Brick House Cottage at entrance to Toccoa Falls College & Stephens Co. Hospital

Hi Patrick, Thanks for your stay at the Brick House Cottage. We provide a variety of coffees, some of which were left over after your stay. Should you have preferences, please let your hosts know. We will look into the hot water heater. Had you called we would have taken care of that right away. We keep it at the recommended setting for a four bedroom home. Kindly, Cyd

Dawn, Thank you for your kind comments. We don’t allow frying in any of our six cottages as the smell lingers for days and not everyone likes the smell of bacon in the house. Please come back if you are ever in the area and TY for leaving the place so tidy! Kindly, Cyd

First read our reviews. Then read hers, Kailey Allison’s reviews. She has none, although she infers she has stayed at many VRBO houses and knows what is allowed and what is not. VRBO hosts put in place guidelines that are specific to the location and the place. Since this house has many wedding parties that stay there, we restrict the guests coming in and out of the cottage to the number of guests indicated in the initial reservation. This is standard protocol within this industry. Guests are charged by the number of guests staying as would a hotel/motel do. This guest should understand that, as her own videography business does the same, charges by the number of hours a client wishes to book for said services. She charges by the hours a client requests. In the VRBO business, charges are by the number of nights needed and the number of guests staying. Additional services, nights, and guests have upcharges. So her comments do not make sense this way. As far as showing up at the house unannounced and doing multiple drive-bys, I have no idea what she is referring to, as neither of these occurred at her booked cottage. Her (pastor) father, ignored these guidelines in another cottage booked by him, when he grossly exceeded the number of guests he booked the reservation for. She was part of that group who blatantly ignored our guidelines for this two-person, tiny house. When confronted on this and asked to pay additional charges, he looked for ways to disparage THAT cottage with unfounded, and dishonest accusations. He did this to avoid paying for these infractions and never paid them. Kailey also exceeded the number of booked guests in this cottage. When asked to pay for the additional guest, she refused to pay as well. Use caution with this person and her father. They will look for ways to get around house rules and when caught, look for ways to justify their dishonest actions and avoid doing what is stated within the listing description. As per VRBO protocol, these descriptions are provided even prior to booking, so guests are fully aware of what to expect. But one has to read the easily accessed information. And if clarity is needed, one simply needs to ask.