The Solstice House is a very beautiful place. I think that if Chris makes a few improvements it could be a very lovely place experience for anyone, however, we had to cut our stay short due to a few too many issues and inconveniences. When we arrived Chris greeted us without a mask on and gave us a quick tour of the house. When we started to get settled we noticed a full load of dirty dishes in the dishwasher so this, in combination of Chris being maskless, left us to assume proper COVID-19 sanitation procedures where not followed. We proceeded to clean the dishes and cleaned down all the surfaces ourselves. The rooms and restrooms were nice and seemed to be cleaned properly. On the listing under Bedroom 1 it says there are 3 queen beds, 1 double bed, 1 couch and air mattress – there is no such room. This really didn’t matter to us because we are a small family, but please don’t depend on such a room to accommodate your guests – it does not exist. The outdoor dining and lounge space is quite beautiful and the outdoor kitchen worked great, but there is no outdoor lighting so we could not eat dinner in the space or lounge after dark which was unfortunate, however our breakfast and lunch was quite nice out in the space. Sometime during the first night we noticed that there were no drapes on any of the windows on the ground floor and in most of the rooms upstairs. This was pretty uncomfortable, especially since there is no outdoor lighting. Also, there is one bedroom on the ground floor that has a glass door that has no drapes so there is no privacy in that room – at all. Also note that the bed in the master bedroom is full size. During the second day the internet became spotty and then eventually shut down completely. In that area there is no cell service so with no internet you are completely disconnected – according to Chris it went down in the entire area due to maintenance. At that point we decided there were too many things we were not comfortable with – we fully cleaned up (except we couldn’t throw the trash outside because there were no bins so we bagged it and left it in the kitchen) and then left to find a hotel room. It was pretty inconvenient and disappointing because this was the end of our family road trip where we had booked two separate ABnBs prior to this one and had amazing experiences – just sucked to end on a bad note. After a few awkward exchanges (that I will spare you here) with Chris, he refunded me for the time we didn’t spend at Solstice House. I think if Chris makes improvements on cleanliness and complying with COVID-19 protocols, drapes the windows, gets outdoor lighting in the dining and lounge spaces, provides reliable internet service and accurately lists the sleeping accommodations The Solstice House could be a very lovely place to stay.