Good place, thoughtfully designed within the cottage, very nice appliances. Kitchen was fairly well equipped.
Some pepper/salt, coffee / tea selection (yes! thank you!), I would have loved some spices there.
However, the bed was way too soft for me, it got some back pain. Wanted to try the couch on night, but that was some horrible metal wire 'mattress' with some ditches, it was not an option for me. Not only have I seen more comfortable ones, this was the worst I ever encountered. So do not plan on the sofa bed unless you are used to crashing just anywhere!
the AC / heater had a big hiccup, the thermostat didn't work. Jaclynn came to help figure it out (I was grateful for a new setting and a radiant heater that also helped make the bathroom more comfortable), but the time I had spent on that was missing for other things...
The neighbourhood felt ok but not amazing; however, stores & restaurants & highway are just a few minutes. For that it's fairly quiet (though you do notice some rush hour traffic...).
Something that was totally on me is that I hadn't realised how many things in the place are grey/black/silver /white (or blue), making it rather cool optics... Might be nice in summer, just wasn't my thing for winter / Christmas - but it's obvious from the pictures, they are accurate and that was just me...
All in all, this was a good stay, but not 5 star. The place is neatly designed, but it's missing some personal touch in decoration.
It also misses that in communication as its a company taking care of things. I had 3 people communicate with me, not sure if that's a good thing.
Jaclynn was amazing, she came over to try help with the AC / heater and went to buy a radiant heater, she made a real difference in making this more personal. Otherwise it's just a vacation rental...
btw: the fire pit is shared with the main house (also rented on airbnb which would be nice to actually say in the listing!!). Luckily I had neighbours for only some of the time there, and they were quiet people...
(Missing was a luggage rack.)