We (my husband and two sons 4 & 1) stayed at Katie’s place for a few days while waiting to close on our house here in Asheville. The space is really cute and very nicely decorated. There were toys and puzzles, which my kids loved. The king bed was very comfortable, too. The little “kitchen” space was a bit challenging with two little kids for three days, but seems like it would be totally doable if you were able to go out to eat for lunch/dinner (or weren’t traveling with little ones). We found that the shared wall was a bit intimate for our taste (you can very clearly hear conversations on the other side of the wall), but this really only affected us one of the nights when we were watching something on our iPad. We just chose to move into one of the bedrooms to watch and that was fine. Again, it wasn’t offensive or terribly loud, it just did feel like you were all in the room together. Just something to note if you are sensitive to these things. The location was good, easy access to the highway and on a dead end street so it felt private. The yard was cute as well- though we only got to use it once due to the rain! The parking spot is in the grass and you do have to walk across the lawn to enter, and since we happened to be there during the rain, it was quite muddy. I’m sure that this is rarely an issue, but we just happened to hit a particularly muddy/wet time and it was kind of a pain to go in and out, especially with the kids. Luckily the kids had their rain boots! Overall, we thought the space was nice and enjoyed the thoughtful touches (frozen vegan waffles in the freezer plus maple syrup was a huge hit for our 4 year old, plus beer for me and my husband). Other nice things were: the little lending library of books, essential oils, the shampoo/soap, and the bar stools/ counter bar in the living room. My four year old enjoyed watching out the window while he ate. Since we are locals now we likely won’t stay here again, but we wish Katie all the best as a hostess!