We stayed on this charming little finca for 2.5 months. I was accompanied by my husband and two children (6 and 3). A couple surprises for us were; an unbelievable amount of rain, rain boots are a necessity, and the humming of insects was intense. The house is located at the end of a very large and steep hill (not uncommon in CR). Therefore, anytime you walk outside be prepared to feel the burn :) The inside of the house is beautiful. The kitchen has everything you may need and Cristina and Edwin were very accommodating hosts. The two twin beds are soft and comfortable. The queen size bed is a little firmer. The house stays very cool. The views are stunning and the access to fresh farm eggs was a great bonus. Unfortunately, this property would have been a struggle for us to enjoy without a car. You can walk down the long mountain to the main road to catch a bus but it would be a longer venture and a steep walk, especially with kids. We shared some delicious meals with Cristina and Edwin and movie nights as well. Both were very helpful in sharing useful information about CR and navigating the country. They always encouraged us to call if we needed anything during our weekend excursions and it personally made me feel more comfortable traveling in a foreign country knowing I had their support if necessary. We had a very pleasurable stay :) This property worked well for our kids. They played outside each day and Cristina and Edwin were friendly and welcoming to their larger than life imaginations. We spent a lot of our time on the patio listening to the insects and jungle noises as well as enjoying new foods and playing games. We embraced the finca saying of , "gente con tiempo." Lastly, their homegrown coffee is AMAZING. I am not a huge coffee drinker but after I tasted Edwin and Cristina's coffee I had a small cup almost every day and I enjoyed it black, a first for me. Thank you both again! Hugs from Chelsie, Galen, Aliena and Seidon 🙂