I rarely write reviews unless my experience significantly differs from existing ones—and since there haven’t been any reviews since 2022, I felt it was important to share.We stayed over the 4th of July. While we expected a holiday premium, paying over 1,000 for a single night did not at all match the quality of the home.The Cons: The property is very small with a dark, cramped, narrow 1960s layout with only a few small windows giving the home very little natural light. Strangely, there are entire rooms with no windows at all (even on exterior walls where you'd fully expect them). The beds were terribly firm, the secondary bedroom had a odd musky smell, the pots and pans had peeling Teflon, the master closet was locked and had something that beeped randomly all night long, the sheets on the master bed were either dirty or stained with oil (if they were stained, another set of sheets from Walmart would be a easy fix), and we encountered several large spiders in the living room and kitchen.The Pros: They've done a nice job updating the surface elements, like flooring, countertops, and appliances. Also the host was wonderfully responsive and easy to deal with.While the cosmetic updates and great communication were appreciated, the structural layout, comfort issues, and pests mean this property simply wasn't worth the price tag... even on a holiday.