Stephanie provided us with directions to a lockbox with our key and instructions for off-street parking which was convenient. The neighborhood was a little confusing with street names very similar. The guest house was full of charm and as described, with free wi-fi and access to apple tv.
Entering the guest house, The light and fan switches were very confusing, with no instructions on how to turn anything on. Usually this is pretty basic, just a flip of the switch but we found ourselves trying every light switch in the house to try to be able to get any light on. Which we ended up never using the lights in the main room, but figured out how to use the fans. There was a shared pool out back, needed cleaning though. May be due to it being early April?

When we settled in for the night, we wanted to relax and watch tv.
Having never used apple tv, we had know idea which remote worked what device. Had to text to sort everything out.

Our first visit, no paper products in the house i.e. paper towels and/or toilet paper. We were left with an almost empty roll and had to ask if there was more TP available somewhere in the house, which there was not.
Our hosts could only be contacted via phone since they were out of town both stays.
Stephanie and Dave were very polite and quick to respond however.
Water faucet in kitchen made loud sounds when turning on and spouted out water in spurts, obviously broken.
The guest house was decorated nice, but very minimal instruction provided and not everything was in working order.
The sauna was an added bonus. And worked well.