Just spent New Years week at the Casa Ebano and had a terrific time. Friendly, knowledgeable owners were on the property in a guesthouse while we were there, gave us complete privacy but were available to help with a few details and recommendations. The house itself is solid, well-built and layed out. The master bedroom is the largest, but the other two have on-suite bathrooms and are also terrific, so almost as if therre are three masters. The kitchen is equipped with great equipment from stove to pots and pans, silver-plated flatware, china, glasses. This is clearly what the owner uses, not B class stuff for renters. The dining and living room areas are comfortable, and there is a tree and plant filled interior courtyard that gives a sense of separation between the bedrooms, creating an air of privacy even with all the interior and exterior screened windows open. Best spot in the house for me is the outside patio, overlooking the coastline. Potential renters should know that quite a few of Mexico's Pacific beaches have potentially dangerous waves and in many cases murderous undertows and currents that sweep vacationers out to sea, so spots like the beach at La Boquilla, protected from nearly every angle and current-free, are a great place to enjoy the ocean without worry. The beach is lovely, part wild, but with a hotel restaurant (Bahia de Luna) that can serve breakfast lunch or dinner (reserve your dinner in the early afternoon). Renters should also know that the dirt road leading in to the house and from the house down to the beach is somewhat rutted. Little chevrolet sedan taxis go in and out all the time, but our rented sedan rode low and scraped a bit. An SUV or pickup would have no problem. A good landmark to find the house is an old white wooden boat by the driveway, now filled with dirt.Also, water comes in not from pipe or well but a cistern filled as needed from a water truck, so conserving water is important. The hot water heater was not turned on, ok in a hot environment, but makes showering refreshing and encourages spare use of water. Not too far from the house are little beach towns like Puerto Angel, Zipolite, San Augustinillo, and Mazunte, all with lots of beach front restaurants, yoga, massage, etc. An hour to the South is Huatulco, a better location for the non-adventurous. An hour to the North is Puerto Escondido, somewhat overgrown for me. This is a great stretch of the Mexican coast, and a great base for a visit.