox to the casita. There was a large family using the pool & looked like we caught them when they weren’t supposed to be there. Antonio confirmed we were the only ones staying there so not sure who they were. There were several LARGE dogs in front of the property who were aggressive with cars but seemed fine with us. - The pool seemed nice but we never used it. It only ran late at night & we couldn’t figure out how to get lights to stay on. The pool is in front of casita #1 so if anyone was staying there it would be awkward to use it.- You need a car & it’s not close to the ocean. Walking is not recommended. Roads are mostly dirt & sand & at night there’s not a lot of light. Federales patrolled at night in full guns. A 4x4 all wheel drive vehicle is best.