Good location, but oversold and not suitable for older guestsWe stayed here this week with my parents, who are in their 80s. The listing describes the place as cozy, but in reality it felt more shabby than chic and question the value for money. The biggest concern was safety. The staircase isn't shown in the listing photos, so we weren't aware until we arrived that the bottom section has no banister or rail. There's nothing to hold on to, and the wooden stairs are very slippery. On top of that, the two-way light switches didn't work reliably: depending on how the switch was left, you often couldn't turn the light on from upstairs and had to make your way down in the dark to the switch at the bottom. Watching my 80-something parents tackle those stairs each day was genuinely worrying. For elderly guests or young families, this is a serious concern and should have been clearly highlighted in the listing.The shower tap was also very sensitive, so finding the right position for a comfortable temperature was a real challenge, and it was easy to end up too hot or too cold. The two bedrooms are joined by a Jack and Jill door, so noise carries straight through and nobody could get up without waking everyone else. Add in a very creaky building, mismatched mix of furniture and the overall feel was rustic in a way that tipped into tiredOn the plus side, the location is excellent. It's a great base for exploring the area: Woodstock and Rhinebeck are easy trips out.