This place is decent but there are a couple of things that were problems/not as advertised.
The first issue is cleanliness. When we first walked into the location it was clear that some previous visitor had smoked indoors and the cleaning had not taken place properly. There was also hair in a couple of the beds and it seemed clear that the floors had not been cleaned as we found dead insects and other indicators that the floor had not been cleaned regularly. Considering the cleaning fee that is assessed for every stay, we would expect better.
To be fair to the management, we notified them of the cleanliness issues and they sent someone over to take care of it in a few hours.
The next issue was the beds. First off, the beds are not quite as advertised. The listing states 1 King and 4 Queens. It was really 1 King, 3 Queens and a Double. Secondly, the beds are QUITE uncomfortable! A couple of the beds are fine, but 3 of them are sleeping bag on the floor hard. This place felt like the owners put a lot of money into making the place look nice but failed to actually make the accommodations comfortable. It was so bad that our party actually went and bought comforters and pillows for our stay.
One of the rules of this location is that you must park in the garage at all times, and there is a three car garage. However, only two of those spaces can be used as there is an old dilapidated couch taking up one of the spaces.
Another issue was water fixtures and pressure. The water pressure of the home is quite low, making showering difficult. Additionally, water faucets are not properly sized and fitted in the bathrooms. This means that when turning on the bathroom faucet it is very difficult to actually get your hands wet/clean because the water is dispensed right up against the side of the sink.
The final issue is safety. Our party was constantly being shocked by the light switches. This was not a dangerous shock but it was definitely more than just a static shock. We suspect that the upstairs rooms are not properly grounded causing painful shocks each time you touch a lightswitch.
Considering that this is a large place, allows pets and the cost is reasonable, this is not a terrible option, but you do need to expect glamping level comfort rather than what one might expect from staying in a house.