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Everything was very beautiful at the Casa Raices Vivas, the host, Linda was very sweet and the property was charming. The please was very open and comfortable. I recommend this place.Nyah2016-11-28T00:00:00Z
We stayed in sayulita for 4 nights it was supposed to be 5 but we were late due to New Years days hangover! Handled all comms via (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) and it was great. Sayulita can be quite busy but this place is so peaceful and quiet, you turn off from the main town and it's your own little jungle appartment.Robin2017-01-06T00:00:00Z
Linda's place is fine for 2 people, close to everything and available whenever you need her. We would stay here again!Jullin2017-02-04T00:00:00Z
Sayulita is a hip bustling town but nicely located to other places to explore. Linda's place is up the hill a little from town in a more residential area. However, there is still the residual noise of town. But, this place is so lovely and safe and secure. You get your own little kitchen for basic cooking and storing things on the first floor. The bathroom is located downstairs as well but it clean and has towels. There is a private little courtyard area to read or hang out in. Linda is available if you need any information or anything else. But, she also gives you your privacy. The room is open air and beautiful. There is a single bed in the main space and a ladder and loft to a double bed. I could see that some people would not like the ladder, but I loved the space. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Sayulita!!!Emily2017-01-14T00:00:00Z
Linda & her husband were very welcoming & friendly. Couldn't have stayed in a better place. Very clean & cool jungle vibe to the suite. Would recommend anyone who is staying in Sayulita to check out this place.Jacob2016-12-17T00:00:00Z
Très belle expérience à Sayulita chez Linda. La maison se trouve dans un quartier calme, sûr et typique du bord de mer (chemin en sable). Le logement est rustique, indépendant, dépaysant et très joli. Linda nous a réservé un très bon accueil et ses conseils nous ont permis de passer un séjour très agréable.Isabelle2016-12-30T00:00:00Z
Mi estadía en la casa de Linda fue muy buena, ella y su esposo son muy amables y atentos. Realmente tuve una experiencia local muy buena, pese a que nos tocaron un par de días de mal clima, Linda se ofreció para hacer nuestra estancia súper buena, conocimos lugares bonitos e interesantes y realmente te hacen sentir como en casa, como parte de su familia o de sus amigos. La casa de Linda es muy bonita, completamente rústica y con muchos detalles artesanales y tradicionales bonitos. Realmente estar ahí te hace sentir en contacto con la naturaleza, es como vivir unos días en una casita en el árbol :) Hay mucha vegetación alrededor y te olvidas prácticamente de todo.Nery2016-12-06T00:00:00Z
This place is just great. Wouldn't recommend for those who don't want to be immersed in nature. We absolutely loved stating in this adult tree house! The ladder up to the bed could be a little daunting for older people so just bare that in mind maybe. Linda and her husband were superstars. We can't thank them enough for their generosity and wonderful hosting.Natasha2016-12-10T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
Excelentes anfitriónes Gerardo y Gian. Casa comoda y como descrita. Como a 7 y 10 minutos caminando a la plaza y playa. Un Poco de Humedad en bano y cuartos.Jorge2016-01-01T00:00:00Z
Nayarit, Nayarit, 墨西哥
Patrizio was an amazing host. He was very easy to communicate with along with his house manager Ernesto. I have already recommended his place to another friend for his trip to Sayulita! I highly recommend staying here. I've stayed in Sayulita numerous times and this was my favorite house hands down.CJ2016-03-24T00:00:00Z
Our stay in Sayulita at Casa Dos Chicos was amazing! We had a total of 8 people (4 couples) and we all had our own private rooms with HUGE comfy beds. The home was incredible and so well designed. The outside kitchen (covered roof) was a dream to hang out in, cook in and play games around the giant dining table. The outside living room was lovely and comfortable and has a hot tub overlooking the entire city/jungle/ocean. It was especially cool when the thunderstorms came through ;) It was a quick 10minute walk to downtown Sayulita where there was amazing food, beaches, night life and exploring. Patrizio was very accommodating and super quick with his response to my questions. He helped us get in touch with Ernesto who takes care of the house and organizing everything for you. Ernesto was SUPER quick to respond to any and all questions or requests we had. He helped us organize the transportation from the airport and back, help us book massages at the house, and gave us awesome information on where the best beaches were. We felt very safe, the neighborhood was super cool and very nice. The house is up on the hill so you can see the beautiful view of the jungle for miles around. The pool was one of my favorite parts to the house, perfect temperature, very clean and a nice break from the very hot weather!Carl2015-08-09T00:00:00Z
Casa Dos Chicos was everything I was hoping for and more! Patrizio was quick to respond and very accommodating from the very first email. The house is simply stunning. The views are spectacular, the rooms are comfortable and hanging out in the outdoor kitchen and living room was incredible. There are some bugs and you hear nose from the town eco through the hills, but that didn't bother anyone in the slightest. I booked the house for my boyfriends 40th - we had two other couples come and everyone really enjoyed the house. Ernesto, the house manager, is beyond accommodating. Upon arrival he gave us a tour and had a golf cart delivered so we could get around (this is necessary as the house is on a hill). He also arranged for us to have massages on the roof (which is highly recommend to do at sunset) and arranged for Maga, the woman who tends to the home, to cook us dinner, which was absolutely delicious. Maga is there everyday cleaning, so you have fresh towels and a nicely made bed every evening when you get home. She and Ernesto work really hard to make sure the guests are comfortable. The town is also great - its literally a small square with bars and restaurants right on the beach. The main beach is a little touristy, so make sure you take your golf cart to Muertos beach, which is basically empty. I was really nervous booking this trip because it was such an important birthday for my boyfriend and we all could not have been happier. I will absolutely go back again!Lara2014-10-15T00:00:00Z
Beautiful home in a beautiful town. The staff was so helpful with any questions we had. The pictures don't even do this house justice- it is an amazing place.Nancy 2016-12-16T00:00:00Z
The Good Amazing house - The house is located in a perfect spot for some breath-taking views. The property is beautiful with exceptional fauna, a great layout, a polite and helpful staff and a beautiful pool. The rooms are all spacious and quite lovely. Ceiling fans in each room helped us sleep through the hot evenings. Home-cooked meals - I strongly recommend the in-home dining service at night. The food prepared for us was fantastic. Staff - The property manager was very responsive to all our needs, as were the property owners. Transportation – Car service from Puerto Vallarta was setup by the management and was very reliable and accommodating. I recommend walking to town to rent a golf cart as soon as you get there. The Not-So Good Hot-tub - It did not work properly. There was some issue with the timer. The owners are looking into it. Very hard beds - While the rooms are lovely, the beds are very, very firm. The owner mentioned that there should have been toppers on the mattresses but no one in our party of 7 noticed any toppers. The owners are looking into it. Windows - Screens on the room windows would have been a huge help at night during the buggy season. The hand-sized moths were more than we were prepared to handle at night. The owners are looking into fixing that. The Bad Security - The safes provided were not all functional. That was resolved on day three, after one of the rooms was robbed. The front gate also did not lock properly. This was resolved on day 3 as well. Hot water - On day 5 we ran out of hot water. The staff had the situation resolved in a few hours. Ran out of all water - We ran out of water late in the evening on day 7. The staff had the situation resolved the next day. In summary It is a stunningly beautiful home and we would have been very happy with it, had the house not been robbed on the second day of our stay. It is hard to recover from that and feel relaxed for the rest of the trip. In hindsight, the issues with the mattresses, water and bugs were quite minor but we were all on edge at that point. In this review, I have tried to be as matter-of-fact as possible about these issues and their resolution.Rachel2015-06-23T00:00:00Z
Nayarit, Sayulita, 墨西哥
My partner and myself stayed at Ana's as a rest from family commitments in Puerto Vallarta. We arrived late but Ana was inviting and gave us a relaxed induction to the property. Arriving in the dark we didn't realize the beauty and majesty of the place until we awoke, the sounds of the birds and the view from the bed as we looked out beyond the treetops to the jungle was a truly inspiring and rejuvenating introduction to this part of Mexico. The tree house felt like an extension of the trees around beautiful, simple, natural and fresh. Ana herself was a fantastic host making sure we lacked for nothing and made sure our three night stay was idealic and comfortable giving us recommendations on great restaure ants and yoga classes. We really couldn't recommend enough. This was a fanatastic stay in a fantastic spot. CheersDaniel2016-12-22T00:00:00Z
The tree house was even better than I expected! It's beautiful, peaceful, and Ana (and Tim) made sure every single day that I was happy and had what I needed. It was a bit chilly at night this week, so be sure to check the weather before you come and bring some warm clothes if necessary, but Ana gave me extra blankets so I was warm enough. A bonus for me since I was working was that the wifi was quite exceptional most of the time, something I didn't find anywhere else in town. It's about a 20 minute walk to get into the downtown square, so if you're cool with that, or if you especially want a break from the sometimes-noisy town, I definitely encourage you to book this place!Phil2016-01-15T00:00:00Z
