We will never forget our trip to the Yucatan and the amazing experience we had at Casa Milagros! If you can believe it, the home is more beautiful than the pictures here on-line! Make sure to ask Clayanna about the construction of the property as you'll appreciate even more it's beauty and design. Going to bed and waking up in the morning to the sounds of the living jungle was music to our ears. (The toucans have a distinct -and loud- song!) We slept soo peacefully! The home is off grid (running on solar power and harvesting of rain water) so leave your hair dryer and curling iron at home as they draw too much energy from the solar panels. Wifi is only available outside of the room. So sit on one of the hammocks by the fire pit if you need to get on-line. (Or just forget about the internet for a while and truly appreciate this part of the Mayan world...) The incense and wood chips (and keeping the bathroom door shut when not in use) negated any fragrance from the composting toilet. We brought bug spray - but didn't even need it. As we were fortunate enough to stay for 5 nights, we washed out our clothes and hung them to dry on the outside line. Clayanna is a gracious host - full of suggestions regarding her favorite cenotes (Gran), renting bikes at Coba, where to park when headed to the Tulum beaches, etc. Following the advice of others, we rented a car in Cancun; a must if you're going to stay at Casa Milagros. Just watch for the topes (speed bumps)! Thank you so much Clayanna for everything. We had an amazing trip!!!