The cottage is spacious, reasonably clean, and has beautiful bed linens. But it goes downhill quickly after that. It sits behind an abandoned, weed overgrown strip mall, and is easily missed - or maybe should be. There are bookshelves everywhere, with dozens of volumes to read. But would it have hurt to install some complementary cabinets for dishes, etc rather than hiding necessary items behind fabric curtains? There’s a college dorm fridge. No ice, and no place to get any. The freezer portion of the fridge hasn’t been defrosted in so long that an ice tray couldn’t be jammed into the space. The bathroom has no place to set down a toiletry kit. Shower is big, but dark - as the lights were apparently burned out. Getting into it requires juggling a sticking glass door, likely the byproduct of rotting drywall and framing from leakage. Adjusting the HVAC should not require cooperation with the adjoining unit, nor a tutorial from the guest guidebook.Our impression was that it was designed to look pretty but was evidently done “on the cheap.” It was disappointing enough that I informed the owner we would be leaving first thing in the morning after staying only one night.He is responsive enough, so credit given as due, but this is NOT a premium-worthy accommodation. He will argue that his prices are in-line with other properties in Door County, and that the extra fees are VRBO’s, but at the end of the day it over promised and failed to deliver.