The pros:
Mo is fantastic! Very friendly and accommodating. He tries his very best and he wants to make sure his guests are comfortable. He left two root beers and some almonds for us as a welcome treat…thanks Mo!
His home that he also lives in, is beautiful.
His backyard deck/garden is nice to sit in.
Everything was reasonably clean.
I felt very comfortable even sharing with the owner living in the home. Mo is laid back and does his own thing. He doesn’t hover, you barely notice he is there.
The Cons:
I would suggest that small bedroom fans be available in each of the guest rooms as they were quite warm in Sept.
But mostly fans are needed for the white noise.
The first night, when no other guests were in the second room, it was nice and quiet.
The next night when guests arrived, it was horrible. They slammed doors downstairs endlessly until 1:30am. It was unbelievable the noise they made opening and closing every doors constantly. I’m pretty sure I counted over 100 closings and openings and stomping around. The walls seem paper-thin. We had to be up at 4am to get ready for the ferry. We almost didn’t make the ferry, it was quite full even arriving as early as we did. Sorry for the hairdryer noise when we got up!
The ring around the tub could use a good scrub.
The bedrooms need a mirror so people who need to use the shower and toilet can get in and the others can use the mirrors in their bedrooms to get ready. Women need mirrors, Mo! 😜 Also a full length mirror would be nice to see how our clothes look when we get dressed.
Sharing the one upstairs bathroom with the guests downstairs wasn’t my favourite, but it worked out.
Other than that, it’s a very good stay. I just hope you sleep really sound and aren’t a light sleeper like I am, or you won’t sleep at all if there are other guests booked in. Who opens and closes doors that much?! I couldn’t even fathom what they were doing…good gosh!
But thank you very much for everything Mo. I would def stay again if you have a good, loud fan to mask the noise at night. ☺️😀