I will start by saying my wife and I stay regularly in Airbnb's and have never complained. We haven't had the need to. But after our experience in this house, we need to share our thoughts. Some older homes have their quirks, which can be charming. Like the extremely low placement of the master bathroom sink and mirror in which forces me to sit on the toilet bowl to see my face (I am 6'1"). Not that big of a deal. But some of our experiences during our stay went beyond that. The portable AC unit upstairs isn't ideal, but doable. The problem? It's not properly installed in window, and I found myself having to re-adjust the exhaust tubes a few times and ended up putting towels in the window to keep the hot exhaust air from blowing back into the kid's room. The pedestal fan, which works to blow the cool air into the master bedroom next door was not secured to its pedestal, so it easily tipped. There's a very nice deck with a sliding door off the master bedroom, but oddly no screen sliding door. So therefore, no fresh air without letting bugs in. This meant the AC was on more than we wanted it to be. The skylights, in the Master bedroom and the bath, are nice as well. But the curtains that they placed up there to keep the sun out, which were held up by cheap tension rods, began to lose their struggle with gravity on the second day. One fell completely in the middle of the night, the other partially fell and dangled near our bed, out of reach for the rest of our stay. And that's just the top floor. Some other issues were the condition of the (very beautiful) sliding doors out to the main deck. Very hard to operate - my wife and kids couldn't open and close. The dining table seating, while it looks nice in photos, is EXTREMELY uncomfortable - either very old or just poor quality; it should be an inviting place to sit, but it is not. The living room television remotes were left in a box full of wires that resembled a birds’ nest. Our family has experience with television (trust me) but couldn't get this going. I also replaced corroded remote-control batteries, but this didn't help. (We did eventually watch a DVD in the basement). There are no home instructions left for the guests. Nothing! This might have helped with the television, or with finding the bike path, or about getting closer to the nearby River. For example, there is a very cool public access point to the river just a few houses away for fishing, swimming or kayaking! But how would you know? In order to find out about this I asked a friendly neighbor. But really, that should be clearly stated in a few basic welcome notes. Finally, cleanliness: There were a couple of cobwebs here and there which are no big deal, but my wife found a Gatorade bottle, an old pair of socks and a vape pipe in the closet next to the downstairs bed. Scott did refund us a small bit, but he does also charge a lot for cleaning. That should not happen. Bottom line: The pictures don't lie: The home has a nice look, decent space, and some good qualities - the view of the river and the wooded area next to the house are big pluses. But just go into this rental knowing that the owners really haven't gone that extra mile. Sometimes the pictures don't tell the whole story.