If you love sweet rescue dogs and the people who give them a haven, you delight in hearing and seeing a variety of amazing birds, and you welcome the chance to dwell for a spell among dozens of beautiful lychee, mango, coconut and other tropical trees, this may be the place for you. However, if your idea of rustic includes a clean bathroom, an actual kitchen, consistent electricity, and a place to hang your clothes, this casita may not be for you. Regarding host communication, direct, clear and concise answers were hard to get. Instead, I received a plethora of repetitive, unrequested information and advice rendered with plenty of deflective asides.About WiFi, the host reassured me it was excellent. Come to find out, it’s just available in one location on the property, not at all in the dwelling where I stayed. The misrepresentation turned out to be a considerable inconvenience and yes, there was advice about relying on the internet. I loved the dogs and the natural beauty of the place. I adored the stately palm trees lining the drive into the ranch (though the gate closure and bumps on the road were ridiculous). The bed was comfortable, the water pressure and temperature good. I loved not having to lock or even close my door. I loved knitting beside a criollo mango tree and watching the birds feast on its fallen fruit. Deeply relaxing.