Please note that there is no lounge in the space. Carmen is a friendly person, and the space is beautiful, and at the same time you need to know what you were getting into. This is a two bedroom. The master bedroom does not have any windows in it. The shower has no walls which I know is a modern feature, but it does leave a lot of water on the floor if you have to use it immediately after for the toilet or something. The oven broke while we were there and while I was so grateful that she brought in an Electrician immediately, we were not able to use the oven for the rest of our stay which was a significant amount of time. And though I was very grateful she did bring the service man out quickly, I did still have to wait around for him as he got there around an hour later than expected. When we got there there was very little cutlery. She did promise to bring us more which she did, albeit a couple days later. The beds she set up in the third bedroom which she called the lounge, were incredibly hard. My 10-year-old son was not able to restfully sleep in them. There is no way to dry your clothes if you were planning on washing them, you will need to take them to the laundromat unless you are there in the heat of summer and getting a lot of sun, but they were also no lines hung to hang them. The heater she refers to is a rolling gas heater. I will say that the bathtub is my absolute favorite feature: huge and beautiful. The house is situated on a very busy road, and all of the other tenants in the space have a remote to quickly open and shut the gate. We were not given a remote, so we had to rather awkwardly pull off the side of the road coming in and out. Carmen is a kind person. I wish her all the best, and I don’t like giving negative reviews, but what really made me do this is that several days after our stay she sent me photographs asking me about a broken glass that we left, some dirty bedding which honestly I don’t know what she’s referring to, and mold around the windows, which are merely from the architecture of her space, and that it is in a damp location. It is not uncommon to break a glass or two on a stay, and I have never ever had a host contact me about anything like that.