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"The cottage was perfectly clean and quiet. It had a cozy feel but was much more spacious than a hotel room, so it was nice to be able to spread out. Our host provided all the details we might need such as wine glasses, plates, silverware, tissues, a selection of movies, and a nice coffee maker. Contactless checking was a breeze, light switches were thoughtfully labeled, we could control the thermostat, and how nice to watch the goats while we drank our coffee in the morning."

"Overall it was a good stay and the area was beautiful "

"Everything went as planned, Kathleen was very accommodating. We enjoyed our weekend very much "

"Great place to stay for seeing the surrounding area or if you’re in town for some reason. I personally couldn’t get ahold of anyone to talk with during the stay, which put us on a time crunch that we could’ve avoided. Other than that issue the place was clean and tended to the needs we had at the same rate of a hotel but more room to ourselves and less hassle. I’d give a 5 star if I were able to easily communicate with someone involving any concerns or issues we have. "

"Wanted to stay somewhere safe and close to home. Came across this gem, and I immediately booked. The owner thought of everything and had nice touches throughout. When I said I was bringing my pup, she ensured dog bowls were out as well as a toy. Dog loved the fenced in yard (as did I, as it was pretty chilly, so I didn’t have to walk her). Great communication with owner, and I could really tell she truly cared about how my stay was going. My best friend of 50 years was staying at her daughter’s...

"House was adorable. You can see Lake Erie from the front porch which was pretty cool. Tons of supplies available to use such as toilet paper, paper towels, shampoo etc. Hans was amazing and very accommodating to our ever changing extended stay. Suggestions:-Signage/reflective tape needs to be added to front step. It’s a very quick drop from front door to front porch.-HVAC was a struggle the first night but learned that the 1st floor needs to be set at 70 degrees (in winter) to keep the upstairs...