Kwadwo’s place suited us fine for a long weekend trip over Christmas! We stayed in the upstairs unit with two bedrooms. We were eager to meet Kwadwo and were glad to have the chance to do so. He is a lovely, gracious and accommodating host. (We had requested that bed linens and towels be washed in non scented detergent and he was happy to oblige.) His workshop is in the attached garage, which is at the opposite end of the house from the guest quarters, so noise was not an issue. The bedroom area was functional, with a bathroom between the two bedrooms, all of which was neat and tidy, though an extra blanket or two would help for those who tend to be chilly. There was plenty of hot water, even for a full-fledged bath! The mattresses could stand to be replaced as they suffer from that “sagging middle” that happens over time. The basket of snacks and bottled water was a nice touch and much appreciated. The living and dining areas were spare but comfortable. We loved it that shoes come off upon entering the home. As others have observed, there is no form of “entertainment.” For us, that was just fine. The one area that could benefit from some improvement is the kitchen. It is a large space, with lots of counter, which was great. But it was very dated, and could benefit from a good scrub. Drawers and cupboards could also be better organized so as to make it more functional. There was plenty of “stuff” but it was scattered about. Some dish towels would be helpful (there were only paper towels). There is a dishwasher but it does not work, and the aged oven's temperature seemed off. As mentioned in the listing, Kwadwo lives on the premises and this is his kitchen. While he was always quiet, discreet and respectful (and asks the same of his guests), folks should be aware that the arrangement can feel a bit more like a roommate situation. That arrangement was fine with us but if you are looking for complete privacy, this may not be your place. But if you are looking for a comfortable house in a pretty wooded setting with a gracious host, this is it!