Although the space was pretty, it was also somewhat uncomfortable. The small dining table was very wobbly and there were no proper chairs. As you can see from the photo, the seating at the table consists of a couple of stumps and a silly stool in the shape of a human hand. They were amusing but very uncomfortable and impractical.
The thing that really made the stay less than ideal was the very poor communication. I reached out a couple of times prior to arriving to arrange for a more supportive chair to be brought over. The first two messages were ignored completely. I then tried texting her cell, and although I was able to reach her, she never replied to my question. I had to text her again and she agreed to bring over a chair.
When we arrived at the location, the lock box on the door wouldn't open. We had to text her again (she answered this time) and was given the new code that she said was changed by her assistant without her being informed of the new number.
Once inside, we noticed that the chair had not been delivered. I texted again and again she didn't reply. I texted again the next day and she said that her assistant had misunderstood the request and she would have it delivered later that day. We did eventually get the chair but it was very difficult to get in touch with her and the fact that she blamed her assistant for the errors was suspect.
The final time we tried to contact the host was a couple of days into our stay when we wanted to use the Sonos system but didn't have the password. We never heard back from her about that.
One last warning to anyone staying here. Do NOT bring anything small into the bed! There is a very small space between the wall and the frame of the bed. My cellphone fell down into that space and it took us an hour to get it out. Apparently others have also had an issue as we also retrieved several items belonging to other guests who had dropped items into that space.