Shawna was awesome and check in and communication were great - everyone was clear and communicative and we checked in easily on our own timeline. The location of the airbnb is also great for going to the national park and town. We liked the view from the windows out back and the bedrooms, bathrooms and layout. The binder is chock full of restaurant recommendations and suggestions and very helpful, explaining the water system and how to re-set breakers if needed. We had 5 adults who were really comfortable in the space/layout and I think an additional 1-2 kids would have been really comfortable as well.
That being said, as the other reviews have noted, it was COLD when we arrived and we were dismayed to find that the gas heater in the living room was missing a fan, and wouldn't stay on. It would turn on but overheat (due to not having a fan and not being able to circulate heat) and then auto-shut off. There were other blankets and 2 small space heaters but they couldn't heat the whole space. We let Shawna know and a maintenance person came over to fix after 2 nights, in which we discovered if we turned the gas stove on really low and then shut it off every now and then it was able to stay on. We did really appreciate her response and the maintenance person installed a fan and fixed the switch and the heater could stay on, but that was after we already spent 2 of our 3 nights in the airbnb. Anyway, we actually loved seeing all the bugs, geckos and tropical plants which according to the binder people usually complain about but our main challenge was the cold and not having a good way to warm up the house. The house frankly feels a bit like a quick vacation flip (very little insulation but new LVP floors), a few odd drawer pulls that weren't attached, ceiling fan dimmer not working properly, switches labeled "?" and I would encourage the owner to actually stay for awhile to get to know their property and make it comfier for guests when the cost is what it is.