Adorable 2br Cabin, 3 Blocks From Sunnyside and Tahoe Park HOA Beach!

The pros

-Cabin is darling, well cared for.

-One of the best kitchen set ups I've seen in the 10+ years I've been renting houses. The fridge had basics like butter and condiments (don't expect certain things as I'm sure it's left overs but I've rented lots of places where the maid's either take or toss whatever is left over). The pantry has everything from flour to peanut butter along with lots of spices. While most places have the very basics for cooking the owners provide an impeccable variety of bowls, pots and pans, skillets and more. I would guess the owners spend quite a bit of time here as the kitchen is prepared for anything you might want to cook, and that is a rarity.

-The loft is a great space for kids (mine were highly entertained that they could still see us yet had their own space) but also tall enough to work well for adults too.

-Gorgeous deck, while we didn't use it much it's a nice size and the surrounding trees provide a nice environment.

-The basketball hoop was tons of fun! Such a small thing but it gave the kids something to keep them entertained while getting dinner ready and before it got warm enough to head down to the lake. Be aware it's sloped though.

-The HOA beach. With bocce ball, playground and 1/2 court, plus volleyball it provided additional entertainment.

Cons

-The mattresses! When I sat on a twin in the loft to read to my kids at bedtime the foot of the bed jumped up in the air. Unfortunately the downstairs mattress is no better. They are all very soft, in a way that leads me to think that they were very, very cheap as opposed to old. Considering you can buy a decent twin at Costco for $99 and a stunningly comfortable full for $350 I don't think there is any excuse to providing crappy, uncomfortable mattresses. It's been 2 weeks since our stay and I'm still having headaches because my neck and shoulders are so knotted up from the mattress.

-Seating in the living room. The couch is comfortable, unfortunately it's the only comfy seating. My family of 4 squeezed onto to watch a movie but if my kids were much older (7 & 8 ) we wouldn't have been able to. There is easily room to have a small loveseat on the door side of the living room and while the view is nice from the table in the living room as a rental that space would be better served by actual living room seating