Me & my partner arrived on the ferry from Fajardo. The owner, Jane, picked us up from the ferry and took us to a grocery store so we could pick up a few supplies. Jane also showed us around to the local restaurants, bars, ect...
After our small tour of the island, Jane took us to the house we would be staying at. The house was built in the 1980's by Jane's husband. It reminded me of a tree house. It had one bedroom on the main level and a loft bedroom upstairs. All the rooms had balcony's attached. The kitchen was fully equip with oven, stove, refrigerator, coffee pot, microwave, plates, pots/pans, and utensils.
The bedroom downstairs had 4 single beds. The bed upstairs in the loft was a twin with a mosquito net over it. We only used the upstairs bed and it was surprisingly comfortable with high thread count sheets.
I feel it is important to mention that none of the windows have screens. The mosquito are overwhelming. I brought bug repellent in anticipation of this problem. The bug repellent helped a little, but I left Culebra with no less than 30 itchy mosquito bites.
The bathroom in the villa had very nice fixtures. The shower did not have water pressure. The location of the villa is only minutes walking to the ferry and Melones Beach.
Before we left the island of Culebra we walked around, stopping at different guest houses and finding what people were charging. You can certainly find cheaper places to stay. That being said, there is a certain charm and privacy that come with Harbour View Villas. I would stay here again. I would try and get the price down from the 192 per night. I think that 150 would be a fair price.
