This was one of the very few well-reviewed semi-affordable options in the area at the time we were looking to book, and it was OK -- kind of a mixed bag, for us. Oddly, they don't make this clear on the AirBnB listing, but this is the Stagecoach House Inn, which is a motel-style building. Each room has both an interior entrance (leading to a hallway with interior stairs) and an exterior entrance in back, onto a narrow deck walkway like most motels. The back faces onto the parking lot and then a lake, which is pretty. The room (Queen River View type) has a high bed, gas fireplace, taller mini-fridge, mini microwave, and coffee maker. It's decorated a bit more like a B&B than an motel, in that there are more tchotchkes and notes about rules -- a little more like you're staying in someone's home.
The place was clean and the management seemed nice, although we never met them. We didn't know the front desk closes at 8pm until they called us on the evening of our arrival, but they left our room key for us. We requested a cot the second day (in writing, since no one was at the desk) which they did not give us since they don't have enough for all the rooms, but they left a friendly enough note on our door explaining.
I think the main thing we wished for was more focus on comfort and function. There was a cowboy theme and plenty of art and signs reinforcing this, so not your standard hotel decor. That could feel welcoming/charming depending on your taste. But the bed was very uncomfortable and had extremely high motion transfer, so that if one person moved even a hair, the other person could be woken up by the jostling of the mattress. So, for us it was quite difficult to sleep as a party of two, but this would be less of an issue if you were solo. (Still not a great mattress though, tbh.) The second issue was noise - the walls were thin, and even though the other guests were mostly quiet during our 2-night stay, we could hear plenty and I was actually woken up in the morning by a loud cyclical compressor noise from the building itself. Thirdly, the toilet clogged from normal use and the plunger they had was mostly decorative (it was a novelty plunger with a decorative handle), and could not form a seal, so it was not usable. Fourth, and this is something that only some people would notice, but their laundry detergent has an extremely strong, not very pleasant smell (kind of cherry vanilla, akin to cough syrup). It made it difficult to sleep on the sheets especially the first night (even though I had brought linen spray with me). Overwhelming when using the towels, too. I do have a strong sense of smell, but this has never been a problem anywhere else I've ever stayed. Fifth, the room was quite bright at night due to all the electronics, between the wall A/C with its bright display, the microwave, and the clock. I unplugged the clock, but the others still made it a bit uncomfortably bright for sleeping.
So, it was OK overall for a short stay, apart from the poor sleep we got both nights. YMMV depending on what you notice/value in a place, so I've left all these details to help people discern to what extent this will work for them.