Owner's Response: We are grateful for this review - it allows us to provide more context about our villa for future guests! - Stairs and Cobblestones - there are plenty!! Our small enclave of villas is somewhat famous in PV for it's traditional coastal colonial architectural style, everything about it is intended to evoke a small coastal Mexican village -- and the homeowners association is quite strict about maintaining that rustic, colonial feeling. Much like the beautiful hillside villages in Italy, our villa is located directly on ridge of the Sierra Madre mountain range (hence the very huge views from our villa), and to move around the our neighborhood of villas requires taking stairs or cobblestone paths -- rather than sidewalks and paved roads. - Open architecture - yes! The architectural style is one that is very open - lots of terraces, large windows and glass doors that collapse to bring the outdoors in -- all designed to bring the individual into the jungle, and into the sky/sea views that surround the villa, etc. It's stunning - but it's definitely not like a hotel where you close the door, with climate control, sealed off from the outdoors. In all truth - we have never had an issue with no see'um's in our villa in the 9 years we have hosted guests. If the doors and windows are closed at night, and the fans are turned on, it's typically just fine to wonder about in PJ's and not worry about bug bites. BUT - whatever happened, it's not ok to hear about bugs - so we are sending the exterminator in once our current guests check out, so we can spray and make sure this issue does not arise again. - Binder and the Resort Next Door. Sadly it sounds like our local property manager's project to update the villa binder has not made much progress. We will have to edit and update the binder the next time we are down in PV. We do send lots of recommendations for grocery shopping, etc. to guests via email, but I will have to warn folks the binder has apparently seen better days since we last visited! Our villa is located next to the Garza Blanca Preserve - and we and our guests have never been turned away from the pool restaurant and bar until now -- I have called down to PV and the resort tells me that this was a one time occurrence, although they could not explain why it happened. The resort markets all its restaurants and its spa broadly to all tourists in Banderas Bay - and they tell me they still want that business. Thank you for the feedback, we are glad you visited!