While the house was nice and light, there is requirement to look after their cat - which we were OK with until we discovered how loud and chatty it was, which led to it waking us up throughout the night and early in the morning. Although we love cats and we agreed to feed it, we were not expecting it to want to sleep on our beds at night and be constantly around our feet and meowing. We understand he would have missed its owners - but if we left the windows open, he would head straight upstairs and scratch at the door until he woke the kids and let him in, and jumped on their bed -- which they didn't want either. But if we closed the windows, he would sit outside and meow until let in. Hence - every night we experienced broken sleep and early starts. We tried to contact the Host to see what to do but they were out of range for a few days and did not respond until the 4th night to tell us we could lock it in the caravan overnight.
While the house itself was warm and light, it is their residential home and so (in our view) it it better suited to being a housesit or petsit option, rather than a paid Air Bnb option. Everything in the house was left for the Hosts to come back to - not set up for guests to come into.
There was only a tiny bit of room in the fridge, pantry and freezer to put our food (and as a family of 6, we had a lot of groceries to store for 5 days) and so we had to leave our food on the bench top.
Also, there was no room at all in the bedrooms for our gear, so we had to leave our clothes in our bags or on the floor.
Finally, the house was left unlocked on our arrival and we weren't told where the keys were - and once the host went out of contact, we had to leave it unlocked for a few days until she finally told me where they were - the 3rd night of our stay. It made me somewhat nervous leaving the property with all our gear and valuables inside, as well as coming back to an unlocked house.
The house itself was warm, light and comfortable enough, and we understand the host didn't intentionally mean to leave the property as per the above, and possibly didn't anticipate the cat being so noisy. But some care and thought could be put into her next Air Bnb offering to avoid the problems we experienced.
Overall, if the Host managed to make themselves available for contact, removed the cat (or advised guests to lock him in the caravan in the evenings); provided a key from the beginning of the stay and also made space for guests to put their gear, then this would make for a much more enjoyable stay.