Julia Clayton
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Cheap accommodation, and you get what you pay for. Bungalow has a room just big enough for a QS bed, with a bench and under-bench mini fridge, plus an ensuite. Rest of accommodation is outdoors - a BBQ and camp cooker in an outdoor kitchen, plus a plastic dish to wash up in. Camp chairs to carry over to the beach, and a hammock. Basic facilities, but again, all you could expect for the price. Towels not the freshest, nor the bathroom, but hard to combat the tropics. Water can take a while to come through to the basin, and hot water can take ages, but good once it's kicked in. No TV, but good wi-fi. Beach is right across the road, and lovely to watch dolphins first thing in the morning, or have a quiet drink in the late afternoon. Not close to food outlets/restaurants, but Thornton's is straight across the road - was closed for both nights we stayed unfortunately. On solar, so just a tiny kettle, and only one power point. No toaster, and can't use anything with a heating element. So no air-con... not sure how that would be any time other than winter. Still hot in June though. One fan over the bed, but it rattles and bangs, so can be a bit disturbing through the night if you're a light sleeper.