The Carriage House essentially consists of three small hotel-style rooms in one building. They were impeccably clean, and two of the three beds were very comfortable (one was more than hip high and creaked and wobbled if we shifted in bed). A/C kept reasonable temperatures in the building despite it being quite hot out.
Our host was helpful in locating a key to lock the shared outdoor deck in front of the carriage house to keep our bikes safe over night, which we very much appreciated.
The rooms, however, were quite small and fairly awkward in layout - it was difficult to navigate the spaces with kids and luggage. They were smaller than hotel rooms and, while mostly comfortable for sleeping or watching TV in bed, there were no good places to eat or work.
We were quite disappointed by the following exchange with our host:
Host: "...Finally, enjoying your stay is what’s important to us. If there is anything we can do to make your stay perfect, please let us know and we will do our best to make it happen!"
Host: "we're just checking if you're settling in comfortably. Please let us know if you would like to extend your stay or need anything. Have a great rest of the day!"
Us (trying to feed two young kids): "Thanks very much! Would it be possible to borrow some plates and silverware?"
Host (after roughly 2 hours and multiple messages back and forth with, I presume, some answering service that ensures quick airbnb response times): "I am sorry but we don't provide plates and silverware at property."
Should you stay here, I'd expect a clean, pleasant, hotel-like lodging without amenities. I certainly would not put a lot of stock in the verbiage that your stay is a priority; if some plates and silverware are out reach, it's hard to imagine what would be in bounds.
If we were to do it again, we'd have spent the same amount of money on three moderately nice hotel rooms (the carriage house cost us $650/night), we would have enjoyed the amenities, nightly cleaning, etc.