Jasmine was clear about her no guest policy from the beginning, and I understand because she lives on the property. Because of this, my focus was on making sure I kept her informed of who was attending. This turned out to be tedious because many relatives traveled into town for a wedding and we were only spending one night. I had to manage requests from relatives and updates leading up to and through the wedding on a night when I wanted to chill and enjoy seeing family I don't see often. Because I had requests from additional family at the last minute, I ended up with additional unplanned costs.
Ideally, I would have preferred to book the place at a flat fee, well in advance, and not worry about anything else but showing up and being a good guest (which is the type of service I've come to love from AirBnB). The place itself is as described but it looks like it is used for other purposes when guests are not expected--maybe home-schooling? or child care? It lacked a book of instructions for use of the facility--such as shoes off, windows shut in afternoons, etc, which are priorities for the host. We also spent about 30 minutes trying to get the apple tv to work and then when it did, there were no services. We spent another chunk of time trying air-play from several iPhones, the third iPhone finally got through. I'm not sure if the apple tv needs updated software but it was very slow. Lastly, because of my focus on the no guest policy, I missed that check-in time was 5 pm. Generally, 3 pm is the industry standard and if you're early, it is usually not a problem. We arrived at 4 and the place was not ready. All we needed to do is change into our dresses but we had to wait 30 minutes at the gate after a long road trip to get there. Thankfully, Jasmine allowed us in by 4:30 and we made it work. We were all out of there by 9 am. Overall, Jasmine was honest and kind, but this probably was not the best fit for me. If you're solid with your large group logistics, then you'll be fine.