We are a group of 9 friends, ages 68 - 73, who enjoyed our 4-night stay. The beds were great; there was room in the living room for enough comfortable seating for all of us after we temporarily moved 2 chairs up from downstairs; the kitchen was well-stocked (the bowl and fork issues noted in other reviews had been resolved, although there still isn't an electric can opener); the 2 tables each seat 10 people. The furnishings are in good shape. The hot tub was clean & its temperature was nice & hot. The bathrooms (5) were nice; the upstairs (3 bedrooms, 5 people) has only one bathroom, but the main floor non-dedicated bathroom also had a shower. The house had been satisfactorily cleaned. We're actually giving the house 3 & 1/2 stars, because although the weather got down into the 30's at night, we couldn't get the Nest-type thermometer to maintain 70 degrees - it kept reverting to a setting of 59 degrees a few minutes after being set. We were following the directions given by the office to set it, and several of our members were familiar with using this type of thermometer. We'd estimate that the actual temperature of the main floor was in the mid-to-upper 60's during most of the days, low 60's on arising until mid-mornings. This would have been less of an issue if the wood fireplace in the living room has been usable, but it had been filled with plastic cacti and a cheap set of battery-operated "candles" with dead batteries, clearly indicating that the fireplace was not to be used, which was a real disappointment. We used blankets from the main-floor hall closet and our own personal lap blankets to stay warm. The kitchen and kitchen dining area were warm enough due to cooking, but the bedrooms were pretty chilly. The LR thermometer controls the entire house. We didn't use the small outside gas "fireplace" as the tank was old & rusted & there were no operating instructions - it felt unsafe to try it. Some members felt that the house needs maintenance (main microwave is out-of-order (a smaller countertop model was present); messy, dirty garage; wood trim needs re-nailing in the LR over the window; an upstairs closet door is difficult to operate and then couldn't be closed; the main floor bathroom door needs trimming (big scrape on the floor where it's dragging). Although these things did not detract from our enjoyment, they caused some to gripe about the cost. An informational notebook needs to be provided.