The place is not at all value for money, and even unsafe in some aspects. My husband and I are avid campers, we can rough it out in a 'rustic' cabin, but this was our first trip with our infant son (the $35 per night extra fee applies to this little 17 lb dude as well) and we thought we'd be getting something nice for paying $300+ per night. But that wasn't the case.
The good-
1. The hosts are prompt in all communication
2. The glass wall is very pleasing and great to wake up to
The bad-
1. The washed dishes and pans had food stuck on them, and the wine glasses had stains of red wine on them. It made me question the cleanliness of everything else in the house.
2. The pans provided are literally the most scratched pans I have ever seen. Ever. It is common knowledge that scratched teflon is unsafe to cook on, and yet that was the only option provided by the host. I cook homemade food for my son and just felt horrible cooking on this teflon nightmare.
3. The spices and salt are very old, and are in containers that cannot be closed, so it felt unhygienic to use them
The disappointing-
Everything in the house is just poor quality- the furniture is a mishmash of various styles and colors (seems like pickups from various yard sales), the trash bags were thin office paper product quality- they did not stand regular kitchen usage and kept ripping. Everything is just very dated- the sheets, towels, decor etc. Even the kitchen knives were not sharp. The heater is super loud and caused my son to wake up several times. If we had paid 50% of what we did all this would be no bother. But paying $300+ per night we expected to be in a place where the host actually wanted to please the guest. This listing is quite simply a business, with cost saving measures at every step. What annoyed me after checkout was that the host requested $5 for a single broken wine glass. Really? You can count the number of wine glasses but not wash the stains from a prior guest off? Very disappointing.