The location was perfect for our first trip to Asheville as we wanted a more woodsy location as opposed to staying downtown. We saw turkeys every day we were there! The apartment itself is very cute, and we had issues with a couple things but nothing major enough to contact our host about -- we just needed a place to sleep and shower, and this apartment was great for that. The apartment lights kept everything darker than I would prefer but the bonus to that is the barn door on the "bedroom" keeps any and all light out since it doesn't have a window, making it perfect for sleeping. The bed, however, dips in the middle and both my husband's and my back were aching after our third night. We were very comfortable with how cool it was and never had to adjust the electric fireplace's temperature or turn on the heaters (there's no central heating & air), but we're also hot natured -- plenty of blankets were available though! The shower's water pressure was awesome and with plenty of hot water, but getting the shower door to close right took some effort, and I was kind of disappointed seeing pink soap scum hanging out in the grout of the shower walls. We didn't plan on using the provided cookware or cooking utensils and though that's a nice accommodation, a utensil hanging on the wall and the outside of both the pot and pan were visibly dirty with food. The water pitcher and the dehumidifier (I believe that's what it was) both indicated they needed filters changed also. The coffee pot reservoir had some scummy water in it as well, so we skipped coffee at "home" and grabbed our cup of joe at breakfast each day, which wasn't a huge thing for us. I barely heard anything at all from upstairs, so it really was a very private stay, which we enjoyed. All in all, it was a good place to lay our heads and clean up before the next day's adventure.