A lot of details for the traveling-hesitant: tw: run-on sentences, poor grammar, weird foot aversions Overall I loved this place. I'm very picky about where I stay. Here's a few things to factor in: -it gets VERY cold at night. The bed in the Wine Room is next to the windows, and in January, it's cold enough to need two comforters at least. -it's definitely not the place to stay if you're a paranoid person: it's darkly lit most of the time, with creaky floorboards(1800s house), and it's so big that walking defensively isn't really an option. -more on the really dark thing: if your kid is scared of the dark, DO NOT bring them here. Shadowy corners are such a thing here. A bit creepy at night. -you might occasionally have to clean up after other guests(or ask the host to). I had to continually put away other people's towels that they left on the bathroom floor. The joys of shared bathrooms. -it's great if you're antisocial: I met the host once in the four days I was there, towards the end of my stay. He's not the kind of person who would strike up a conversation if you look occupied. -great safety features: A coded gate, a coded front door (both of which close automatically behind you and lock, which is great if you have ADHD) an additional closeable gate in the mudroom (that was never closed but it's nice to know we're prepared for a zombie apocalypse irl), a camera system for public spaces and doors/gates, and an intercom for when you forget the code. -great traveling failsafes: this airbnb has actually everything you need. If you just brought $$ and a change of clothes, you'd be ok. There's laundry, every showering essential you could think of (anything bougie costs extra), an entire pantry of food for purchase (not upmarked from usual prices + there's basic spices/oils/snacks for free), towels for days, a lil mini gym, a printer, and free tv. -sometimes if you need something done, it won't always happen. I said that the bathroom in the basement (there were many others tho) smelled awful. It had been that way my entire stay. My nose is partially broken so if I do smell something, it's usually next level bad. I told the host about it, and he said it did not smell, and that he was just there earlier. I spoke with other guests who agreed that it was smelly af. All the scented bodyspray in the world could not cover it. RIP Fiji Pineapple Palm, you were loved. -there's no offensive restoration work: this place is very well done. The design flows pretty seamlessly for the first two floors. The third is where they added in rooms in what seems to be an originally open space, probably an attic. The stairs MUST be original; they are the softest coziest thing to walk on. -The place to do your makeup is the third floor bathroom. It's...