The directions to navigate the farm in order to park at our place stated park on the gravel. When we got to the place we assumed was correct, there was no gravel; so I drove around a bit to try to see if we messed up the directions. Once we found that our directions led to the same place, I got out of the car and tried to find out if there were signs to identify. That's when I was met with a lady who was angry with me. She was unfriendly and demanded I tell her what I had a reservation for. Once I told her, she treated me as though I was stupid for looking, pointed to it and walked off. When we entered, the place REEKED of marijuana. I personally have no problem with people using, but I can't handle the smell; it makes me nauseous. We thought it might have just been the previous guests, but when we returned the next day to go to bed it smelled again. We found out the host lives in the same house and seemingly uses regularly. I wouldn't have had issue if it was divulged upfront that my personal space would smell like it. It aired out easily. The actual space is very well kept, updated, clean, and thoughtfully decorated. The lenai has fresh eggs and coffee ready and was comfy. One of the newer farmhands was hospitable and kind. All the others wouldn't look me in the eye or talk to me. The host, Rev. Les, was outside while we were packing up and seemingly didn't want to introduce himself. We had a consistent feeling we were not welcome. The cherry on top was that we were travelling with our 3 month old. When we arrived the first night she had some gas and cried for 8 minutes. She's our fourth child, and when I say she's quiet and easygoing, I have some experience. It's the only time she cried while we were at the farm. I quickly got a message from the host: "Aloha Ben! It seems as if you didn't read the house rules! We don't allow infants or new borns here on the property. Your reservation says 2 adults. Please know that this is totally unacceptable to our policy here. Please understand that noise will get into the unit and that my dogs bark at the slightest thing so if the baby cries they might be at the door scratching, and/or barking. This is why we don't allow infants nor do we allow an additional person in that unit. Im sorry you didn't check with us first. Let's see how this goes. Rev. Les DeMarco" I had no interest in staying somewhere I wasn't welcomed, especially on what was supposed to be one of our most amazing vacations ever. I went back to the reservation house rules and found this: House rules - Medical Cannibas Compliant - Farm has Dogs. We ask you do not feed the dogs. - This is a working farm from 7 am to 7 pm six days a week - No Guest may operate Farm Machinery or Equipment - No food in Bedrooms. (We share this farm with many living creatures. Better they stay outside!) - No visitors without prior approval from management. - No Housekeeping Services under 7 day stay Nothing about a baby. When he responded and said it was in the basic description, I checked the basic description; nothing about not allowing a baby. I did find this, however: "The space ...There are dogs on the property to help us manage the wild that invites themselves onto the property. These dogs reside inside the dwelling at night. This does produce sound that can be disturbing to the solace of this space. This room IS IN THE MAIN HOUSE! We live in the main house and there is much traffic, cooking of meals, conversation as well as the many smells of a kitchen, cleaning, washer and dryer, and the dogs. NOISE DOES TRANSMIT INTO THIS SPACE!!!!! If you are seeking complete serenity, quiet, and calm, then one of our other units would better suit you!" We regularly heard noises from his side, including barking dogs; however, when it came to our baby crying for a few minutes, and I am literally meaning a few minutes, we were no longer guests and became a nuisance. He threatened to force us to leave. The day we were leaving, I was packing up the car and his dog barked at us (mind you he never introduced himself, even though he was right outside our door multiple times while I was packing, and I had introduced myself to his farmhands); he asked his dog, "Are you getting them to leave, yet?" I'm familiar with places that are not "kid-friendly". Even when places say that, it's usually not concerning an infant that will not be in any danger on the property. My opinion is that he just didn't want to deal with any noise disturbance, all while still expecting guests to deal with significant noise. He ended the trip with this message: "Aloha Ben! I wanted to thank you for booking your Big Island Getaway with us here at Inspired Land Farms. Here are a few reminders before checking out: Please take out all trash bags from cans, tie up, and place on Lanai. Please strip all sheets from the bed and place on the floor. Please gently remove coverlet and blanket. Please place all used towels on the bathroom floor. Please make sure all food is removed from refrigerator and all dry food removed from shelves and cupboards. Please use the broom provided to sweep the floor. Place that debris in the trash cans before tying up trash bag. Please ensure that all windows are securely closed and all drapes placed back in their respective hold downs so as to let the most amount of light in. Please make sure that you...