Judie’s little cottage is adorable and suited our needs perfectly for a one night stay in the area. She gave awesome instructions and left little touches around the house (including a brief history of the place which we found really interesting)! The fresh eggs from her chickens were definitely appreciated and overall, we had a great stay.
A few things to note to future guests: in the summer, it can get very warm in the house. That being said, Judie provides ample fans and there are window units all over the place... which came in handy! The rooster will announce the start of the morning, and it being a cottage, little moths and bugs do fly in when you open doors. This is under no fault of the host, but it is something to note. It’s just a part of being in the country! It makes it more authentic, right? The wet room/shower can also get very very warm in the morning, just because there is a sky window and the sun will heat the room very quickly. The wet room itself is actually pretty cool though. Also, try to arrive when the sun is still up. While Judie provides ample directions to the little cottage, we drove by a few times by accident because it was just so dark. We found it just fine and it was exactly as described, but finding places like this are always a little more difficult in the dark!
Overall, Judie is a lovely host and the cottage is a fun stay.