Kern Beach

Was a nice geteaway, Matthew was super helpful throughout the stay and very responsive the entire time. We enjoyed our stay especially the pool and back yard area.

The house was in a good location and was very spacious and well-equipped. The beds were very comfortable and the pillows were great. However, there was no pack-and- play for my baby, as I had anticipated. The owner did work with me to try to remedy the situation while I was there. We had several problems with the keypad on the door, which again the owner did work with me to remedy as quickly as possible. There were lots of small pieces of trash in the backyard surrounding the pool, including bottle caps, tabs from cans and even pieces of sharp broken glass. Luckily, no one got cut walking around barefoot and then we did a big sweep before we let the kids walk out there. One of the lawn chairs was broken as well and the paint was peeling off the patio columns in big sheets

Fantastic location, minimal accommodations Five stars overall. This was my first rodeo. Seven 70 year old guests spending eight nights, checking out El Paso and NM hiking, wine, and beer. And the Mexican food, and TACOs. A fantastic time was had by all. Now, onto the criticisms, hopefully taken constructively. The spa cannot be isolated, and thus is useless. (We were warned.) Funky plumbing in laundry room shower required the host to tell us how to turn it off. Written instructions would have been better. The washing machine has totally worn-off, mission-critical buttons. Written instructions would have mitigated the problems. +Kitchen is well equipped wrt pots and pans. Great coffee maker. Great dish washer. Zero glasses suitable for wine. Five coffee mugs. For up to 16 guests? Really? Not enough silverware. Dining table only accommodates six. The house needs more chairs. Folding chairs would have been fine. Every room needs a trash can, a mirror, and some cloths hangers. Not enough toilet paper to accommodate seven guests for eight nights. WiFi was flaky. Power cycling remedied the problems. Rain pours off the roof's valley onto where you need to key-in. A rain gutter is needed. (Not an El Paso concept...) Again, five stars from the harsh Silicon Valley judge.