My room (Birch) was at the end of the hallway so only abutted one other room making it feel quite private. It had one window that provided a nice view of the lawn and woods. The bed was very soft, as were the pillows. There is a ceiling fan which I appreciated because it was a bit hot during the day, but I did not want to run the window air conditioner as that would have been too cold during the night. There is a TV in the room that I did not use. There is no closet, but there are hooks on the wall for hanging clothing, etc.
The attached bathroom was a good size and was situated in the corner of the building allowing for two windows. A claw-foot tub occupied one corner of the room with a shower adjacent that had a square "rain" showerhead. Unfortunately, it was tricky to get out of the water stream in the shower since the space was on the small side, but the towels were plush, and the bathroom was very clean.
The hosts are located in an adjacent building that is not too close, so there is a sense of privacy from that perspective. There is a hot tub privately tucked away a little distance from the inn which looked like a nice place to relax, but I had not come prepared to utilize it so can't elaborate. Inside the inn, there was a large, common, living room with new furniture, and the dining room was set up with multiple tables so guests did not have to sit with strangers when eating breakfast. As for the breakfast, the offerings consisted of cold cereal, fresh fruit, some muffins and croissants, coffee, and juice.
The one issue I had was that the wifi was not working when I was there; Matt offered to have me come sit on their porch to use it if I needed to, but I didn't really want to do that at 10pm!