We stayed four days in the Woodcrest which can house between 5-8 people.
First of all, Matt, the owner was very nice and laid back throughout our entire stay. A month before our visit, I secured a $200 deposit with him and called him the morning of our arrival to confirm our reservation. He left some firewood on the front porch and told us to call him if we needed anything.
The Woodcrest we stayed in was a quaint little house that can house five people very comfortably. There is a tiny driveway where you can fit a minivan next to the cottage. The cottages are clustered together like a little community and you never feel isolated.
Inside the Woodcrest, there are two rooms with two doubles and two singles in each room. There is a closet in between the rooms and you can separate the rooms with the sliding door. Within the closets are hangars, fans, and an ironing board.
The kitchen has pretty much all the cookware including pots, pans, peeler, oven, stove, microwave, toaster, silverware, plates, bowls, can opener, wine opener, full sized fridge...etc. I would suggest bringing a trash bag, foil, plastic wrap, towels, soaps, and toiletries as they don't supply those.
The bathroom is decent sized, but the shower is a bit small. There is also no vent, but since we stayed in the middle of the winter, we just opened the bathroom window to clear any steam. They supply toilet paper, paper toilets, and tissues as well.
Overall, it's a very cute and homely cottage. The owner takes great care of the place, but like all places, there are some con such as the sunken floor in the kitchen, the "old" smell in the living room (we lit a candle to get rid of the wet smell), and no WiFi. For people allergic to dust, it's best to being allergy medicine.
We gave it four stars for it's location, hospitality, price, and amenities. We took one star off for lack of WiFi and the tiny shower. But I'd definitely visit again and maybe try a bigger cottage the next time! read more