We stayed three nights at Dan’s postwar ranch home for the Total Eclipse. His place is nicely decorated and comfortable overall. Our only minuses were minor. Hubby did not like that the big, square , glass plates were too big to rotate in the microwave. Other dishware were plastic and we never put plastic into microwaves. Hubby also had problems with his sinuses until I pointed out the plugged-in air freshener and we unplugged it. He thought it was strange to have a plug-in going (since we never use anything like this), but I pointed out to him that at least it was in the electrical socket that was plainly visible in the living room. If either of us had been more allergic, or if it had set off my asthma, this could have been a problem. Hubby suggests that these should only be used if the guests approve having them.
Light sleepers who rent in cold seasons should be aware that this home has a central heating unit with one cold air return in the hall in the center of the home. This causes two things - first, the furnace is just outside the bedrooms and not far from the living room. It can be very loud. We had difficulty hearing the TV at times. We did not have trouble sleeping due to the noise, but the second issue did make my first night there difficult. I had the door closed and I got overly hot. Not having cold air returns in each room may be why. Remember to turn down the heat at night.
