Our host, Fred, was great at providing information and responding to questions quickly. Unfortunately, while the boat itself was very nice, we ended up not staying after we checked in. The boat does not have air conditioning, which meant we would need to sleep with the windows open given it was very hot 28C inside when we arrived. We opened the doors and windows, then took a seat on the back deck while the boat cooled off. We were quickly overcome by the smell of raw sewage, likely from one of the other nearby boats and something beyond Fred's control. Fred was understanding.Although the boat had a beautiful bathroom, as advertised, there was a sign in the bathroom asking us to limit our use, due to limited water on the boat, and giving us the code to use an onshore bathroom/shower complex. We decided to check that out and see if the smell dissipated. Instead, it got worse. We weren't going to be able to sleep with the windows open with that smell. It was nauseating. So, we checked out and went back to the hotel we had been staying in previously. The upper deck of the boat had a section that, barring the odor, would have been a beautiful place to hang out. As one might expect of a waterfront property, it had a considerable amount of bird droppings, which somewhat limited the usefulness of the upper deck.I'd compare the boat to upscale camping given the request to use the on-shore bathroom complex. If it weren't for the smell, it would have been nice.