The Cabbage on Olive Street, overlooking Hayden Brook

It is regretable that some of these thoughts where not communicated to me when you arrived, as I would have moved you to a less rustic cabin with more suitable to you sleeping space, and address cleaning concerns. A ladder to the loft I believed to be an assumed access, but at your suggestion I will now include it in the description. The ceiling height also implied, and clearly shown in the photos on the listing. The fold out doubled sized futon in the livingroom is provided for those who may not wish to stay in the loft. and many have chossen that option. Old cabins often have a musty smell due to old wood, which may have been exagerated in the rainy weather. Usually running the air conditioner, even on just the dehumidifer setting, will clear that up swiftly. I assure you there is no mold inside the cabin. Dead bugs on the window sills can be the cycles of nature, and though decessed bugs may have been removed at cleaning the previous day, others may have met their peace by check-in 2pm the next day. Normally I would not think a large number. Spiders too spin webs overnight and they usually help keep the window sills fairly clear actually, but I admit that there is a difference between an active spider web and a old cobweb, and those are removed before collecting dust. With the exception of our wood spider who has an impressive home outside one of the windows, which some guests have found quite entertaining to watch!