My husband and I just returned from a 5 night stay for our 20th wedding anniversary. We had a wonderful time and felt the Lameshur cottage was the perfect base for our trip. We stayed in the studio cottage which was very charming. It is just right for a couple wanting a private, intimate, no-frills place to stay. It had everything we needed. We really liked being on the quiet side of the island and in no way found it too remote. We were able to get to anything we wanted to see in a reasonably short time.
Liz was on the property while we were there and was the perfect hostess. Totally non intrusive, but could be found if we needed anything. The only real "issue" we found during our stay was that the remotes for the TV and Dvd player were broken which made using these devices tedious, switching imputs was near impossible. However, as we were not there to watch tv it was not much of a problem for us.
I will now address any concerns one might have from our perspective. Bugs: It is the tropics, there are mosquitoes, no-see-ums, opportunistic ants and roaches. We could not sit on the outside patio in the evenings because of mosquitoes, but did enjoy sitting out there in the morning. We also braved the mosquitoes to quickly grill on the porch and then would bring in our meal to the enclosed patio dining area, which was lovely. We never had a problem with mosquitoes in the cottage, I think we only ever found one inside. The screens (which provide a wonderful, airy atmosphere) are tight enough fitting to be effective. We had no problem with No-see-ums (tiny biting flies) at the cottage, though if you are out in the Lameshur Bays/ Yawzi point area around sundown get ready to be eaten alive. Bring bug spray! We never had ants in the cottage, and only once saw a small roach-like bug on the counter (our fault as we left a plate of cookies out overnight). We are originally from Florida and the bugs there were much worse. The bugs in NO WAY detracted from our enjoyment, just a reality to be aware of.
Kitchen: Is well enough equipped for light cooking, grilling. If you want to get real fancy you might need to make creative use of what's there. We ate most of our meals in and managed fine.
The bathroom: Some have mentioned the curtain separating the bath from living area. This did not bother us and we felt the bathroom was adorable and the shower had a lovely open air feel. Hot water was very limited, but no surprise there, nor much need for it.
We will be back, asap!