No Damage From Hurricane: Coastal Home by Beach!

Reviews

• House with no Hurricane Damage

  5/5

  Clean, well equipped and close to beaches and trails and many other fun things to do for the entire family. The only downside it is adjacent to a busy street. We would certainly come back again though.

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

• not what I expected

  3/5

  It was not what I expected but the owner was nice and I dont want to say anything negative.

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

  Manager's Response:

  Hi Susan, the right vacation home is everything, and we're disappointed if this wasn't the one for you. We followed up with the homeowner after reading your feedback, and they wanted to share the following:
  - We strive to provide our guests with a great guest experience, and we're disappointed to hear that your stay did not meet your expectations.
  - We did all that we could and promptly responded and addressed your concern to ensure a more comfortable and enjoyable stay.
  We handle guest satisfaction with the utmost priority, and we do all we can to provide the best possible stay and have hosted many satisfied guests, and look forward to hosting many more in the future.

• Wonderful time in a lovely property—felt like home

  5/5

  My father and I stayed 11 nights in early Feb and we had a great time. Highly recommended. Domenic (the owner) was fantastic and extremely responsive and helpful. The house was very nice and had all we needed (and a lot more!). Clean, spacious, and updated with lots of new appliances. TV had access to thousands of channels, including many international channels (we are Italian). Large backyard, several bikes, and beach essentials (chairs, umbrella, beach towels). My father is 91 and very picky, and he was impressed—cannot give a higher assessment. The Bonita Springs area is low key and quiet. I have visited before, so knew what to expect. Unfortunately, Hurricane Ian hit the Bonita Beach area pretty hard (Domenic’s house had no damage). My favorite state park beaches were closed—Barefoot; Delnor-Wiggins; Lovers Key. Access to the Bonita beach area was also limited. It may take the rest of 2023 to recover. So, we went toward Naples, which has progressed further, like Vanderbilt Beach, Clam Pass, and Lowdermilk Park were all very nice, and we spent most time at Lowdermilk, despite being about 25 minutes away. There are many nice places to eat close by. Mostly, we would do take out and eat at home, given my father’s age. De Romo’s is a nice Italian market and restaurant, Enzo’s is good. Doug’s seafood is fresh and simple, Aji Limon is great Peruvian, Zorba is half decent Greek, Grandpa’s is NY style pizza. So, great place and highly recommended. Can’t wait to return!

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

• Great property and wonderful owners!

  5/5

  The house is beautiful, spacious, very clean and offers all the amenities. There are a few restaurants in walking distance and many more by a short drive. The owners were responsive and so friendly, providing suggestions to local restaurants and actives. Would definitely stay in this home again.

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

• Bonita Springs 2022

  5/5

  We went there for a family wedding. Not sure of what to expect in the area, since hurricane Ian had hit that area 2 months before. The house was CLEAN, well stocked with everything you would need on a beach vacation (bikes, cooler for beach, beach chairs etc.). It was nicely decorated with beach theme, updated furniture, comfy beds, plenty of towels, and well stocked kitchen. Domenic, the host, was great! Very easy to work with to make our stay comfortable. Responded quickly with answering questions, gave restaurant recommendations and places to visit. Even contacted us to make sure we were ok, when Florida Power went down in the area for an hour.

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo