My wife and I just finished up a 4 night stay at Steve's lake front property. I will now give the most honest review I can of that stay. I would first like to say that this was our first ever Airbnb and the overall process was simple and hassle free, and we very much enjoyed our stay at Steve's house. Best advice I can give to others looking to take advantage of airbnb is to make sure you do your homework, ask a lot of questions, and fully understand what you are looking for in your stay. Booking Process- Steve responded promptly and answered all my questions Outside - The house is very beautiful, and the plot that it sits on is every bit as beautiful as the pictures shown. I will post the pictures I took if allowed at the end of this review. As others have stated the deck, the fire pit area, and the scenic views are fantastic. The yard is very well maintained and full of beautiful flowers. We spent the majority of our time enjoying the back deck. Suggestions for outside: A hammock, possibly some type of yard games like horse shoes or bean bag toss. Inside: When it comes to the inside of this house it will depend heavily on your taste and expectations. First let me say that the inside of the house is beautiful and well kept. The kitchen has all new stainless steel appliances, with granite counter tops, and all the basic amenities that one would ever need. One suggestion: Dimmer Switches as the lights in the kitchen where very bright and we tend to keep ours low lit for a more ambient feel. What I mean when I say it depends on your taste and expectations. If you currently live in the city in an average middle class dwelling then you will find this home to be on par with that (inside), but if you're used to living in an upscale neighborhood were homes have multiple bathrooms, and some of the higher end finishing, (and those things are important to you) then this house may not fit your expectations. We live in a $500k gated community and got a long just fine in Steve's house. This home has one bathroom on the 2nd floor, and if you have a house full of guest this would quickly become a hassle. Only one person can get ready at a time and if you are on a tight schedule to be somewhere it could take some coordinating to pull off. My wife is 6 months pregnant, and using the bathroom frequently so making the multiple trips up and down the stairs got old. There is another bathroom in the basement, what I would consider a utility bathroom, but it isn't something most people would care to use daily for getting ready to go out. It's more suited towards people needing to use the restroom while in the hot tub or rinsing off...