The cottage was sweet and cute, located about 15 minutes from town. Alex showed us to one of the four cottages on the property. The kitchen is well stocked with utensils, plates, cups, etc which was great.

The house was good for what we needed, but there were a few things that may improve over time. The parking situation was very unclear. We parked where Alex had directed us, but then woke up to an e-mail several days later from Stephanie telling us we were blocking part of the driveway with our SUV. Apparently we were not the only ones confused because a few days later someone spray-painted lines all over the driveway for where to park and not to park. Not that we spent too much time there, but we stayed during the Superbowl and tried the TV, which was over 50% fuzz. The cottage has open screens above all the doors and windows, so you can hear everything from outside - not good if there are other loud AirBnbers that come back late. In addition it makes it quite difficult to get out of bed with the cold that comes in through all the screens overnight. Driving up to the house on a private road you go over what were described as 4 speed bumps. They would better be described as 1 speed bump and 3 huge obstacles in the road that violently shake your car if you go over them at more than 1 mph. Doing this at least twice a day became quite the joke.

Also, I would have appreciated to know that there was an ant problem, discovering the ant fogger under the sink after we found ants all in our food the night after we had gone for a big shopping trip. Obviously by having the fogger there, this is a recurring issue that would have been fine had we been advised when checking in.

The water pressure in the shower was non-existent and it was hard to get very clean after a day of hiking. There was a 3-gallon drinking water dispenser provided, but no instructions of what to do after it was empty (we stayed for a week). Stephanie was very responsive to providing us with a replacement when asked.

It seemed like this AirBnb is somewhat new and still working out the kinks. I would imagine that these issues if addressed would allow for great experiences in the future.