The biggest thing is just that you are ultimately staying in someone’s mostly finished basement at a rather high price.
No real complaints that aren’t mentioned in other reviews. The pool was nice, though there are also dogs barking and chickens walking around right outside the pool door. The kitchen table expands to seat up to 10 & there’s a small fold out table that could seat 4 small people, but the kitchen space is small and wasn’t very clean. The main bathroom for the house is not fully finished; though you don’t need to bring shampoo because there is a sample size bottle of almost any product you can think of! The bedrooms seem like they are trying to max beds rather than be thoughtful with how the room might be used- which wouldn’t be a big deal if you weren’t charged for using more beds than they expect you to (aka they don’t cleans beds they don’t think you used). The crib is set for the shallow option but you need specialized tools to change it- so don’t plan to use it if you have a child who needs full depth. The beach/land would be excellent during a non-buggy season, but early July bugs made it completely unusable. There is really only one interior living space (the dueling TVs room) as the kitchen isn’t a comfortable place to hang out, so a larger group on a rainy day can get cramped. The massage chair in there was excellent though! Crazy creaky stairs to upper bedrooms and thin sound insulation ceiling add to the basement feeling all the more.
All told- it has amenities you don’t expect (like a Keurig in the kitchen) mixed with lacking ones you do expect (like a ceiling over your shower).