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Rivas

Tola

Guacalito de la Isla

CX42+65 El Gigante, Nicaragua

Lot B6, Hacienda Iguana, Nicaragua

9466+4H La Bolsa, Nicaragua

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Thanks for the 4 stars and the shoutout to our cleaning team. For future guests, here is how we handle the points mentioned: AC & Power: The house runs a premium Victron solar system with 28 panels and 8 LiFe batteries to provide reliable electricity and AC, even during local grid outages. That said - and as clearly stated in the house notes and additional rules - solar requires intelligent electricity use. Very high consumption during the day can prevent the batteries from charging properly. Very high consumption at night will drain the batteries quickly, leaving less backup if the grid goes down. For this reason, we ask guests to follow the AC rules: keep doors and windows closed when AC is running, turn AC off in empty rooms, run AC at sensible temperature. These rules are there to keep guests comfortable, preserve backup power, and protect the solar and AC equipment. Morning Light: We have blackout curtains in the east-facing master bedroom. The other bedrooms do not face east and do not have blackout curtains. On clear mornings, the Nicaraguan sun & light can be strong early regardless of window direction. Bringing an eye mask is a good tip for guests who prefer to sleep late/ during the day. Insects: We’re in a rural tropical location, so occasional insects can appear despite regular cleaning and property care. We leave bug spray on hand for guest use and are always happy to help quickly if anything needs attention. Glad you had a positive stay overall.