Location is beautiful which attracted me in the first place.
Paying 130$ a night was a bit hefty but I figured it would be special.

Nothing of it, no decent service , except for the minimum of the lady who made breakfast. No internet, no kayaks, no paddling, no beach in front of the place. Rain blew onto the bed in the middle of the night. (Only fly screens) no one to be found to help with drinking water , or food support. Intermittantly hot water. Food support was kindly provided by the hotel on lava beach) . And really no one around..when finally talking to family of the owner nothing was done...

This is a wonderful little rustic cottage complex on the sea. The Cruz family is one of the the families who settled early on the island. Luna Lodge has a restaurant area where you can make arrangements for breakfast, lunch and dinner - very Ecuadoran cuisine. Leila's restaurant down the road is the sister and makes the the best munchin (yuca & cheese fritters) - I could have made a plate of those my whole meal. I did not bring insect repellant as I had long sleeve shirts and long pants - however, that didn't deter the voracious insects and I had to borrow repellants from some of my touring companions. This family also owns 2 working farms in the area and I thought it was worth the tour.