Finding this B&B wasn't the easiest but we found it with our Garmin. This place has great potential and I really wished that it would as, when you walk into the yard and up to the B&B, the place looks nice but, it goes downhill from there. As it was chilly at 60F, we were looking forward to a little fire in the wood stove. The website shows an outside wood rack full of wood but, it was totally empty; actually, both of the racks were empty. Inside the house, were 3 small pieces of wood that proved to be not seasoned and dried out. 3 pieces of wood is all? I saw a pile of wood where we parked but totally soaked with rain and unusable. Why weren't the racks full of wood like pictured on the website? The site says "if wood needs splitting, do it outside on a stump in the yard" OK, I did have to split the wood with the small hatchet provide but...why does the guest have to do the splitting? It should be split and provided for the guest. It was a nice touch that the splitting stump is next to what looks like someone dumped a pile of trash and set it on fire. What's that about Bridgette? In looking to start the fire, there were 3 lighters to choose from. Luckily, one actually worked with the other 2 being out of fluid. There was a small bottle of Ronson lighter fluid that was empty....What got the fire going was the wax/sawdust firestarters. If I didn't have them, I never would have gotten the fire started. The wood stove has a nonflammable seal that looks like a rope that kept falling out of the door. I had a hard time closing the door because it kept falling and jamming the door. NOT a good set up for fire safety but then, there is a sign saying the fire should be out when going to bed which is probably a good thing as there is no fire/smoke detector which, I'm sure is a building code violation for rentals. Upstairs, you can see the base for the detector on a beam but...no detector. Probably taken down because of the unsafe wood stove situation that smoke leaks out like a sieve. As it was chilly, thankfully, there are two electric heaters mounted on the wall with 30 minute timers on them. Trouble is...only 1 of them worked...and, if you want to keep the place warm, you have reset the timer every 30 minutes. So, you wake up to a cold house unless you get out of bed during the night to reset the timer. Glad there were lots of blankets. Next morning, I just opened the oven door and turned it on to warm up the house. Upstairs is where the TV is. Not a problem but, if you want to watch TV, you have to basically get into bed although, there is one chair...