Lou-Ann's place is rustic and whimsical and we loved having a big old house and yard to ourselves. The location was great - set back from the main road but only a mile or two from Rte 4 so you can get to where you have to go. Lou-Ann is warm and friendly and laid back. Her husband Scott is friendly too and so are the ponies and especially their dog Moose! The beds are comfortable and the master bedroom is huge with lots of windows. The smaller one is a little musty which is not surprising as the house was built circa 1860 and there is only 1 window which you can't open because of the AC. There are coffee pods and a nice Keurig which stymied us old folks until we found the on-off switch at the back of the unit. There was no milk or cream which was ironic since the kitchen is loaded with cow motifs but we were only there for 2 nights so that may be a factor. We really enjoyed our stay on a farm which was a great alternative to the austerity of a hotel chain!