Nan's completely converted basement was nearly perfect. It was clean, spacious, and stocked with everything you might need on your stay. From a washer/dryer to shampoo and conditioner (that Nan makes herself), Nan makes sure to leave you every necessity. There was also plenty to do/eat within a 20 minute drive in any direction.
Now, I have used airbnb for many years, and I have never left a negative review. This is a special case, and I'm displeased to have to write it. The first day of our stay wasn't too, too noisy. And the noise that did happen was in the middle of the day. Can't really complain. But it was just so loud. (This is where I feel the need to say that my partner and I totally don't mind the regular noises of a household). At this point me and my partner had no idea what was in store for us and our week-long stay. There was construction going on in the house. All. Week. Long. And I mean banging, dragging, slamming, thudding, hammering, and power tools from around 9AM until about 8/9PM. Sometimes earlier, sometimes later. After hoping it was just a fluke and waiting a couple days to bring it up (each day being louder than the next), I finally messaged Nan about the noise. Nan apologized, but the work on the house persisted. Out of a 6 day long vacation, my partner and I slept in once because of it. On one of our last days Nan left a handmade whipped lotion and a $25 dollar See's Candy gift card at our doorstep. There was also a note that asked for a 5 star review. Between renting out a space that shares a wall with a construction zone and the manipulation tactic of trying to "buy" my 5 star review left a bad taste in my mouth.
All in all, it was a beautiful and conveniently located space. Before you book, maybe just ask the host if she's still got construction going on.