We had the most magical time staying at Ana's Treehouse. Only a short walk from the main, busy area in Sayulita, this place was the perfect jungle getaway. Everything we needed was included: comfortable bed, 2 great sitting areas, hot water shower, fridge, oven, stove, fresh breakfast every morning, and a beautiful jungle view. Ana was the perfect host and went out of her way to make sure we had a wonderful holiday. She lives right next to the treehouse, which is great if you need anything or have any questions about transportation, beach spots, etc. And even though she's right next door, we always felt we had enough privacy. We had a very different experience than staying right in the busy part of Sayulita and wouldn't trade it for the world. Thanks Ana!Lindsay2016-01-23T00:00:00Z
Ana a été une hôte attentionnée, se rendait disponible pour nous rendre service. Le logis et son environnement tropical créait une ambiance magique et dépaysante. Ana est une artiste et sa se reflétait dans les détails de la construction du tree house et dans l'aménagement du jardin tropical. On y a passé une semaine superbe. Une belle expérience differante à vivre. Merci AnaMarco2016-03-24T00:00:00Z
Host was very welcoming, the Tree House was very cute and romantic. The Tree House is tucked away with amazing scenery. It truly is a rustic getaway treat. Plenty of power outlets, lights, and WiFi yet you feel away from it all. Downtown Sayulita is a short drive away. Enjoyed our stay very much and will be back!Jamison2016-06-01T00:00:00Z
Ana's Tree House was magical! It was perfect for our vacation in every sense. Ana has clearly paid close attention to detail in making this tree house experience be authentic and comfortable at the same time. Also we loved getting to know Ana and Tim and wish we could have spent more time with them. We definitely plan on coming back to visit Ana's slice of heaven!Eugenie2015-11-21T00:00:00Z
Un lugar muy lindo y Ana muy atenta siempre, se puede disfrutar de una estancia agradable .Mario2015-07-13T00:00:00Z
Sarah and I loved our stay in Ana's magical treehouse. Truly an unforgettable experience. It was our first time in Sayulita, and Ana was so welcoming and helpful. She made sure we were comfortable our whole trip, offered suggestions, had breakfast ready every morning, and was overall a lovely presence to be around. We also enjoyed renting her neighbor's golf cart, which made exploring Sayulita even easier :)Katherine2015-10-15T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
Departamentito limpio, tranquilo y agradable con restaurant y tiendita justo a la esquina. Puede sacar un poco de onda que está justo al otro lado de la carretera principal, sin embargo sigue estando cerca del centro de Sayulita (10min caminando a lo mucho) y a la vez es algo a favor si quieres visitar otras playas porque sales de inmediato a tu ruta, además de tener la estación de autobuses muy pero muy cerca (si no llevas auto). Lupita fue una súper host siempre al pendiente de nuestra llegada y estancia. Nos brindó opciones para estacionar el auto y también para ayudarnos a guardar las cosas puesto que mi vuelo salía mucho después de la hora de check-out. La atención fue súper buena, sí regresamos :)Zayil2017-03-18T00:00:00Z
El lugar es muy agradable y una muy Buena atencionpaulina2017-02-05T00:00:00Z
Es un lugar simpático para disfrutar de Sayulita. Lupita es muy amable.Kévin2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
Es un lugar muy acogedor.Marcos2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
muy comoda, e independiente con mucha privacia.Tino2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
Really lovely place, Lupita helped us wit all our needs and necessities. Would definitely stay again.Jessica2017-04-06T00:00:00Z
Both my husband and I agree that Lupita was a lovely host and was very helpful in answering our questions and providing additional supplies when needed. The casita is located in a local residential neighbourhood. We enjoyed that it was just a few minutes walk into town, but far enough away from the nightlife for a peaceful sleep. We would stay here again.Ali2017-04-01T00:00:00Z
I stayed one night, booked last minute. The suite is clean and private.Amir2017-03-28T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nay., 墨西哥
Excelente lugar, muy bonita la casa, solo se pone algo sofocado en el día, el restaurante super rico con muy buen servicio :)Elia Ivette2016-11-03T00:00:00Z
The bungalow was adorable and just as described on the listing. We enjoyed making breakfast and having coffee by the pool in the mornings. Octavia and Rene were very friendly and helpful and we actually didn't see them most of the week we stayed but knew how to find them if we needed them. We would definitely stay here again.Maya2016-04-15T00:00:00Z
Really nice little loft accommodation. Great outdoor area including pool. Owners really helpful. Only short walk to main square. Definitely recommend it.D'Artagnan2015-03-04T00:00:00Z
We stayed at Octavia and Renee's bungalow for 3 nights in December. They were wonderful hosts. We were greeted by Renee when we arrived and met Octavia at their beachside cafe (El Break) later that day. They were so friendly and very accomodating but didn't bother us in the bungalow at all. We chatted with Octavia about things to do and places to go, etc. The space looks just like it does in the picture. It is small and cozy and I would say that it would be a tight fit for more than 2 people. Maybe a couple with one child, but more than 2 adults and things would get cramped really fast. There are sheets and towels there, but the towels are not for use at the beach, so bring your own beach towels. The bed upstairs was so amazing and we got some of the best sleep we've had in a long time. The bungalow is in a quiet area away from the center of town and sleeping under the palapa roof felt like a dream. The bunglow is about a 10 minute walk from the beach (7 minutes from the square). It requires walking up a pretty major hill at the end. You also have to climb a ladder to the bed, and climb up a series of steps to the pool area in the back. To enjoy the space fully you need to be pretty able bodied. There are lots of markets in town so we stocked up on provisions easily. We would walk down with our bags packed (snacks, drinks, our own beach towels, etc) eat breakfast and then head to the beach where we rented chairs and an umbrella for 150 pesos (about $10) for the day. You could get a cab at night if you wanted, but we felt nothing but safe the whole time we were in Sayulita. It is a very warm and welcoming community. We were, however, grateful for our travel sized flashlights. I highly recommed having that or a headlamp for walks home at night. Overall, our trip couldn't have been better. The space is beautiful and so is the town. We were not ready to leave. Thank you, Octavia for your hospitality and for sharing your space with us. I hope we make it back again soon! :)Catherine and Eric2015-12-12T00:00:00Z
I absolutely LOVED staying in the Lucca bungalow. This was my second trip to Sayulita, I was here for three weeks and everything was just great. The way Octavia and Rene have developed this plot of land with the three bungalows is just gorgeous. I was taking things very easy this trip and hung out in and around the plunge pool nearly every day. I loved the quirkiness of the thatched-roof cottage. If you're not someone who minds climbing a ladder to get to your super comfortable bed (I didn't) and aren't fussed about having mod-cons like air-conditioning (I wasn't), then this place is perfect. I plan on returning!Andi2016-03-10T00:00:00Z
Octavia's bungalow exceeded all of our expectations. Sometimes you have something in mind and the reality doesn't always match the fantasy. Octavia's listing turned out to be dreamy -- the ultimate escape. First off, it's a short distance from the main square (about a 7 minute walk) and that's a good thing. The street it's on is charming, authentic and safe. It's a retreat from the noise and bustle in the heart of Sayulita. There's a shared area with hammocks that overlooks the jungle, and we enjoyed cooling off in the pool after hot days at the beach. Octavia was friendly and personal. She even saw us out walking one day and stopped her car to make sure we were having a good experience. We would totally book here again.Brian2016-12-03T00:00:00Z
What an amazing place! we spent two weeks there and we recommend it at 100%! The management is very available and attentive to our comfort!Benoit2015-07-02T00:00:00Z
We stayed in Octavia and Rene's beautiful bungalow for our first visit to Sayulita. I was very surprised by how much space our rental came with. Along with the cozy loft space, you could hop upstairs to a peaceful and spacious pool area and even further up to a hammock canopy with a crazy view of the valley. Perfect for cool dips after a hot day followed by cocktails on the roof. We also had the chance to meet our hosts on our second day and they were not only super cool but very helpful with our slew of questions. The location is great as they taught us a shortcut from the bungalow into town and it was very easy. We kept seeing Rene around town and he was great with recommendations. Would definitely recommend and stay here again!chloe2016-10-26T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
María verdaderamente nos hizo sentir en casa. Siempre que requerimos de su ayuda la respuesta fue rápida y amable. El lugar es magnífico, rodeado de árboles y en medio de la naturaleza. Como estar en medio de un bosque tropical. Por las noches si el cielo está despejado, las estrellas se ven increíbles. La distancia al pueblo y vida nocturna es una caminata de 20 min. Mi recomendación es rentar un carrito de golf (con luces para poder ver de noche) o algún vehículo que te permita desplazarte con mayor comodidad (sobre todo si se planea transportar sombrillas o sillas para la playa). Lugar ideal para quienes quieren tener tranquilidad y privacidad.José2016-03-24T00:00:00Z
Casa Naomi is located in the hills, just far enough from the bustle and noise of Sayulita, and a 20-minute walk from the beach. The small apartment, which is very sunny and clean, is perfect for a couple. Maria was not on location but made sure we were welcomed and cared for during our stay. Drinkable water and clean linen are provided. The bed in a double, and there is an extra single in the living room.Sandra2017-01-12T00:00:00Z
