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This property is difficult to rate. The little cabins are small with very little room for your luggage, the beds were reasonably comfortable but the mosquito nets that cover them are old, the zips don't work and are covered in Gecko poop. The cabins are open to the elements with open windows (no glass) that have timber shutters which then makes the room dark and hot when you close them for privacy and to sleep at night. The shower and toilet were good, cold water only. The water was turned off overnight. There was a very small fan at the top of the roof that moved the humid air around a little but the power was turned off in the night so we didn't even have a fan to help cool down the room. There is only 1 power point so you can't have the fan going and charge your camera batteries or phone at the same time. Breakfast was good, hot food and fruit with coffee or tea served by a very nice young man. The wifi was excellent.

The manager, John, and his boss were very helpful and welcoming. John led me to Wae Rebo village via a new path, which is much shorter than the route you find on Google Maps. The views overlooking the sea are very nice.