The property is a great area for an Airbnb. It’s essentially a small, private vineyard with a main house, 3 suites built around an in-ground pool and jacuzzi. There’s also suite Louise, a private suite with its own rose garden and private entrance. Each suite has its own theme and seem to have different levels of affordability that I feel is necessary when you’re managing 3 or more units. The 3 suites by the pool are very close together due to the layout, so if your windows aren’t covered via blinds or drapes, other guests will clearly be able see in if they happen to be waking by. And you’ll definitely want to keep the noise level down. I felt the neighbors could hear everything I was doing. Parking was a bit confusing due to a communication error but we figured it out without issue. One thing that was a bit frustrating was that the WiFi happened to be out that day, and they couldn’t get anyone out there to fix it until the following morning; I had already planned to be checked out at that point. So the TV wasn’t an option either. I ended up upgrading my phone plan so it could be as a mobile hotspot so I could study for my dissertation. The heating unit was not the most effective, but plenty of comfy, plush blankets were available along with coffee, tea, and snacks. I also enjoyed that there was a nice chess table in our suite. The furniture wasn’t your standard IKEA stuff you find in a lot of Airbnbs, it was all very well built and looked to be collected bit by bit over time. All and all, it was a nice experience and if I am ever down in the area again, I would love to check out the private suite!