The good: the views are phenomenal. The living room is very nice. The bedrooms are very cozy and comfortable. It has pretty much everything you need for a short stay. My only suggestion is to leave a laminated instruction sheet on the fridge for where to dump trash, the wifi password and any other information guests would need. The bad: the photos provided for the patio are not entirely accurate and I think are the ones that were listed when the place was purchased (they look staged). The grass and plants on the patio are dead. You can tell it is not maintained and some of the furniture is worn out and I was afraid to sit on them at the risk of getting bit by a spider or getting a splinter. The view, however, is unreal-gorgeous! We found several cobwebs with dead spiders throughout the house. The towels were not the cleanest and we washed them as soon as got there (take your own if you choose to stay here). The window in the master does not close properly and it was very cold, not to mention a large spider sneaked in. There aren't any curtains or window coverings in the upstairs bath and the neighbors can see in, so that was a little awkward. Lastly, the water heater broke on our second to last day. It turned in to a jumbled mess and we ended up heating water on the stove and taking lukewarm baths. I would not say it ruined our trip, because thankfully it happened towards the end, but it definitely put a damper. Henna and I were able to reach an agreement for compensation and it's been settled. That is something I'd definitely compliment her on is that she is readily available and easy to reach with issues, questions or concerns. It's unfortunate this happened but that's the gamble you take by staying at someone's home.