This place is ideal if you:
Just need a place to sleep
are alone
are on a budget
are a dog lover
don't mind reading/following and continuing to refer to a long list of instructions.
The place is small, so if you need to stay long and/or need to get work done, this may not be the place for you. I didn't mind the instructions for keeping the dogs in because I'm a dog lover and I 'get it.'
Someone else on here said something to the effect that her rules are unreasonable. They are not. I've been to Air BnB's with far more stringent and cumbersome rules/guidelines/do's n don't.
What I do think is that the instructions could be more intuitive/accessible for guests. The typical guest may not walk around the house knowing where the "East end" is. Explain HOW to get to the bathroom. If you want people to wear a mask in the house, you may want to print out a paper and tape it to where guests will see it as they exit the room to visit the bathroom (don't expect them to suddenly recall that X number of paragraphs into the instructions they read earlier, it said to wear a mask when walking through the house). The instructions themselves would be more intuitive and accessible if organized under subheadings.
Sharmaine: Remember, guests are travelers with countless things going through their heads. Even as they read your instructions, other things are competing for their attention. Spend an hour or two making these instructions more intuitive and easier to access for them, and you'll save countless hours of frustration and awkward instances.