First I would like to say the space is a good size, clean and most things are available for use. Kris and her son were great at checkin showing us around, very knowledgeable and easy to communicate with. We are pretty self sufficient so did not have a need to connect with them much after check in. For us it ended up being a little further out than desired. Kris clearly states the indicated location is wrong about half way through her lengthy description. For us first impressions are the most important. Although we understand, for security reasons, Kris moving the Airbnb location circle away from her home we did however find it deceptive to move it 15 miles north. The suite is as advertised, well set up with a super comfy bed and the area was quiet. It does get a little hot and stuffy and not being able to leave the fans on while we were out made it dreadfully stuffy when we returned...even with windows and doors open for airflow. (Kris makes it clear in her rules she reserves the right to unhappily come down and turn them off if you leave them on) As hosts ourselves and seasoned Airbnb travelers we were surprised we felt a little more like a pay cheque than a guest given all the rules. We even felt like kids being scolded with all the BOLD and underlined rules to follow posted everywhere...most of which we would have naturally done anyway. I appreciate the rural nature of the home, but having to remove our own garbage and take the sheets off the bed were firsts for us. As hosts ourselves we would never ask a paying guest to do something we wouldn’t ask a family guest to do. I definitely can’t imagine asking a family guest to leave with their trash. Good money was paid to stay and a cleaning/ prep fee as well. Although Kris mentioned in a response to another guest that the fee was a prep before you arrive fee and not a clearing up after you leave fee I would argue they are the same thing. If you are prepping for one guests you’re cleaning up from another. I would expect the host could take 30 secs to strip the bed themselves and remove the trash instead of having a guest do it. The garbage transfer station is only 3 miles away, but was closed on the day we left. It would have been easy for Kris to add our bag of trash to her personal trash removal trip instead of us carting it around looking for somewhere to drop it off on the way to the airport. I imagine Kris may have said it was OK to leave the trash if we asked, but given all the rules we didn’t feel inclined to engage. To me these things separate a great host from an average one. Kris was kind enough to have drinking water for us and...