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"we stayed in a mainfloor room that walked out directly onto the beach. The room was well maintained, what with the sand that inevitably tracks in despite mats and a washing hose. The hotel is near the end of the strip along the beach which kept things quiet but easily walkable to anything we wanted. Absolutely gorgeous place to stay."

"Very nice penthouse room. Fabulous breakfasts and super nice hosts. Excellent value."

"Clean, beautiful location nice staff "

"Beautiful location stunning property and clean!"

"Nice staff. Decent cooked breakfast. Clean. We reserved late and the scrambled to get a room ready with PERFECT view of ocean. Good location."

"Very nice hotel, very helpful staff. The location is perfect, hotel is very clean. "

"The room was spotless, simple but lovely, and excellent location just around the corner to the beach, a short walk to dining and shops, and the flamingo pond practically in your back yard. There’s a wonderful rooftop patio and shared kitchen too! And the shower is excellent. Beto bar just around the corner on the beach is a special place as well. Couldn’t have asked for more, thank you!!"

"Ocean view room was amazing. Like being in a postcard. Hotel is on the beach. Super clean, comfortable, spacious room, friendly helpful staff. Very quiet. Beach never has more than 5 people on it at once. Spectacular sunset. Sunrise can be seen too because of location on island. "

"Yellow Heron house is beautiful and functional. We were a two-family group of seven, it was perfect and we were all very comfortable. We had breakfast together at the very well designed and artful dining table every morning, that was such a great way to start each day. The kitchen was well equipped and easy to use. Beds were comfortable and the living room was a welcoming gathering place. Elena is thoughtful, communicative and anticipated our needs. All of us heartily recommend YHH for an extended stay. I chuckled at a prior review, calling out the “road” between the house and the beach—it’s really just a single-lane sand driveway, with maybe one or two cars an hour, not at all a barrier."