Rachel has clearly put a lot of thought into creating a beautiful space - which would be improved with the small effort required to empty at least either the whole wardrobe or one of the free standing wooden cupboards of personal clothing and effects. As it is - there is a sense of being accommodated in the room - rather than in having full access to it. I personally was not enamoured by the 'honesty bar' concept - and found the prices asked a bit steep for what was being supplied - yet I accept this could work well for other guests - and it does not intrude overly much on the fridge space provided.
I also found that the TV listed was actually a monitor with an HDMI cable - which was not entirely clear or transparent in the listing. The toiletries supplied - on the other hand - (shampoo/conditioner/etc) are both generous and well chosen.
My biggest grievance with my experience at Lilypad is at the how quickly the initial compassion and kindness shown by Rachel in response to the incident degenerated into concentrated focus and concern around rectifying the space for the guest arriving the following day at all costs - which left me feeling like both a hindrance and a nuisance - all while still dealing with major shock and a hospital visit; the fury expressed at my 'lack of apology', a spate of vitriolic messages, her complete refusal to accept or bear any responsibility around the incident, her invasion of my privacy in the space - with what she found there being used against me as accusations around my health and making a fire (even after admitting I had the right to and there had been both wood and firelighters on the premises); and finally - in her claim against me on the AirBnb site - her belated and blatant dishonesty in claiming I had 'leaned' the items that melted/ smouldered against the fire place there in the first place. While I recognise youth and inexperience may play a part in how this was handled - after my mostly truly wonderful experiences with AirBnb over many years - this has shaken me to the core.