This was the only accomodation I have ever left early despite having booked a longer stay. The house lost power twice for extended periods during our five day stay, and it was out the full day of our departure.
You should avoid staying here with a baby. The parking is far away from the house and up a steep hill, and the baby as well as luggage (not to mention the garbage when you depart) must be hiked along a dirt path from the road. It can be quite slippery and muddy when wet. Aircon works in the living area, but does not penetrate the two lower bedrooms which remain dank and musty throughout the night. This made it hard for our baby and for us to sleep. Power outages also made it impossible to reheat milk or formula, to use our baby's sound machine, or to charge our breast pump.
Despite a decent living space, the furnishings are terribly uncomfortable.The beds are awful, very soft and unsupportive, and the pillows are thin and insubstantial. The WiFi was also unusuable. In the times between power outages, download speeds were in the low single digits of Mbps, making streaming video calls spotty at best. I had planned to work multiple days throughout our stay, but I had to get a hotel in town for two days in order to have passable WiFi.
The views are 10/10, and the owners were friendly and communicative, but everything else about this house falls short.
Finally, every linen including sheets, towels, even cushions and chair upholstery is stained and worn. Some minor investments in mattresses, linens, cushions, and some new outdoor chairs would go a long way.