Maria's place was set back in the tranquil countryside of Sayulita. This location is a nice getaway from the hustle and bustle of the tourist path. You are surrounded by peaceful countryside homes and farms which makes for pleasant evenings. We enjoyed our stay here.Nick2017-04-01T00:00:00Z
My stay was everything I was looking for. The place was quiet and any I was able to get a lot of reading done. Maria was very helpful as was her family. I felt very welcomed and was treated as a guest in their home rather than a customer to be dealt with. My thanks for a wonderful stay. CharlieCharles2016-07-27T00:00:00Z
A bit of a further walk than described. About half hour to town, 40 mins to coast.Heather2017-03-22T00:00:00Z
Maria and her family were very gracious hosts. The communication was excellent and the condo looked as it does in the photos. The location, however, is much further than described. It is a 35-40 minute walk down a mostly unlit dirt road to get into the center of Sayulita. Even for us, two avid Canadian hikers, it was not very relaxing having to commute this distance by foot or bike. Maria also has a dog who is kept in a fenced off area and isolated from people and other animals at all times. I spent time with this dog and she is very sweet and full of playful energy. She would whimper at night because she has no human contact and is very lonely. It was quite heartbreaking. For future guests staying here, please take some time to give this sweet dog some love and attention.Nick & Jennifer2017-01-24T00:00:00Z
A wonderfully secluded place, away from the noises of the town. Very peaceful.Owen 2017-02-17T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 139 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Cindy2016-12-24T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nay., 墨西哥
Great surfer's room. Aly is an excellent host, she's a great communicator, very responsive and very accommodating at short notice. This is value for a popular beach town, but that means the plumbing isn't quality and the bunk-bed merely does the job. Location is above a surf-shop in a quiet part of town but little stores and restaurants are on the same street, and the center of town is only a three minute walk.Chris2017-04-06T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
Tuvimos un buen estancia en su casa. La casa es limpia y bonita. Canek es muy sympatico. Nos dio consejos, nos presto su moto, nos cocino una rica cena... en pocas palabras, recomendamos su habitacion.David 2014-11-10T00:00:00Z
Our room very dark and not very clean, the lighting was limited as well. Common areas (kitchen and living room) were more pleasant to stay in. Miscommunication with the owner lead to a long wait for our key. Luckily another guest opened up for us so we could escape the pressing heat of Sayulita. The city was a funky hippy town, nice to go to for a day or two.Dagmar2016-09-21T00:00:00Z
Canek es muy buen anfitrión. Fue por nosotros hasta la parada del camión y nos ofrecio café, tequila, y hasta ceviche de pescado que el había mismo pescó. Cualquier duda que tuvimos nos ayudó y hasta nos ofreció prestarnos su tabla. Lo recomiendo mucho y a parte su casa está bien relajante con la hamaca.Ventura2015-04-01T00:00:00Z
Really Nice, cozy Place. Quiet, but still close to the center. Canek was a nice host, really helpful and open minded. Communication worked perfectly. Would recommend this place especially to younger people, who are looking for a nice place with good value for money!Benjamin2015-11-23T00:00:00Z
Canek is such a gracious host. The room was exactly as described. He even provided me with a key for the room. It's walking distance to the beach and the the center of town. Great value.Jena2015-01-12T00:00:00Z
Canek gave perfect directions to his house when we arrived Sayulita. He was very welcoming and offered to cook us some food if we were hungry, in addition to giving us good advice on what to do in and around town. We were only able to stay one night due to the everything being booked during the New Year. Our room was sparse but comfortable enough, although we didn't sleep too well that night because of a noisy street. We wanted to watch Canek's band play at a local club but just missed it! Everyone says they're great. Overall we had a fine stay in Sayulita.David2014-12-27T00:00:00Z
Excelente todoCarlos2016-08-28T00:00:00Z
Excelente lugar para hospedarse, altamente recomendable.Francisco Javier2017-04-10T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
We were greeted warmly by Alejandra and she was kind enough to give us an option for a place to keep our bags, before checking in. The airBnb was very clean, comfortable and nicely decorated. We would stay again in a heartbeat. *For those other people not used to the "Mexican Noise" you may want to bring some earplugs. We however, enjoyed every moment of our trip! Thanks again!CAROLINE2017-02-22T00:00:00Z
Alejandra is the best! She was super responsive and incredibly helpful. She gave us tips on where to go for the best food and even procured an iron for my wrinkly wedding clothes. The town square is a five minute walk down the road. The people of Sayulita are friendly and very kind. There is so much to do here and some seriously delicious food so don't bother stocking up too much on groceries. Be aware, the roads near this unit are unpaved and somewhat hilly so you may hear loud cars and trucks throughout the day. At night, it's nice and quiet. The place itself is clean, beautiful and well maintained. I spent every night after dinner reading on the massive patio while sipping a cold beer. We could not have found a better place to stay outside of some pricey beachfront hotel. We will definitely be back next year and hopefully stay here again.Chris2016-12-12T00:00:00Z
Cortney y Ale nos trataron de maravilla! y siempre estuvieron pendientes de que estuviéramos agusto. El lugar es hermoso y tiene todo lo necesario, nos encantó pasar estos días aquí. Todo queda muy cerca y es muy cómodo. Definitivamente estaríamos encantados de regresar :)Nat2016-11-14T00:00:00Z
This place was just like the pictures - so cute and very comfortable for our stay. Alejandra was easy to get in touch with and made checking in and out a breeze. Location is terrific for the cost and a five-minute walk at most from the main drag of Sayulita. Highly recommend!Erica2017-04-03T00:00:00Z
Great airbnb experience. Price, location, hosts all great. There was even a mid stay cleaning service which I've never experienced with an airbnb. Comfortable bed and accommodations for two single ladies. This little town never seemed to sleep so at night we would turn the fans on high and put in some earplugs and had a restful nights sleep with some minor interruptions. A relaxing trip in the books. Thank you Cortney and Alejandra!Megan2017-03-28T00:00:00Z
Awesome place with all you need! The deck space was huge...its as big as the inside which was so awesome! Its above a store to so it was so easy to grab things whenever we needed it!sarah2017-01-24T00:00:00Z
Hidden gem!!!!! This is a house you won't want to pass up. Cute studio, lovely owners, and amazing terrace.keightley2016-11-29T00:00:00Z
Such a cute and comfortable house! I loved the aesthetic and hanging out in the hammock in the evening. Not a great area for light sleepers, but that was part of the fun :)Juliet2017-01-17T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nay., 墨西哥
Tom was an amazing host, very helpful with check in and suggestions for where to go/what to do. The accommodations were perfect. Comfortable bed, beautiful space. Walking distance to everything. We would highly recommend Casa Bohemia. We will definitely be back.Angela2017-02-07T00:00:00Z
Wow. What an incredible experience my stay here was. I'll start by talking about Tom. From the minute I requested to stay at his place, he was responsive and extremely accommodating in answering my questions in detail about my upcoming trip. I knew basically nothing about Sayulita but he totally went out if his way to take the time to answer my questions in great detail, and make suggestions to me regarding transportation logistics, food recommendations etc. it was also awesome that he and his wife live across the street because he was always there if I needed anything. Regarding the unit itself... absolutely incredible. In my opinion the pictures don't even do it justice. This place rocks. It's the perfect apartment for its surroundings. Settled atop "Gringo Hill", the views overlooking the jungle/ocean are stunning. And there is a constant sound of exotic birds, roosters and even a local donkey in the distance. The house was also very clean. Tom has a maid come through and clean around 11am mon, wed, fri, unless you request to decline the service. The comfort and beauty of this home were second to none compared to any other Airbnb I've ever stayed in. I highly recommend jumping all over this place if it's available, you will not be disappointed! Thank you, Tom! I cannot wait to come back some day!Ross2016-12-30T00:00:00Z
We absolutely loved our stay at Tom's Bohemian Penthouse. It's a charming, spacious dwelling adorned with local art and supplied with practical comforts, like a fully stocked kitchen. Our highlights were the very comfy bed; the patio hammock you could just melt in; and the private, rooftop deck with sweeping views of the ocean, the hills, and the starry night sky. At check in, Tom greeted us warmly and gave us a quick tour of the space. Even before we arrived, he was incredibly responsive with messaging and continued to be throughout our stay, providing helpful insider tips that improved our experience in Sayulita. Having lived at Airbnb homes in 6 different countries now, I can honestly stay this was one of the best ones with one of the best hosts.Farzad2016-12-24T00:00:00Z
Increible el lugar, muy tranquilo y limpio el barrio, cerca del centro y playa. Tom excelente anfitrión.Tomas 2017-01-05T00:00:00Z
Casa Bohemia's penthouse is wonderful! The perfect place to chill during our week in Sayulita. It is a beautiful space with lovely views. Quiet and serene, yet close to town and the beach. Casa Bohemia was well-equipped with just about everything we might need to enjoy a comfortable stay. Tom is a superb host, pleasant and prompt with all responses to questions. He goes above and beyond in accomodating his guests!Amanda2017-03-01T00:00:00Z
Casa Bohemian is a good centrally located property. It was a bit loud on the weekends, with music from the bars that filters up from the town. We discovered running the outside fans on high at night helped to cut this disturbance. Sayulita has definitely been discovered and it is not the quiet little beach town anymore. The walk up Gringo Hill was not a factor at all. Just wear comfortable shoes. I loved being able to workout daily on the rooftop patio. It was very private and a wonderful retreat to look over the town, bird watch, workout, and star gaze. Thank you Tom and Lindsay!Kim2017-03-11T00:00:00Z
