The property was very clean and in a great location, but unfortunately, the beds were extremely uncomfortable, which significantly impacted our stay.We understood that we were staying in an older farmhouse, so we were willing to overlook some of its quirks, such as the layout (only one bathroom upstairs), limited outlets, and squeaky doors and floors. However, a comfortable bed and a good night’s sleep are important, especially when spending your days hiking in Acadia. My husband and I stayed in the back left bedroom, and the mattress was incredibly hard and uncomfortable. I woke up with a very sore neck, which made my hiking day more difficult. My parents stayed in the primary bedroom and also commented that their bed was very hard. Since we were only staying two nights, I tried to make the best of it, but by the middle of the second night, I had to move to one of the twin beds just to get some sleep.We were also surprised by the checkout instructions, which included starting a load of towels, emptying all the trash cans and taking the garbage to the dumpster behind the property, and running the dishwasher. Given the substantial nightly rate and additional cleaning fee, I felt this was a lot, especially since we were trying to get on the road early. While the house itself is very charming, comfortable beds should be a basic expectation. Even adding some mattress toppers would be an improvement.