The host was easy to communicate with and the property is exactly as described. Well stocked in terms of kitchen, bath and beach gear. Quick walk to the beach, but parking passes are also provided which is clutch with little ones. Neighborhood felt very safe and the location was convenient for day trips to Plymouth, Boston, Newport, etc. The beach is clean and was never very busy, even on the weekends. Plenty of tidal pools and sand bars for our little guy to play safely in. My older kids found lots of sea glass and had a kick using the metal detector we found at the house searching for lost treasures. We would definitely visit the area again.
My only complaint would be the lack of central air. It was quite balmy upstairs in the evenings. Two of the bedrooms upstairs have window units (which appear to be about 10-15 years old), the third does not have a window unit at all. The window unit in the master sounds like a jet engine when running. Thankfully we did not need to use the third room so we kept that door shut, there is no way someone could sleep in that room. The newer freestanding unit on the first floor does a decent job of cooling and dehumidifying the downstairs. Heat rises though, so the efficient cooling pushes and keeps the hot air upstairs. The lows overnight during our stay were in the 50's a few nights so we slept with the windows open instead of running the a/c's, humidity was high though so we still slept "sticky". I cant imagine the window units being able to keep up in July or August when the day and night temps are significantly higher. Seems like an easy fix. At nearly 4K per week I did not expect this, our rental alone would easily pay for three high quality units in the upstairs bedrooms.
Would definitely stay here again if the A/C was fixed, or for a fall/winter trip.