Everything at Casa Bohemia was as described and we loved the serenity of the place. We enjoyed getting a little excercise to and from the town centre and the view was lovely. Tom was helpful with suggestions or any concerns we had and was very quick to respond when needed. We loved the village of Sayulita and were thoughroughly relaxed by the end of the week. A note to make sure you take lots of pesos as most places deal in cash. There are no banks but there are ATMs, although you have to make sure you use a secure one and there are times they run out of cash(URL HIDDEN) We highly recommend Casa Bohemia!Terry2017-04-03T00:00:00Z
Great place close to everything! The biggest concern was whether to hang out on the awesome deck or the amazing rooftop! Definitely coming back and recommending Tom's place to friends!!Mojtaba2017-02-20T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
The host canceled this reservation 5 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Hugo2016-07-02T00:00:00Z
My friend and I had a great stay at "El Rancho". The accommodation is perfect for 2 friends or a couple. Besides, the location was good. Just 3 min to the bus station and 5 min to the city where all the restaurants and cafes are - also the beach is just 5-6 min away. Unfornutely, we did not meet Brady but his friend helped us with everything and texted me before we arrived. Sayulita is a great place to stay - you will have a lovely time at "El Rancho".Linda2016-12-28T00:00:00Z
Brady's place is a cute little structure on his property in the neighborhood Tamarindo. It is a good value for Sayulita, especially in high season and with how prices have soared in the recent years. I only stayed a couple of nights, but Brady was extremely welcoming. My friend came over one evening and Brady, his counterpart, and a neighbor all hung out with me on their "porch," offering beers and good conversation into the night. However, if you like privacy and quiet, that was available too. Tamarindo is a local neighborhood, so be aware that there are roosters, occasional construction, and dirt roads. Also, the place is a 4 minute walk from the bus stop. Viva Mexico!Eva2016-01-05T00:00:00Z
I loved the place, very chilled, relaxed and private. The bungalow was clean, comfortable and perfect for the weekend we were there. Brady is a cool guy, who helped alot when we had any questions about things to do or places to go. He and his girlfriend are very friendly. In general the area is quiet and safe and it's the perfect location to relax. It's a 5-7 minute walk to where all the restaurants and bars and most importantly the beach. El Rancho has a very good vibe and I'll definitely stay here when I go back to SayulitaKarenina2016-02-01T00:00:00Z
This is a very unique Airbnb. You will feel like your outside and in the jungle at night time since your in a small simple and cute hut, SO If you are a light sleeper than bring earplugs since you can hear all the dogs bark at night and birds singing in the early hours. There's no real windows, only screens that protect you from insects and the space is small but it has everything you need for your stay: Fridge, twin bed, chair, table, some outlets for power and an outdoor bathroom and shower. Do not expect luxury, just a simple clean down to earth way of living. El Rancho is not in main area of town - you still need to walk about 5min to get to the main street where the restaurants are but its an easy walk and you get to see how the locals live. This place is also close to the bus stop so if you can take the bus over a taxi from PV since its way cheaper! Just print out your directions first if you don't have international data on your phone. We didn't get to meet Brady but his business partner was there instead: Mat. He was a great help, really nice and attentive when needed. Because Sayulita is still in developing be ready for a power outage or water outage during your stay... this do not happen often but it can and the host can't help it but they will accommodate you as best they can.Victoria 2017-02-15T00:00:00Z
We absolutely loved our stay at El (URL HIDDEN) was very close to everything in a quiet neighborhood! The bungalow is perfect for two people and we loved the courtyard! We were very comfortable and well taken care of by Matt and Linda and they went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable! The only negative is that it is located in a residential neighborhood and they turn off the water everyday, so we were not able to shower after the beach. This wasn't a huge problem for us, but could be for some! Otherwise, we loved El Rancho!Natalie2017-03-31T00:00:00Z
Brady was super helpful in answering questions about our travels prior to our trip. He was always quick to respond and provided good suggestions. He was away during our stay, but his friend was there to greet us and was warm, welcoming, and also very helpful. Brady's place was a short walk from town in a more residential area, which allowed us to see a part of Sayulita that we would not have otherwise explored.Lindsey2017-02-16T00:00:00Z
Great spot!Caitlin2017-02-03T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
We could not have asked for a better placed to stay while traveling Sayulita. The room was beautiful! Ciam did an excellent job of providing amenities that made the stay that much more enjoyable. Ciam and Cal were friendly, and down to earth. Close to town - check (7 min walk) Quiet neighborhood - check (great for resting/quiet nights sleep) Great hosts - check Safe/secure - check Again wonderful hosts and wonderful experience. Highly recommendedBen2017-03-15T00:00:00Z
Lovely room that has everything you need for a relaxing vacation in Sayulita! In a quiet neighborhood, close to the beach and to town!Viktoria2017-03-07T00:00:00Z
son muy amables y atentos.Ulises2017-03-30T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nay., 墨西哥
El lugar de Sandra es exactamente como se muestra en las fotos, tranquilo, buen espacio para una pareja, tiene todo lo que necesitas, espacio para guardar el auto, cocina, etc. Está a 5 minutos del centro de Sayulita y aunque las calles no están pavimentadas, no hay ningún problema para llegar a casa. La pasamos muy bien y tranquilos, lo recomendamos!!Eduardo2016-06-01T00:00:00Z
This was my very first experience using Airbnb and it was outstanding and Sandra had a big part in that. I was a bit question-heavy being it was my first time using the service and Sandra was more than happy to answer any questions I had. She went above and beyond to being a perfect host. The casita was perfect, just what we were looking for. It had great privacy, was not too far from town, and had all necessary essentials you would need. I arrived expecting to buy water, toiletries and soap, (among other items) but to my surprise, all the essentials were there! There was also some food, bug repellent and other items that were maybe left behind from past guests and that was also a great plus. I almost forgot to mention the golf cart they have for rent. That enhanced our experience significantly as it allowed us to explore the city a bit more and was really fun to get around with in general. Sayulita in general is a magical city, full of personality and I definitely would recommend it. The people, food and beaches were excellent and perfect for a getaway. Casita Asha is a perfect place to stay in Sayulita and I would choose it again in a heartbeat.Felix2016-02-25T00:00:00Z
Sandra's casita is private and quiet. It is located almost a mile (.8) from the main plaza square.Naomi Jean2016-03-18T00:00:00Z
Sandra was a great communicator, and has created a quaint casita to welcome travelers. It is secluded with lots of green around, and we enjoyed being away from the crowds of Sayulita in high season.jake2017-01-06T00:00:00Z
I was so pleased with our time in Sayulita! My husband and I just spent five nights at Casita Asha with our 16 month old daughter. It's slightly removed from the action of town, which was just perfect. We rented the Casita golf cart-- it's a much better deal than renting one in town and was 100% worth it, especially with a kid. If it had been just my husband and I, we probably would have walked everywhere, but it would have been too much for our daughter. She LOVED the golf cart rides. It's worth noting that the golf cart doesn't belong exclusively to Sandra and Casita Asha, so if you're thinking about it, it's worth reserving ahead of time. The casita was clean and welcoming, there were toys waiting for our daughter when we walked in, and there was a great little fenced in patio that my daughter loved to run around. Sandra was a wonderful host and happily drove us to the bus stop at the end of our stay. I spent a good bit of time couchsurfing before I had a family, and staying here took me back to my couchsurfing days. It was so great to be able to connect with our host. I've stayed at a few airbnbs without ever even meeting my host, but this was wonderfully different. I can't say enough nice things, so I'll just say that it's worth checking out for yourself. You'll get an insiders guidance from Sandra, and a lovely private casita without the potential craziness in town.Julia2016-05-14T00:00:00Z
Sandra, your place was really lovely and peaceful!! Thank you so very much for our stay. Would absolutely come back an stay again, and will also suggest to many of our friends who come down to Sayulita to check you out! Also, we bumped into your friend Jess from up the road, he pulled down as we were leaving and gave us a lift with our bags down to the main road to down on his way to pick up his son - great guy :)Neil 2016-01-25T00:00:00Z
Sandra made us feel welcome to her cozy house in Sayulita and helped us with advise and recommendations on where to go during New Year's eve. The only problem was that there was no internet during our stay, which wasn't Sandra's fault but it'd have been nice to know beforehand. I'd definitely recommend Sandra's place and stay with her again.Alejandro2016-01-03T00:00:00Z
