Our first impression of the farmhouse was that it was super cute, and the farm itself was gorgeous. However, this was genuinely my worst experience at an airbnb ever.
It was essentially camping. The house has screens, not windows, which was not a problem at all aside from the fact that the entire house is screens and you have no privacy whatsoever in terms of speaking, changing, etc. There were no locks on the doors, which was not the biggest deal in the world but would have been nice to know considering that you are leaving your belongings there all day and staying with other guests on the farm. Granted, we never felt unsafe (aside from the last night, there was some animal outside that quite literally sounded like a monster doing laps around the house) but my sister and I (19 and 21) were traveling by ourselves and didn't know the people who would be staying on the farm with us.
Also, it says there is wifi. There was not. They say it's at the main lodge, but I went there three different times to try and connect and wasn't able to. To get in contact with the host you had to drive 20 minutes away until you had service, text her, and then hope she would reply (she did not).
The most pressing issue was that one of the employees kept turning off the breaker box to our cabin. I'm not too sure what the reasoning behind this was (from what I could tell we were the only guests whose lights they repeatedly turned off) but it was incredibly frustrating as we would be out all day and come home and not be able to turn on our lights, charge our phones, or shower. This happened every single day we got back to the house, so we would have to use the flashlights on our already dying phones to do anything, and then go out and sit in the car to charge them. Our last night here we literally had to pack by one of us shining the flashlight on a suitcase and the other one folding and packing the clothes. In order to get the lights turned on, we had to essentially scream outside our window at the hosts house (which from the looks of it had about every single light in the house turned on) until someone heard us (after about an hour).
Lastly, we did not feel welcomed by the host or the one employee we did see and talk to. Every interaction with him was condescending or passive aggressive, and he made us feel like we were outsiders. Although my sister and I are not the most outdoorsy people (we knew the farmhouse was going to be a bit outside of our comfort zone), we are open to trying anything new and willing to put up with a lot without complaint, but the listing is not upfront or accurate in terms of what to expect, and we just felt judged while we were there.
Very cute cats, but I would absolutely not stay here again.