This place was very clean and the owner's were very coureous but the cons definitely outweigh the pros.
1. No electrical outlets in the bathroom. Very Very inconvenient to have to style your hair in the kitchen. The nearest outlet was about 8-10 feet away so we had to go out and purchase extension cords for our stay there.
2. There were 2 of us and we were only provided with 2 towels, 2 hand towels and 2 wash rags for a 6 night stay. They did provide more upon request.
3. Only 1 roll of toilet paper provided. Had to call and ask for more.
4. When we arrived we were told that the owner's were having their kitchen remodeled in the main house and that the worker's would be done the following day. 6 days later they still were not done. Daily we had to go to the main house and find a worker that spoke English and had to ask them to move their vehicles that were blocking our vehicle in so we could leave. Numerous times we had to park on the street when arriving back home due to numerous worker's vehicles in the driveway. We were also woken up many times to the sounds of drills and saws.
5. The driveway leading to the tiny apartment we stayed in was very narrow so if there was cars parked in the driveway we had to be very careful while walking by the vehicles because there wasn't much room to walk without bumping into the vehicles. One side of the driveway was overgrown with bushes and you could not walk on that side of the driveway at all and when exiting your vehicle on the driver's side you had to dodge and walk through bushes. Also needs more lighting in the driveway area leading to the tiny house.
6. The mattress is very hard and uncomfortable and they stated the bed was a Queen but I'm sure it was actually a full size. One of us decided to sleep on the floor on the mattress provided. The floor mattress was a lot more comfortable than the bed.
7. The floor just inside the front door was weak and unstable. Everytime you stepped on that part of the floor it would give way and felt like you were about to fall through the floor.
8. We had to walk across the front yard to use the front gate to get to the street cause the gate across the driveway was closed at times. We had to dodge large piles of dog poop while crossing the front yard. And at night we had to turn the flashlights on on our cell phones to avoid stepping in the poop in the dark. It would be nice for the owner's to pick up after your dog goes to the bathroom or leaving the gate open to the driveway at all times.