In all fairness, my expectations may have not been reasonable. I understood that this was an historic home, but I was not prepared for how old it really is. (This may be an attraction to some, so take it with a grain of salt). It is obvious that there has been a lot of time and effort put into renovations, but it is still a very old structure. Floors are uneven, doors don't fit and bathrooms are primitive. On the upside, kitchen is well appointed and well equipped (we did not use it much, however). The house itself was very clean, but outside was overgrown and finding things like the path to the dumpsters was difficult. The property is hard to find - particularly at night in the rain - make sure to follow the host's directions precisely (and, when you make the U-turn, go back up the hill, not straight along the canal).Master bedroom is comfortable enough, bed is nice. However, only one of the electrical outlets worked and you are limited to one light; the door in this room does not close. Second bedroom's beds are small - too small for my 6'2" traveling buddy. I was a little put off by the additional charge for use of the second bedroom. Both bedrooms are cooled by window units and they struggled.Maybe it is due to the age of the house or maybe the rainy weather during our stay, but there is a mustiness throughout the house that just did not go away even after the rain stopped.