First let me say this is a great house on a quiet bay of the lake. We really enjoyed the provided paddle board, the screened-in porch, and the big back yard that is shaded by a few young trees. Despite the great potential of this place, it has some major faults. The most glaringly obvious problem was the mattresses. They are all pretty worn out and need replacement, but a select few need IMMEDIATE replacement. My elderly aunt “slept” on one of the twin beds and was so stiff and uncomfortable the next day she could barely walk, and she left a day early so she could sleep in her own bed. The other twin mattress is just as bad. While I know the beds are probably often used for kids, the price of replacing a worn out coil spring mattress with a comfortable foam mattress is so inexpensive and easy that there is really no excuse. Also one of the queen beds is outfitted on a super dated waterbed frame, and the old coil mattress that was put there barely clears the edge of the frame that is meant to hold the water bed. This makes getting in and out of the bed very difficult, especially for my elderly parents. Also there were no lamps in that room, just whatever ancient light fixture built into the waterbed frame (which of course didn’t work). The rest of the furnishings and decor are also quite dated, and while the couches are quite comfortable, they are really too big for the space. It is difficult to move around the living room with how crowded it is, which was a problem for us.