If you get into hospitality, you should do so, at least in part, with an interest in being hospitable, with a desire to create special experiences for people. Otherwise, you're just turning a buck, and your guests will know it. Sadly, this was the case with this property.
Despite renting the "entire property," I was notified after booking that we needed to indicate which sleeping configuration we wanted as the host would only be unlocking 2 bedrooms to accommodate the 2 guests listed in the booking. I pushed back--yes, only 2 of us would be coming, but we should have a run of the place since we had paid for the ENTIRE PROPERTY. The response, which came from someone named Beth (and not Verina, w/whom I had been corresponding), was vague and suggested that only private rooms for storage would be locked. I assumed this meant we would have the entire house (and most importantly, the 2 bathrooms) available to use. This turned out to be untrue. The host kept one of the suites locked, closing off a second bathroom and another adult sized bed, relegating one of us to a twin sized bed and to sharing a bathroom in the basement.
There were other minor nits--like how we asked it they had a mixer or food processor (we are cooks) and they said no, only to show up and find an electric mixer sitting in plain sight (so we unnecessarily traveled with one in our luggage). Or that virtually everything provided was clearly rationed--1 roll of paper towels, (barely) 1 night's worth of fire wood, nearly empty containers of hand soap or dish detergent, etc. Or that the door to the outside on the basement level isn't sealed properly, resulting in the occasional mosquito buzzing around your head at night. But those are almost sidenotes after having had the host falsely advertise the property.
In the end, this property made you feel like the owner was suspicious of you as a guest from the outset--in fact, Beth said as much when she explained why they typically lock rooms beyond the guest headcount. And being felt like you're going to take advantage of the owner (or steal any extra provisions) is not remotely hospitable.
Shameful.