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"Room was clean and very nice compared to the property. Staff was friendly and helpful. Parked with ease. Only complaint is that there was no bottled water in the room and the vending machine was sold out of water and anything without carbonation. Other than that the stay was great."

"Helene has made has created a charming atmosphere that provides the most relaxing and comfortable stay that is second to none. This is the cleanest, most fully equipped and inviting place I have ever stayed. I am really looking forward to my next trip to the area so I can stay here again. Thank you Helene for being such a thoughtful and kind hostess. "

"Absolutely stunning! My family spent a night here over the Easter weekend and we can’t stop talking about it. If you ever wanted to be transported back to a time of Titanic era luxury, this is it! Can’t want to go back."

"We had to contact Vrbo directly to receive any feedback on how to access the property. Turns out we never needed the code to get in since the automatic lock does not work and the front door was unlocked throughout our entire stay. The garage was also able to be opened from outside by hand and the deadbolt to the garage was sheared from the door. The back door would have also been accessible had it not been fastened shut with screws and wood (one might consider that a fire hazard..) Security issues aside, the house was 14 degrees and filthy upon arrival with hair and dirt covering the floor, open food on the counter and dirty brooms, mops, toilet brushes in multiple rooms. Dirty laundry was also in the machines, which had to be cleaned to make space to clean the two crumpled dish towels on the counter and crumpled bathroom towels in the closets. Despite the seemingly used towels, the countertops were still sticky. One can only assume the dishwasher would have had dirty dishes in it if there had been a dishwasher there as advertised. Instead there was a hole in the kitchen where a dishwasher used to be. Not that it would have mattered anyway since we had to buy our own cutlery to have enough to go around. The tv that was advertised was also nowhere to be seen. One would also assume a shower curtain is part of a shower, but one shower had no curtain since the shower rod was tucked behind the toilet."