Sandra is a very personable and kind host who was always available whenever we needed help -- with transportation, tips and needs in the casita. Our host's prompt and friendly responsiveness as well as the secluded, practically furnished, bright casita made our stay very enjoyable. In addition to exploring the better known attractions in and around Sayulita, I would also recommend a walk past Sandra's home to get to know the neighborhood with lush vegetation and interesting homes. Doing all of this in summer clothes in December was particularly nice -- as was hearing the sounds of exotic birds. Thank you, Sandra, for a very nice stay!Suzan2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nay., 墨西哥
Tony's place is all about location - just off one of the main streets in Sayulita Central. So convenient, everything is at your doorstep. You might want earplugs if you need to sleep in, but that's the same for anywhere right in the middle of the action. Tony is super friendly and chill. We had a great time, we even extended our stay! Get to the beach and get on a board!Michael2016-12-02T00:00:00Z
We extended our stay at Tony's for a few more days because it was so convenient.Michael2016-12-05T00:00:00Z
Everything was excellent , anthony is a good guy... the only thing that the room needs is air conditioner because its too hot the room and a tv ... it will be great if you have it!!!Thank you for all!!Sergio Ulysses2016-11-13T00:00:00Z
Super recomendable. El lugar está en el centro de la diversión!. Tony es un increible host y con muy buena vibra!.Rodrigo2017-03-20T00:00:00Z
Nice place, not the most queit and peacefull but in the middle of the village.Johanna2017-01-06T00:00:00Z
Anthony is a very welcoming host! Our stay was very pleasant, the logement is close to every thing and it permits to enjoy the atmosphere of SayulitaClémence2017-03-28T00:00:00Z
the site is very nice and close to the bars and beach. everything is very clean and tidy. Anthony is also a very kind person. highly recommendedIsacil2016-08-29T00:00:00Z
Tony is a rad guy, the place is as described. It is very central. I used it as a place to shower and lay my head down occasionally, for that it was perfectNathan2016-11-11T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
Todo muy bien cerca del centro Apto para parejas sin bbysJose Carlos2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
Ocatoli and her husband were so helpful and easy to communicate with. Ocatoli was very responsive. Ocatoli's place is very close to the bus stop making it easy to access when you arrive. The proximity to the road can make it quite loud at night. The place was very clean and equipped with some basic amenities for coffee pot etc! Hot water shower was great! The mosquito net does a good job at keeping the bugs out when there are some.Chloe2017-03-22T00:00:00Z
Llegamos al lugar fácilmente, esta cerca de la entrada al pueblo y cerca del centro y playa, todo te queda caminando, es muy fácil la movilidad. El lugar es muy acogedor, romántico y descansas riquísimo. Los anfitriones han sido excelentes personas, tanto en modales, trato y amabilidad. Gracias a ellos, mi mujer y yo pudimos pasar un momento y acto intimo e inolvidable, gracias a la magia, sabiduría y amistad que nos brindaron. Nos llevamos una perfecta experiencia de ellos, el lugar, sayulita y el mar. Recomendadisimos y seguro volvemos!Rodolfo 2016-12-28T00:00:00Z
Exelentes anfitriones, lugar magico y encantador. Recomendado para todo aquel que busca un lugar comodo para descanzar.erik2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
Ocatali is a gracious host. Check-in and out was easy and she made me feel at home. The cabins are super cool and well equipped. There is a store only 100 metres away or so which was really convenient. Because the location is near a busy highway, the noise from the road might keep some up if you want to sleep early. I slept very well with earplugs. Overall, I had a great stay here.Matthew2017-02-19T00:00:00Z
Ocatoli was very helpful, responsive and lovely, and her rustic cabins were perfect as an inexpensive basic place to sleep while staying in Sayulita. I was traveling alone and felt safe walking home in the evening, and secure leaving my belongings there. I was also pleasantly surprised by the full size bath, hot water and fast WiFi. The only warning I would give is for those not comfortable with the "open air" style of cabin (with net over the bed). I saw a couple of insects the whole time but nothing unexpected. Overall a very pleasant stay!Julia2017-01-27T00:00:00Z
Bastante agradable y cerca del centro y los restaurantes. La anfitriona muy amable y todo bastante bien, instalaciones diferentes. Sólo no hay que tenerle miedo a las arañas.Ignacio2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
Una estancia muy agradable y la anfitriona con una vibra muy bonita.Ulizees2017-02-02T00:00:00Z
SayulitA, Bahía de Banderas Nayarit, 墨西哥
Excelente lugar para hospedarse. Habitación muy bien equipada con vista inmejorable.Said2017-04-09T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥
Great place to stay while we extended our stay in Sayulita to learn to surf! We booked fairly last minute and Estefania was very easy to communicate with. The room/bathroom are very basic but I feel like the price is a pretty good value and certainly what you would expect in such a high demand area. Pros: convenient location (short walk to downtown), large spaces, private entrance Cons: chickens/animals (I know this is explicitly stated but still very noisy at times), bathroom (humid/dark since there is no window)Lehshel2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
Muy agusto!!!Daniel2016-07-20T00:00:00Z
Our host provided us with directions on where to find them and they were located in a great spot not far from downtown. Other than the numerous roosters next door the place was quiet, the bed was very comfortable and the fan was perfect for keeping us cool.Norah Bird2016-02-23T00:00:00Z
Mi estancia fue muy placentera, Estefania fue cálida y nos proporcionó todo lo necesario para que nos hospedaramos d emanera cómoda, Muy recomendado! :)Andrea2016-12-29T00:00:00Z
I had a very pleasant stay in one of the private rooms and Estefania and her husband were very helpful with everything. I especially liked the quiet neighborhood which was perfect to relax. No noise from cars, no construction, only the birds. There will be little noise from roosters though, which is quite common in Sayulita because they are everywhere. The room was very clean and only a small walk away from the beach and center.Jan-Peter2016-05-09T00:00:00Z
The host never appeared ,i was given keys ,and a wifi that didnt connect,. It would be nice if there were towels,or let people know they need to bring them.lauren2016-03-05T00:00:00Z
Estefanía fue muy amable cuando nos recibió, dándonos un mapa para ubicarnos en Sayulita y sus alrededores y la información necesaria para desplazarnos en el lugar. El resto del tiempo la vimos poco, pero era accesible a través de su teléfono celular. El hospedaje es tal cual como se ve en la fotografía, muy fresco y ventilado. Es cierto que los vecinos tienen gallos y cantan casi todo el día pero molestan poco el a noche. Nos asustamos un poco con la visita de una par de arañas, eran bastante grandes y rápidas, muy común de zonas calurosas como ésta, pero la anfitriona nos apoyó con ello.Tania2016-04-26T00:00:00Z
We had a great time at Estefania's house. She managed to realize a 30min before arrival booking and saved our vacations in Sayulita. Room and bathroom were clean. Everything as described. We could not ask for more - perfect. Thank you!Raphael2016-07-09T00:00:00Z
薩尤利塔, Nayarit, 墨西哥


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15460 SW 284th Street UNIT 4201, Homestead, FL 33033
$126,000124 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10196645
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1126 Built: 2006Monthly Fee: $325 Tax: $1,284 (2016)Community: Vista Trace 4 CondoCondo
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Elementary School: None
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Tax Year: 2016
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Remarks: BEAUITFUL UNIT 3/2 NEW FLOORS GREAT AREA CLOSE TO US1 AND TURNPIKE AND SHOPPING CENTERS AND SCHOOLS GREAT FOR FAMILY A SURE MUST SEE! CURRENTLY RENTED AT 1300.00 GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENTS AND INVESTORS!! OWNER WILL FINANCE AT 30% OF VALUE BUYER AGENT WILL RECEIVE A BONUS!!
Listing is courtesy of: EAG Realty International Inc.
601 SE 32nd Terrace UNIT 0, Homestead, FL 33033
$200,000124 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10193780
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1432 Built: 2014 Tax: $3,843 (2016)Community: Martinique At OasisTownhouse, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: None
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Remarks: MATINQUE AT OASIS/TOWNHOME THREE BEDROOMS, TWO & A HALF BATH STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES. UPGRADED KITCHEN CABINETS, TILED FIRST FLOOR, AND FENCED YARD. THIS BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOME IS LESS THAN A YEAR OLD.
Listing is courtesy of: America's Real Estate Force Corporation
19501 SW 307th Street, Homestead, FL 33030
$450,000126 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10195466
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2868 Built: 1973 Tax: $4,275 (2016)Community: Hideaway Pines Sec 03Pool: YesSingle Family, Pets Allowed
Remarks: Remarkable 3/3 with In-laws quarters. New floor through out. Beautiful kitchen, outstanding kitchen, fruit trees,water system included and pool system brand new. Must see
Listing is courtesy of: The Keyes Company
18640 SW 291st Street, Homestead, FL 33030
$470,000126 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10195468
Bed: 5 Bath: 3.0 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2500 Built: 1993 Tax: $5,173 (2016)Community: Redland Grove EstatesPool: YesSingle Family
Listing is courtesy of: OD Realty Group Corp.
Homestead, FL 33033
$130,000131 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10193181
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.5 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1062 Built: 2005Monthly Fee: $315 Tax: $3,544 (2016)Community: Villas At Carmel CondoTownhouse, Pets Allowed
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Remarks: Excellent unit in complex. Very good condition! Great Opportunity to own this spectacular 3/2.5 townhouse with no neighbors in rear. Washer and dryer inside the unit. Gated community with guest parking available. Tiled throughout. Amenities include community pool, play area. Conveniently located near the Florida's Turnpike and shopping areas, restaurants, shopping center. Now vacant, listed to be Rented for $1300. Seller Motivated Bring your offer!
