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Rating 4 out of 5
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1 week agoStayed here with a larger group and had a great time! We're a pretty chill group, so none of these things really bothered us, but they're worth noting for future guests. The house was very buggy -- not just one or two bugs, but we were constantly dealing with them throughout our stay. Also, the two sliding doors in the back both had issues. One's handle came off every time we opened it, and the other was just very difficult to open and close. The hot water also ran out pretty quickly. It really only lasted for one person's shower at a time. No one was taking particularly long showers, but it made it difficult for everyone to get ready together. It's definitely a more rustic property (which wasn't necessarily unexpected) and everything else was lovely. The house worked great for a big group -- we were able to cook, hang out together, and had a really fun weekend. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay!
Rating 3 out of 5
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3 weeks agoDanielle and Ely were very responsive which was helpful. The house was tucked away and surrounded by nice greenery. It was really close to Kasterskill falls and a 30min drive from Woodstock. The grocery stores weren’t too far either. The only thing was that the house needs a little bit of TLC. It was a bit dusty with some of the bathrooms not too clean. Some things in the kitchen were sticky and not washed. Also maybe it was the fact that we went during the summer and the AC units were on, but the power went out multiple times throughout our stay. To access the breaker you need to go to the basement which is unfinished and really dusty and buggy. Point being, it’s not the most pleasant. Overall the house was pretty and perfect for what we needed.




