I'll preface this by saying this was both mine and my boyfriend's first stay in an Airbnb -ever- so we were definitely curious, but also a little wary. you never know how people really are, right? it's a bit of a climb to get to Ann and Lee's place, which she lists on her page, but once you get to the top... we were blown away. there's not only a guest parking indicator, but also a cute little sign pointing the way to the room. it helps take the pressure off of where to go. the screened in porch was very quaint, with a beautiful view, and the homey touches upon entering the room were very thoughtful. she baked us cookies and bread! it was a little chilly when we entered, but there's a gas fireplace that's set on a timer, and it toasted the place up in no time. the room has four windows with a full view of the mountains in the distance, and a little coffee table to sit and take it all in. there's a TV with no wifi, but a generous selection of movies which we chose from and settled right in after dinner to watch. the room has an open concept feel, but there's a running rack with a curtain to separate the bed from the doorway... we used it when sleeping (great bed), and felt very cozied in and private. the bathroom has fluffy towels, hot water and great decor. there are little notes throughout with suggestions on how to use things, and a few guidelines, but nothing that seemed too rigid or weren't common-sense based (although we know how much people lack such). I gotta say, for our first time, we were pretty spoiled staying here, and the owls nest set the bar for how I would like my Airbnb's to be in the future... hats off to you both! we'll definitely be back!