Listing is courtesy of: Florida Realty of Miami Corp
$130,000131 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10193166
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1069 Built: 2005Monthly Fee: $295 Tax: $3,535 (2016)Community: Villas At Carmel CondoCondo, Pets Allowed
Remarks: Excellent unit in complex. Very good condition! Great Opportunity to own this spectacular 2/2.5 townhouse with no neighbors in rear. Washer and dryer inside the unit. Gated community with guest parking available. Tiled throughout. Amenities include community pool, play area. Conveniently located near the Florida's Turnpike and shopping areas, restaurants, shopping center.Rented for $1100 until 07/30/17. Seller Motivated Bring your offer!
18912 SW 318th Terrace, Homestead, FL 33030
$284,900131 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10193387
Bed: 4 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1924 Built: 2007 Tax: $2,809 (2016)Community: Riviera Grande Estates SuPool: NoSingle Family
Remarks: Immaculate home with large living areas huge floor plan 2 car garage 4/2 in a great area! No association no CDD!!
930 NE 33 Terrace UNIT 203, Homestead, FL 33033
$120,000511 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A2209523
REDUCED by $5,000 (4.0%) on 12/14/2016
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 910 Built: 2005Monthly Fee: $302Community: Monterey At Malibu Bay CoCondo, Unfurnished
Restrictions: No Trucks/Rv'S
Tax Year: 2014
35701 SW 202nd Avenue, Homestead, FL 33034
$1,450,000431 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10036934
REDUCED by $49,900 (3.3%) on 12/14/2016
Bed: 4 Bath: 4.5 Gar: 10 Liv Area Sq Ft: 27362 Built: 1962 Tax: $18,117 (2015)Community: Unincorporated Miami DadePool: NoSingle Family
Restrictions: Ok To Lease
Tax Year: 2015
Remarks: HUGE 10 ACRE COMPOUND! HAS MANY USES AGRICULTURE, INDUSRIAL, OR COMMERCIAL. HOME HAS 2 KITCHENS 4 BED 2 BATH HUGE LIVING AREAS. PACKING HOUSE HAS 4 HUGE 15FT BAYS, 4 MASSIVE REFRIGERATED STORAGE FACILITIES, 2 STORY OFFICE WITH BANK TELLER TYPE WINDOWS. 7 TRUCK LOADING DOCKS. PERFECT FOR PRODUCE HANDLING AND SHIPPING. PLENTY OF SPACE FOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS.
185 NE 12th Avenue UNIT 185, Homestead, FL 33030
$119,000132 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10192818
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1084 Built: 1982 Tax: $1,127 (2015)Community: SeagrapeCondo, Pets Allowed
Pet Restrictions: Maximum 20 Lbs
Remarks: Corner remodeled townhouse. 2 bedrooms 2 baths. Kitchen remodeled. Tile in the bottom and wood stairs and upstairs. Washer and Dryer. Patio
Listing is courtesy of: Alaez & Associates, Inc.
28205 SW 187 Avenue, Homestead, FL 33030
$975,000133 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10192204
Bed: 5 Bath: 4.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 4000 Built: 2016 Tax: $1,074 (2016)Community: AcreagePool: NoSingle Family, Unfurnished
Remarks: Luxurious 5/4 modern home on 1 acre. The great room invites you in with a gorgeous fireplace & a beautiful Pecky Cypress ceiling. The Mobica kitchen has SS Appliances, wine rack & beer tap, island range & French doors. The master suite amenities include a Cypress ceiling, recessed lighting, private bath w/DXV tub, rainfall shower & dual sinks. All baths are tiled floor to ceiling. All bedrooms have electronic blackout blinds. The home has 12ft Shaker doors throughout, as well as impact doors & windows.
14012 SW 260th Street UNIT 106, Homestead, FL 33032
$134,900137 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10191038
Bed: 2 Bath: 2.5 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1212 Built: 2005Monthly Fee: $147 Tax: $1,777 (2016)Community: Cedar Woods Homes CondoCondo, Pets Allowed
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Remarks: This immaculate 2 Master bedroom 2.5 bath's combo corner Townhouse, features Tile downstairs and Wood Floors upstairs, Washer and Dryer inside. The unit has been painted throughout. The community offers Pool, Gym, and Club House. Very Low HOA fee of $147.00 per month makes a great Investment. Leased at $1,300 per month, Expires 10/31/17. 9% Cap Rate!! Serious Inquiries only!
Listing is courtesy of: Sandoval Real Estate Inc.
28341 SW 141st Court UNIT 28341, Homestead, FL 33033
$129,900137 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10190980
Bed: 3 Bath: 2.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 1200 Built: 1989 Tax: $1,472 (2016)Community: Waterside Townhomes Sec 4Townhouse, Pets Allowed
Remarks: 3Bed 2bath Corner townhome (Lot and Block) Investors dream. Currently rented at $900.00 per month, Lease expires 5/31/2017. This property rents for $1,200 per month per Comp Market rents. With a low HOA monthly fee property will generate a 8.8% Cap Rate.
23555 SW 147th Avenue, Homestead, FL 33032
$549,000186 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10165869
REDUCED by $46,000 (7.7%) on 12/07/2016
Bed: 5 Bath: 3.0 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2178 Built: 1954 Tax: $3,442 (2015)Community: UnincorporatedPool: NoSingle Family, Pets Allowed
Restrictions: Age RestrictedPet Restrictions: Restrictions Or Possible Restrictions
Remarks: Beautiful Ranch with TWO houses both fully equipped with appliances! ( A main house, and a guest house ). 2 1/4 acres located in 147th Ave and 130th St. The ranch has all the conveniences you could ever need, schools, supermarkets, and shopping centers. Good investment.
Listing is courtesy of: Deconova International Realty
27455 SW 168 Avenue, Homestead, FL 33031
$499,000139 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10187745
Bed: 4 Bath: 2.0 Gar: 2 Liv Area Sq Ft: 2458 Built: 1991 Tax: $4,177 (2015)Community: Amanda EstatesPool: YesSingle Family
Remarks: 4 BR/2 BA home sits on almost 3/4 of an acre. Wooden floors throughout the house. Living room has crown molding & a bay window. Stainless Steel appliances, granite counter tops, wooden cabinets & a pass thru in the kitchen. Family room has crown molding. Master BR has sliding glass doors out to the covered patio. Dual sinks, roman tub & separate shower in the Master bathroom. Covered screened in patio with 3 fans. The spectacular pool has a rock waterfall. The back yard is fenced. Hurry before it's gone!
735 SE 35th Terrace, Homestead, FL 33033
$459,990139 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10189108
Bed: 5 Bath: 3.5 Gar: 3 Built: 2015Monthly Fee: $162 Tax: $8,478 (2016)Community: 0280Pool: NoSingle Family
Restrictions: None,Other Restrictions
Remarks: Marvelous home with beautiful upgrades for sale!
Listing is courtesy of: Golden Acre Real Estate Corp
27950 SW 182nd Avenue, Homestead, FL 33031
$1,100,000142 Days on yellowkey MLS ID: A10185874
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In our methods paper [1], we misstated the primary outcome variable, In addition, the power analyses on which the study Ns are based was not included in the article.
(1) The single primary outcome variable of our study design was Length of Stay (LOS), the number of days in the intensive care unit from day of birth to day of discharge home. All measures described in the paper as primary outcomes are secondary outcomes, including those outcomes listed in Tables 1 and 2.
(2) Previous studies that used LOS for evaluating interventions had total sample sizes of N=128, 100, and 28, respectively [2-4]. To be conservative, we designated a total N=150 to increase the prospect of statistical significance within a more acute population from our NICU (lower average birth weight and age) and to allow for attrition (including transfer to local level 2 NICUs). It was calculated that, for a significance level of alpha=.05, one hundred fifty infants would be sufficient to provide 80% power to detect a 5.3day difference in length of hospital stay.
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Les Huguenots at Bard SummerScape 2009
Why — they always ask — why — present Les Huguenots?
Wigmore Hall has announced the 25 young singer and pianist duos from around the world who have been shortlisted for this prestigious competition, which takes place at Wigmore Hall in September with the generous support of the Kohn Foundation. Details were announced on 27 April during a recital by Milan Siljanov, who won top prize in the 2015 Competition.
Garsington Opera's thrilling new commission for the 2017 Season, Silver Birch, will feature over 180 participants from the local community aged 8-80, including students from primary and secondary schools, members of the local military community, student Foley artists under the guidance of Pinewood Studios and members of Wycombe Women's Aid.
Opera San Jose has capped a wholly winning season with an emotionally engaging, thrillingly sung, enticingly fresh rendition of Puccini's immortal masterpiece La bohème.
