As far a the value of the air bnb there were definitely characteristics that I did enjoy but there were also some that I did not enjoy. I completely understand how it may be a little challenging to warm up the cottage due to no central heating. Although there were electronic heaters in each room It was very chilly at night and I would have to close all of the doors just to maintain and isolate the heat in the room. Even in some parts of the day it felt like keeping the area warm became a priority because of the cold. (Transferring rooms, already anticipating that the room I am about to enter in will be cold, or even getting out of the shower it was very cold and I did find myself constantly trying to figuring out ways to stay warmer. It was manageable, and me and my partner were ok. Another amenity I would look into would be the bedding and pillows. They were not very comfortable and my girlfriend complained of her back hurting after nights of rest. My neck also would hurt after sleeping with the available pillows and me and my girlfriend even contemplated to buy our own. We did love the hot tub and the cows and the location as it is very close to Asheville and other activities we had planned. I did love the kitchen set up, washing machine and dryer access (if needed). The WiFi service is poor for I would have my devices connected to the network and would not be able to stay connected to the router unless I was inside or very very close to the cottage. Being in the hot tub or right outside the establishment didn’t allow me to connect to the router which was quite annoying. I do not think that it was worth 700 dollars for 3 nights but I am just giving you my input. I do plan on visiting Asheville again for I had a great time but would not stay here again.