Very pricey for what you get! I will say the location is unique and quirky which is nice but there were some big drawbacks to the property as well. The wifi was not functioning when we arrived, one of the reason we specifically rented this place so we had to spend time troubleshooting with the host, Bailey was responsive but would have rather had everything set to go for what we were paying a night. Also the furniture in the living room is not comfortable or conducive to having six people hang out for the weekend, it was just us two with our dogs and still felt like we couldn’t really lounge - would be nice to get some couches or at least more plush chairs, current living room chairs were extremely uncomfortable. The overall cleanliness was lacking, very buggy (so bring spray!), this could probably use some upkeep around the house to keep flies/mosquitoes from making their way inside. Also the moonlit shower looks like it is (or at least was) a home to birds & hornets, both had visible nests within the wall. Carpets are dingy and garbage cans are tiny, especially for up to six people- and you’re responsible for walking your trash/recycling 100+ yards to throw it out in the dumpsters. Some basic necessities are lacking, for a three night stay I think we got a total of two toilet paper rolls and half a paper towel roll, no pot holders and limited cookware if you plan to make any of your own meals or even use the oven. The beds were comfy, there was a mattress topper on the two full sized mattresses. If you are not familiar with the area know there is not a place to run for a quick couple of groceries (coffee, water, etc), so plan accordingly, that was part of the appeal for us but still a minor inconvenience if you forget to bring along. I did expect better for $275/night (plus cleaning and service fees), perhaps if you split with 5 other people it’s just a drop in the bucket but then you’d really be on top of each other.