We had an okay stay at the Roost. Overall, I will would that the space feels tired compared to the photos. It seems that this place is getting a lot of wear and the maintenance is lacking. Our first night there it got really cold and our baby woke up on numerous occasions with freezing hands. We were frustrated because the heater wouldn't turn on. After messaging Kirk in the morning, he responded immediately to let us know it was probably the breaker, which was an easy fix. The bathroom is also a little worn out. The floors all over this space are uneven and have created some issues where the tub meets the floor. The ceiling fan is also very noisy and sounds like it's broken. The first three nights we stayed there, we enjoyed how quiet it was, but on the last night we were woken up by a crowd in the courtyard. Since we did not meet Kirk, it was unclear to us if he lives on the property and it was him and his wife's friends, or if the other half of the house is rented out. Whoever it was, was noisy until close to midnight, left their garbage around, and left the string lights on in the courtyard. The lights made it very bright in our room and difficult to fall back asleep so I again messaged Kirk for instructions on how to turn them off. He immediately responded to my question that it was a plug. So I trotted down in my pajamas after midnight to unplug them. I would have hoped that if it was Kirk that left the lights on that he would have been kind enough to do that for us, but again we don't know who it was. Finally, we picked this spot partly because it had a washer & dryer, but when we needed to use them, they were both occupied all day and night. We really appreciate how communicative Kirk was, but in comparison to other 5 star airbnb's that we have stayed at, this one just didn't live up to 5 stars.