We found the property in great shape and loved our week in Belize. We packed 6 people into the house -- parents, three boys (13, 14, and 18), and one girl (18). Two of the boys did well upstairs in the loft, one boy slept on the couch, the girl got a bedroom, and we took the master bedroom. Our bed was huge and we didn't have any problems with bedding at all. When we weren't out playing in the ocean, we often opened the windows or sat on the balcony so we could hear the ocean. One of the other reviewers commented that there were almost no insects and I would second that. Even though we were warned that the mango flies (doctor flies?) were out, we saw very few and I'm not sure I saw a mosquito ever on the property -- there were some on trip to the interior, but amazingly few. We got a few sandflea bites (avoid the seaweed on the beach) but I would get worse in the evening where I live. A big plus was the orange squeezer -- I had fresh orange juice many days there. We went for a horseback ride at a local ranch and the owner, Michelle, also grew oranges. Since the orange juice factory had shut down, she had more oranges than she knew what to do with so we took plenty. With the oranges and the local coconuts (that you can open with the machete in the storage room), we made a few rum drinks that weren't half bad either. The hammocks we wonderful and were frequently occupied to get the shade and ocean breeze. We knew we were going in the off season, and we did have one fairly big wind/rain storm, but that was pleasant. I would warn other travelers to be careful after a wind storm though, we saw several Portuguese man-of-wars washed up on the beach the next day. We also had a few problems with pika pika -- microscopic jellyfish too small to see but which give a tiny sting that seems to go away within a short time. We found that the caretaker's grandson was an excellent predictor of when these little pests would be around, so we were able to avoid them for the most part. I understand the pika pika are seasonal, so there are probably better times to visit than early July. The trip was marked by friendly people we met in Belize. Our first time in a restaurant, the owner’s sister went to her tree to get us some mangoes to try out – a wonderfully nice thing to do by a very friendly person. Our oldest kids ended up spending time with some of the locals, too. The caretakers were also helpful and friendly – we spent some time chatting with them and enjoyed it.