On Saturday evening April 22, 2017, San Diego Opera presented Giuseppe Verdi's La traviata at the Civic Theater. Director Marta Domingo updated the production from the constrictions of the nineteenth century to the freedom of the nineteen twenties. Violetta's fellow courtesans and their dates wore fascinating outfits and, at one point, danced the Charleston to what looked like a jazz combo playing Verdi's score.
Thomas Adès's third opera, The Exterminating Angel, is a dizzying, sometimes frightening, palimpsest of texts (literary and cinematic) and music, in which ceaseless repetitions of the past - inexact, ever varying, but inescapably compulsive - stultify the present and deny progress into the future. Paradoxically, there is endless movement within a constricting stasis. The essential elements collide in a surreal Sartrean dystopia: beasts of the earth (live sheep and a simulacra of a bear) roam, a disembodied hand floats through the air, water spouts from the floor and a burning cello provides the flames upon which to roast the sacrificial lambs. No wonder that when the elderly Doctor tries to restore order through scientific rationalism he is told, "We don't want reason! We want to get out of here!"
Is A Dog's Heart even an opera? It is sung by opera singers to live music. Alexander Raskatov's score, however, is secondary to the incredible stage visuals. Whatever it is, actor/director Simon McBurney's first stab at opera is fantastic theatre. Its revival at Dutch National Opera, where it premiered in 2010, is hugely welcome.
In May 2016, Opera Rara gave Bellini aficionados a treat when they gave a concert performance of Vincenzo Bellini's first opera, Adelson e Salvini, at the Barbican Hall. The preceding week had been spent in the BBC's Maida Vale Studios, and this recording, released last month, is a very welcome addition to Opera Rara's bel canto catalogue.
Jonas Kaufmann Mahler Das Lied von der Erde is utterly unique but also works surprisingly well as a musical experience. This won't appeal to superficial listeners, but will reward those who take Mahler seriously enough to value the challenge of new perspectives.
Following Garsington Opera for All's successful second year of free public screenings on beaches, river banks and parks in isolated coastal and rural communities, Handel's sparkling masterpiece Semele will be screened in four areas across the UK in 2017. Free events are programmed for Skegness (1 July), Ramsgate (22 July), Bridgwater (29 July) and Grimsby (11 October).
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At Phoenix's Symphony Hall on Friday evening April 7, Arizona Opera offered its final presentation of the 2016-2017 season, Gioachino Rossini's Cinderella (La Cenerentola). The stars of the show were Daniela Mack as Cinderella, called Angelina in the opera, and Alek Shrader as Don Ramiro. Actually, Mack and Shrader are married couple who met singing these same roles at San Francisco Opera.
On Saturday evening April 1, 2017, Placido Domingo and Los Angeles Opera celebrated their tenth year of training young opera artists in the Domingo-Colburn-Stein Program. From the singing I heard, they definitely have something of which to be proud.
The Festspielhaus in Baden-Baden pretty much programs only big stars. A prime example was the Fall Festival this season. Grigory Sokolov opened with a piano recital, which I did not attend. I came for Cecilia Bartoli in Bellini's Norma and Christian Gerhaher with Schubert's Die Winterreise, and Anne-Sophie Mutter breathtakingly delivering Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto together with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Robin Ticciati, the ballerino conductor, is not my favorite, but together they certainly impressed in Mendelssohn.
Mahler as dramatist! Mahler Symphony no 8 with Vladimir Jurowski and the London Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall. Now we know why Mahler didn't write opera. His music is inherently theatrical, and his dramas lie not in narrative but in internal metaphysics. The Royal Festival Hall itself played a role, literally, since the singers moved round the performance space, making the music feel particularly fluid and dynamic. This was no ordinary concert.
Imagine a fête galante by Jean-Antoine Watteau brought to life, its colour and movement infusing a bucolic scene with charm and theatricality. Jean-Philippe Rameau's opéra-ballet Les fêtes d'Hébé, ou Les talens lyriques, is one such amorous pastoral allegory, its three entrées populated by shepherds and sylvans, real characters such as Sapho and mythological gods such as Mercury.
Details of the Royal Opera House's 2017/18 Season have been announced. Oliver Mears, who will begin his tenure as Director of Opera, comments: "I am delighted to introduce my first Season as Director of Opera for The Royal Opera House. As I begin this role, and as the world continues to reel from social and political tumult, it is reassuring to contemplate the talent and traditions that underpin this great building's history. For centuries, a theatre on this site has welcomed all classes - even in times of revolution and war - to enjoy the most extraordinary combination of music and drama ever devised. Since the time of Handel, Covent Garden has been home to the most outstanding performers, composers and artists of every era. And for centuries, the joyous and often tragic art form of opera has offered a means by which we can be transported to another world, in all its wonderful excess and beauty."
Whatever one's own religious or spiritual beliefs, Bach's St Matthew Passion is one of the most, perhaps the most, affecting depictions of the torturous final episodes of Jesus Christ's mortal life on earth: simultaneously harrowing and beautiful, juxtaposing tender stillness with tragic urgency.
Lindy Hume's sensational La bohème at the Berliner Staatsoper brings out the moxie in Puccini. Abdellah Lasri emerged as a stunning discovery. He floored me with his tenor voice through which he embodied a perfect Rodolfo.
Listening to Moritz Eggert's Caliban is the equivalent of watching a flea-ridden dog chasing its own tail for one-and-half hours. It scratches, twitches and yelps. Occasionally, it blinks pleadingly, but you can't bring yourself to care for such a foolish animal and its less-than-tragic plight.
A large audience packed into the Wigmore Hall to hear the two Baroque rarities featured in this melodious performance by Christian Curnyn's Early Opera Company. One was by the most distinguished 'home-grown' eighteenth-century musician, whose music - excepting some of the lively symphonies - remains seldom performed. The other was the work of a Saxon who - despite a few ups and downs in his relationship with the 'natives' - made London his home for forty-five years and invented that so English of genres, the dramatic oratorio.
Why — they always ask — why — present Les Huguenots?
On those rare occasions, to be sure, when it is ever given. (The last New York performance — a wonderful concert by the Opera Orchestra of New York — took place in 2001; the last New York professional staging was in 1915.) But if you must do it, why stage it? Or anything else by Giacomo Meyerbeer? Isn't he elephantine, dramatically chaotic, insanely expensive to produce, musically absurd? Isn't he the guy Wagner despised — even more than he despised anyone better paid than he was? And who but wry, witty Leon Botstein of Bard and the American Symphony Orchestra would stage Les Huguenots as the centerpiece of a colloquium on the influences on, and of, Richard Wagner?
You don't hear this sort of thing, this casual contempt, from all sides (especially not from those who have actually attended a Meyerbeer opera), but you do hear it. "I can't go to Les Huguenots," one Wagnerite friend told me — "the Meister would not like it." Joe Volpe, who gave the Met trash like Sly and Cyrano, operas that were never popular anywhere, had a fixed prejudice against the composer of the first piece ever to achieve one thousand performances at the Paris Opéra. (That work was Les Huguenots, by the way.) Meyerbeer is usually just … dismissed. It is rare (and, I think, thrilling) to hear one of his airs in an opera audition or recital program — for no one at the dawn of the era of grand opera knew better than he how to display the virtuoso voice to advantage, often in unlikely combination with an obbligato instrument or two — basso profundo and piccolo, anyone? (That's from Les Huguenots, too.)
But how could operas popular throughout the world for almost a hundred years not be worth hearing? How could they not appeal to audiences whose ears are, to an extent, what the nineteenth century made of them? After each of the four professional live performances of Les Huguenots that I've attended, people on every side were saying, "This is such an exciting opera! Why do we never hear it? Is his other music as good?" or words to that effect. They say this even before the end, usually, because these works are long and uneven, and the end often arrives after pleasure capacity has reached overload. Meyerbeer's works are much of a muchness, and his habit of tossing in afterthoughts at the request of new singers does not render them less unwieldy. On the present occasion, there was tremendous interest — a couple of the Bard performances were sold out.Scene from "The Huguenots" by Giacomo Meyerbeer by Achille Deveria [Boston Harbor Museum]
Botstein says Parsifal is slightly longer than Les Huguenots, but Parsifal doesn't feel as long — Wagner knew how to do much more with far less melodic material, partly because he had Meyerbeer's example to teach him what pitfalls to avoid: Keep the story tightly focused, and don't dissipate musical energy by pausing between numbers — in fact, do away with individual numbers — that was the Wagnerian revelation.
Huguenots can be draining if untrimmed. It is usually trimmed — in Berlin in 1988, they dropped Act III and a great deal else, permitting Pilar Lorengar to sing Valentine, a role otherwise beyond her powers. At Bard's Summerscape this year Botstein was determined to present all of it, or very nearly. A ballet or two may have gone missing between scenes of mass murder.
Mass murder, yes. Les Huguenots follows the grand opera plan concocted by master librettist Eugène Scribe, the dramatic style later utilized by Hollywood films of setting the romantic problems of a few tormented "little people" against the throes of some historical convulsion. Without Scribe there would have been no D.W. Griffith or Cecil B. De Mille. But for Meyerbeer, the drama was subservient to musical requirements — each major singer needed a major solo to establish character and a duet or two to confront others, and where De Mille could cut away to scenery or a bit of local color, opera has dance, ritual, daily activity set to music in some sensational way. (Les Huguenots contains a notorious "bathing" scene in an onstage pool.)
