Attractive, well appointed bungalow at a location that served us well. Very clean. Excellent bedding. A bit odd that there is no dining room or kitchen table for group meals, but we made do with the kitchen bar and would have enjoyed the nice outdoor space more had there been cushions on the metal chairs. Our stay was negatively influenced by the fact that the air conditioner did not work. The house was shut up and a sweltering 85F when we arrived. When we called for help, we were connected to an agency in California and after being put on hold for a while, were told where to find the thermostat---duh! And then told the AC must be working since no one else had reported it broken. And then told they would work on fixing the issue. After a misrably hot night (thank God for the ceiling fans!) I called the agency in the morning only to be told again where the thermostat was located! Finally was told they would work on getting local help and would be in touch, yet to this day have never heard anything! Fortunately the weather turned cooler for the remainder of our stay and we survived with the windows open (even though some had no screens). I suppose by now the AC has been fixed, though I'm sure the guests arriving the day we left had more of the same trouble. The big takeaway for us was that this was not the VRBO experience we have come to expect, where the local owners go above and beyond expectations to make our stays comfortable, and add their own personal charm to our stays. Our communications and meetings with many owners at previous stays stand out as a big part of why VRBO is so neat. Here the owner was totally absent, and the managing agency was corporate and not at all in touch with what was happening at ground level. Going a bit further I would say the house felt like it had been converted into a vacation rental and that no one would ever actually live there...in the way a hotel room is not a home. Are we seeing the future of the vacation rental business here---houses bought up by corporations and turned into hotel rooms managed by distant agencies, with no personal touch? Sad! Having PJ the owner's face associated with this bungalow felt like false advertisement. All that said, I wouldn't discourage you from giving this place a try, just cross your fingers the AC (and everything else!) works while you're there!