This historic house has so many nice details. It also has an eclectic restoration and decor. The main rooms have high ceilings; are large and inviting. Plenty of fun outdoor seating, so many places to go, relax, socialize, enjoy a beverage on the property. There were water features everywhere and an overgrown back area that another guest referred to as 'the jungle.' I enjoyed my morning meditation there and enjoyed all the rocking/swinging seating. This place is plain fun! The outdoor shower was sweet, even in the rain, and just two steps away from the fro6n door of the 'cabin' (converted and decorated large shed). The bed and pillows were amazingly comfortable. Neverteless, as soon as you enter you notice a smell and you can't open the one window, there's a sign on it. Also, because of mosquitoes (and an opposum i saw enjoying the back several times), you can't leave the door open. We had to have the air conditioner running always while in the room. There was also something I had never seen: a macerator toilet. It grinds and punps the waste out, often at random moments, waking you up. It was pretty dusty back there in toilet area, in other corners of the cabin and also the main house. So if you are sensitive to smells, dust and noise, this cabin would not be for you. The garden also needed a lot of deadheading. There were non-operating fountains, as well. The multiple fountains help to mask the noise of the planes flying directly overhead (yes, right under airplane route, which was fun to look up amd see the underbelly of plane). He also has a huge container of ear plugs which was another helpful thing for guests. Michael had great communication and responded immediately when i messaged that I couldnt find my phone. His staff found it. I feel so grateful for how swiftly this was resolved for me! Even though there were these little things, I am definitely curious about staying in other rooms (except the one under the kitchen) and enjoying more of the eclectic details.