I am very honest in my reviews, so that people are aware. I was excited about this place, and overall, for 2 people this may have been nice enough.. but to be honest, there were stains on both couches and the place smelled funky. There was crusted food on two of the tables as well. Also, they have a bug problem, my son wouldn't even use the restroom because there were 3 house centipedes crawling around... I recommend installing screens for the windows to solve that issue. The pull out couch is gross. And with having to keep the windows open to stay cool plus a gap in the front door to the outside ... it feels like you are glamping instead of staying in a house.. hearing everything that happens outside. 9:45pm a group of people came in front and were talking.. sounded like they were in the room with us. And then after an almost sleepless night with bugs and sticky heat (no AC), at 7:30am people were talking again-not a big deal if it didn't sound so on top of us with all the outside exposure. When I told Ian about all this, he said his other reviews were impecible... and I should have said something earlier. Well, not sure what happened between the impecibles and me. But I don't want others to feel uncomfortable if these things bother them the way they did me. He did nothing to make up for any of this, except to say "had you" and "you are the only one". We came in late and didn't want to deal with anything that evening. I only told him about it when we left around 10ish after being up for an hour and packing,because at that point just wanted him to be aware and not bother him in the middle of the night. But, if it were me, I would have at least offered a refund for the cleaning fee as a compensation for the sanitation problems.
I recommend updating couches, gross carpeting, fixing the door gap, and adding screens to make this place worth the $250 for one night. Otherwise, we stayed at another one down the street by Christine (Cozy House) that was awesome!