I will start by saying this home is super pretty. There is a lot of space in the home. We had 15 people stay and it didn’t feel like we were on top of each other. Andrea was very responsive and communicated well. The rules and things to do were framed around the house so you didn’t have to search through a binder like most air bnbs. It was a cute touch! The place was very clean.
Make sure you read through the rules before booking this house. The rules are a lot more strict than other air bnbs I have stayed at.
I would definitely bring your own towels and wash cloths. They use expensive white towels and are strict about getting things on them. Save yourself $17 (for one towel) and just bring your own so you don’t have to worry about getting anything on their towels.
The owners live right across from the air bnb. There is not much space between the houses so there is this feeling that you are constantly being watched. Not saying we were being watched, it just felt like it. They checked in while we were staying there which seems like a nice gesture, but when I stay somewhere I don’t want to feel like I have to constantly update the owner. Most air bnb owners stay away unless you need them.
The parking situation is not the greatest. It is a big house where multiple people can stay, but you can only park 6 cars. They have “overflow parking” but it is 5 miles away in a grocery store parking lot. We did not like having to leave one of our cars in a grocery store parking lot over night. The shared driveway is very tiny and the room for additional parking just is not there.
I appreciate the hospitality and a place to stay on my wedding weekend, but I would not stay here again. We paid a lot of money but felt so restricted. Not that we wanted to break any of the rules, but all the rules caused a paranoia that we would mess something up and be charged a bunch of money.