To summarize, this is a very pretty peaceful-looking antique house worth visiting, but it is very hard to rest inside. You need to be careful with everything.
- the airplanes are very loud and frequent, starting early morning till late night. Since it's top floor, the space is more susceptible to plane noise.
- the bed is very small for two people, my husband couldn't have his legs fully stretched when lying on it.
- even though the listing says there is a kitchen, there's no microwave, freezer or burners.
- no AC.
- all furniture is very old and squeaks, including the floor, the bed. You can't lean on one chair because the backrest just dislocate under weight no matter how many times you reassemble it - it just doesn't hold. One window is stuck in the frame and can't be closed, or maybe it can, but you'd be very worried if it would break if you try with full strength. The blind of the other window doesn't close fully. The drawers will almost fall out when you open them carelessly.
- there's a pool table in the living space, but not truly playable. The slanted roof limits the space and it's hard to use poles when you try playing.
- there are spiral staircases if you are not up for climbing - we didn't mind it.
- the host brings you baked buns and pies from time to time. We appreciate it.
- the cleaning fee was high ($100), but we were asked to take out the garbage on our own anyway, on garbage collection day and on checking out