Maria and Ed were very helpful and even had a guest book with information about the surrounding area for those who wanted it. The place had all the things we needed and we enjoyed our stay. This would be a good place for those with children since it had bunk beds in one room and it had 1 1/2 baths. We didn't use some of those amenities, but chose this place for the location and because friends of ours had previously stayed there and had a favorable impression that we trusted.
Just to be aware for future people, the main bed is a US "double" (also known as "full") size. It was correctly listed using AirBnB's terminology by Maria and Ed.
This was a good place to stay and I'd happily stay there again.
PS. IMO, AirBnB needs to clarify their terminology for beds and use the term "full" instead of "double" since "double" can often mean something different in European booking sites where it often mean two twin-sized beds pushed together to form one larger bed with a crack down the middle. I'd rather see the site use the term "full" for the size smaller than queen to avoid some confusion between American and European terminology. This isn't a reflection on Maria and Ed at all, but something problematic about the AirBnB platform.