It sounds like the Salt Spring airbnb breakfast game is really strong and although this airbnb was promoted as being attached to a bakery the breakfast fell short in comparison. Turns out the bakery moved so you can disregard all the reviews that say otherwise. The granola tasted a bit rancid (must be one of the seeds) and the jam was not appetizing (couldn't tell what type of berry it was and had an overwhelming tang). No food was replenished so what you get at check in was it (4 eggs, small jars of jam, milk, oj, yogurt, and a loaf of bread that was not warm as some reviews have stated, and stale by the next day). It's also suggested that we take short showers as the cabin is on a septic system. However the shower takes a very long time (8-10mins) to get to the right temperature and I worry that is the main risk to the septic tank because people don't really start their shower until the water is adequately warm. The pressure was also up and down the entire shower, making it even longer to rinse out your hair. If someone would fix the shower it may be possible to have a short and enjoyable shower. We only had 2 showers in total during our stay but it was near impossible to keep them short. It was quite cold at times during our stay (even though we're in July!) and it would've been nice to have access to the heat but it wouldn't turn on. With a baby in the cabin that was concerning, although I'm glad I requested extra blankets in advance. The cabin seemed to be on a slant so when you're sleeping on the bed you feel like you're angled in such a way that you're in a mild inversion and blood is going to your head. The headboard should technically be on the other side of the room in this case, and the bed is likely due for a new mattress as it's very squeaky and not very comfortable anymore. I do wish I would've been told about the bakery moving so that I didn't plan our stay/meals around that. When we originally booked the listing claimed that we would be adjacent to the bakery, how convenient! It would've been appreciated had the owner expressed this change but Celia was not an attentive host. I didn't get the impression Celia cared about how our stay was going as she never reached out during our stay, or cared to really help us ahead of time with a couple things concerning the baby (referral for a playpen rental, potential nanny). I felt she was dismissive in our conversations and on multiple occasions wouldn't even reply until I had to reach out again. This property was close to the Hastings House where I was attending a wedding so it was convenient in that regard, and Peter (Celia's son) appeared friendly in our couple interactions, but it was not an impressive stay for the cost. I would not recommend.