Beautiful home -- unique and spacious with a patio view. Communication was great and we were greeted in person at the property.The patio is the focal point and architecture throughout the house is very interesting -- notably the pointed arch doorways and wooden stairwell. We were grateful for the AC units in each bedroom upstairs. We heard frequent honking of Zed vans which contributed to an authentic Bajan experience. We felt safe on the streets and boardwalk and city buses.The downside of our trip was that the beaches were affected by some natural abnormalities, so the beachfront adjacent to Camelot was different from what we expected from the listing photos. When I contacted the property managers about it, they explained that recent erosion and an influx of sargassum seaweed had dramatically changed the shoreline shortly before our visit. They inferred this was a recent and temporary occurrence. Given this, we couldn't utilize the beach area adjacent to the house during our visit and had to seek other areas. We understand that conditions of nature are outside anyone's control, but we were still disappointed to not have the convenience of using the beach nearest the property. For families booking primarily for the beachfront experience, it's worth knowing that beach conditions could vary significantly. Overall, we enjoyed our trip. Camelot was a lovely house, we appreciated the communication and hospitality, and we definitely felt immersed in the culture.