Marguerite de Valois, dite La reine Margot by François Clouet (1572) [Bibliothèque nationale de France]
Les Huguenots concerns the agonies of a fictitious love triangle set against the St. Bartholemew's Day Massacre of several thousand Protestants (Huguenots, in France) by the Catholics of Paris in 1572. There is one historical figure, Marguerite de Valois, sister of King Charles IX, whose marriage to the Protestant king of Navarre was the occasion for the bloodshed, an incident of the wars of the Reformation that ripped Europe apart for two centuries. Having endured that — and having realized that God just didn't care who won — created the sentiment for religious toleration that is one of the happiest triumphs of Western civilization. The story of vicious wars among Frenchmen was, by 1836, exemplary: How far we've come! Thank heavens nothing like that could happen again! — or so Meyerbeer's audience could tell themselves. Meyerbeer himself, a Jew from Berlin, mercifully died in 1864. Today, who can doubt that this tale of well-intentioned people trying to avert horror only to be destroyed by it in the end is relevant? As we know after the Holocaust, no nation is so civilized it cannot descend to barbarity.
The other reason, I believe, that Les Huguenots scares producers even more than other large-scale Meyerbeer operas, is its reputation, dreamed up by a Met press agent, as the "Night of Seven Stars" — you cannot put it on unless you have seven leading singers of spectacular attainment, plus a dozen capable minor ones. This is not quite true. While Meyerbeer wrote in a way that allowed singers of abnormal ability to show off their best shots, none of the seven lead parts is murderously long or difficult except those of Raoul and Marcel. Marcel, the gruff soldier whose voice plumbs the depths to affirm his bedrock Puritanism, sings a great warlike display piece (with piccolo) in "Piff! Paff! Pouf!" (that's the sound of bullets shooting Catholics), a duet with Valentine, a trio in a besieged church, and he should be heard in ensembles, but it won't kill any singer who has those low notes.
Raoul is another matter — a heroic but lyric tenor (Wagner imitated him with the far more unsingable Tannhauser) who must be romantic, flirtatious, outraged, stalwart and devout t by swift turns — and who must sing something important in each of the five acts. You can't do Huguenots without a strong Raoul — don't even think of it. Marcello Giordani boosted his career to the A-list by taking on Raoul in several productions.
In contrast, the Queen in this opera is a lesser figure (Valentine is the heroine) — Marguerite sings an enormous coloratura showpiece on her entrance in Act II, tossing out Es and Fs, but thereafter she barely appears — she can go rest her tonsils or change costume. The part is therefore a favorite with aging ladies who have kept a bit of top. I once heard Sills surf through it at length and with ease; Joan Sutherland, who had done it at La Scala (on horseback no less) at 35, could still sing it respectably a quarter century later in her final stage appearance.
Valentine, however, calls for a strong lyric soprano or a high mezzo, capable of matching the ardors of her Raoul. Urbain is a display role for mezzo-in-trousers, a high mezzo at that. Meyerbeer tailored his roles closely to unique singers, so that they sometimes fit awkwardly on ordinary ones; it is another reason why he was agreeable to writing new showpieces for new performers.
Then there's a baritone, the Comte de Nevers, a suave French man-about-town who says no to friends plotting massacre. The Comte de St.-Bris is a caricature bass villain, needed for the curtain shocker: he has just slain three "Huguenots," only to discover one is Valentine — his only child. Yes, Verdi knew this opera when he wrote Rigoletto — everybody knew this opera.
So: Les Huguenots is a crowd-pleaser, an erstwhile blockbuster hit, influenced everyone and has a story relevant to today's headlines. It should be performed — with judicious snippage perhaps (because the music is of variable quality). Now, how did they do at Bard? To my surprise, surprisingly well — I'd give it a six and a half out of seven possible stars.
Michael Spyres has a lovely, liquid tenor, all honey for love duets and some metal for cries of outraged honor. His voice may not be large enough to sing this lyric but very long role in a major house — no way to be sure at Bard, where the Sosnoff Theater seats 900 — but it held up, remaining beautiful and on pitch well into Act V. You can't do a Huguenots without a Raoul, and Bard had a winning Raoul.
Erin Morley sang the Queen, encumbered by preposterous costumes in gunmetal gray as if to emphasize her equivocal politics. She has a large, agile, clear soprano — no canary she, but then Meyerbeer knew how to spare his singers a fight with full orchestra — and her highly ornamented scene (rising to brilliant high F's) was most gratifying. Alexandra Deshorties sang Valentine with supple phrasing and inexhaustible spirit. I have occasionally had the sense that this singer's sizable instrument has a mind of its own, not fully under the singer's control; there was little sign of that here. She can cut through a whole Meyerbeerian cast and chorus when necessary (as the only woman present — horrified — during the Oath of the Swords) but there were hints of a beat when she pushed too hard. She was tremendously affecting in quiet moments, such as her solo at the opening of Act IV or the trio in Act V, even manifesting a creditable trill. Marie Lenormand, looking no more masculine than do most trouser mezzos, tossed her bright, cocky soprano about charmingly, but lower notes gave her some trouble.
Andrew Schroeder gave a distinguished account of Nevers. A strapping figure with an engaging, solid baritone, he remained French in his insouciance and the ease of his singing. Peter Volpe scored a great success as gruff Marcel, always in character, agreeable if not startling with the famous low range of the role. His "Piff, Paff" would have been even more impressive if the director hadn't undercut it. Jon Marcus Bindel, as Valentine's wicked father, was the only singer who did not delight — when he sang with any power at all, they wobbled unpleasantly. The five Catholic nobles, all roles calling for high quality, were well cast, and the two gypsies in the Pré-aux-Clercs sang deliciously. It would have been nice to have a gypsy dance to the gypsy dance ballet that follows instead of a tawdry assault by Huguenots on girls in slips.
Meyerbeer's orchestra is not enormous — he is notoriously kind to singers — but he needs power for the great explosions that cap the drama at its many high points. Botstein's soloists accompanied the singers lovingly but sometimes lacked the concluding "button" that sets off applause — the audience did not always seem cued to apply it. The great scenes that build and include everyone — soloists, chorus, orchestra, the primal scenes of grand opera, were impressively carried off, at least when the staging did not distract.
The staging was by Thaddeus Strassberger, whose wrangle with the challenges of fitting it in the Sosnoff's small but technically proficient stage was by turns inventive and perverse. The theme wasn't exactly modern dress, but it was difficult to be sure what period it was set in — the women wore something old and bulky, the men something modern, the dancers something scanty. The Pré-aux-Clercs scene of Act III, set in a field near the Seine where Huguenots (forbidden to worship in churches) are holding a Sunday service beside the convent in which Nevers is marrying Valentine, was placed by Strassberger under the steel piers that support the elevated portions of the Paris Métro — far from bucolic or Renaissance, but intriguing for its echo of the nave of some great cathedral. The plot for massacre in Act IV filled a claustrophobic square of black leather chairs — and the sides of the set drew back when the conspiratorial chorus came to join in for the Oath. Indeed, the best of Strassberger's work was his use of the great wooden panels that front the Sosnoff stage to segment the scene into smaller tableaux, allowing us to see what Raoul spies (and misinterprets) of Nevers and Valentine in Act I, or to give us a narrow glimpse of Marguerite's ball in Act V.
But what beefs me, what gets me to want this guy barred from the opera house, is his lack of faith in the music. Naked wrestlers at a men's stag party (while they sing of women and wine) — okay; but must they wrestle when Marcel is singing his great aria? If you know the piece, you'll know enough to ignore the busyness upstage, but this is a piece strange to most of the audience. The eye will be caught, the ear will ignore. If Mr. Volpe were Pol Plançon, he'd refuse to sing until the wrestlers were canned, but nowadays singers don't do that. The Oath of the Swords in Act IV, one of the great moments of Parisian opera, a scene that seldom fails to send chills by purely musical means, failed to chill on this occasion because of the bleeding naked fellow being attached to a chain in the middle (why? Do politicians usually have scenic tableaux while making top-secret backroom plans?) and the chorus dragging huge crosses across the stage. Yes — we get it — but we would get it from the music, if you'd let us listen to it. The great Act IV duet, a noble piece much admired by — yes — Wagner (and wittily parodied by Gilbert and Sullivan in The Pirates of Penzance — they knew their Meyerbeer, too), was building beautifully in its tight space from the ardent throats of Mr. Spyres and Mme. Deshorties, but Strassberger, musically oblivious, abruptly had his soprano disrobe so the tenor could demonstrate his ardor (was this the time, I ask you? with a massacre to prevent?) by singing a stanza while between her legs. You could enjoy the music anyway — but if you have to shut your eyes to take pleasure in an opera, why are we spending money on a stage director? Strassberger is of the school that believes music is the last thing anyone cares about in the opera house. If Botstein wants to give an obscure work a chance — a noble aim — can't he find a team that believes the piece is worth it?
John Yohalem