Dear Linda and Ron, thank you for welcoming us into your home. The location and views are stunning, the hosts are welcoming and Linda's art is very impressive, a surprisingly pleasant addition to the stay.
I do want to mention a few suggestions/comments that may help future guests with the same needs/expectations as we had and maybe the hosts would be interested in making some tweaks.
AC - The listing mentions AC availability on the property, but while it is on during the day (set at 78 degrees), it is not able to cool down the corner room upstairs, which has the larger bed. The room was so hot, that my husband and I had to stay in the 2nd room with a smaller bed, while my son stayed in the warmer room. We did open our windows in the evening, once the AC was off, but it took a few hours for the room to cool down completely. My son would not sleep with open windows, so I had to open everything after he fell asleep, as the fan alone did not provide comfort. I understand this issue because our in-laws house faces the same AC problem where it is cold enough downstairs but the one corner room upstairs which gets the most sun does not cool down even with AC on all night. In this case, I think it would help tremendously to have blackout curtains/shades that would cut down on how much heat that room accumulates during hot summer days. This, I feel, added the most to the discomfort in our stay, as it gets difficult to relax when one is not able to cool down.
Windows - there are no privacy or blackout curtains/shades on the windows. While we really did enjoy the views, it was slightly uncomfortable to change in the room with wide open windows, as we could not know what/who all might be out there. However, a more major issue is that we are sensitive to waking up with the sunrise light, and it was a bit surprising to see that the rooms did not offer options to control early morning (pre-6am) light coming in.
Closet - The smaller room with the computer desk had a closet to hang clothes but it was full of owner's stuff, so it appears it could not be used, therefore the rooms did not provide any place to hang up clothes.
Sheets - flannel sheets are normally very comfortable, but more on a cold winter night rather than a hot summer night. In addition, my husband simply doesn't like them, so I do think that plain cotton/microfiber sheets might have been a more suited standard option for these beds.
Thanks for taking my comments into consideration. Hope we're back on the West Cost sometime in the near future!