The house was beautifully historic. The Furniture arrangement in the living room was terrible. You couldn’t even see the television from the sofa only from the loveseat. The internet connection was terrible and nonexistent When the people checked in on the lower level, you couldn’t call anyone to contact the host because you couldn’t get a Wi-Fi signal to dial out. Four people were in the parking lot when we left to see the sunset and they were still there when we got back waiting to check in to the house that we were staying in and of course they couldn’t get a Wi-Fi signal and they couldn’t call and they didn’t have any numbers, so we helped them as much as we could so it was double booked. I understand it’s a very expensive area and it was the highest that we paid throughout southern Utah and all the national parks so we were happy to get that house with three bedrooms. When we were at contact the people to fix the Internet, they did it efficiently, but it took us four hours to get a Wi-Fi signal somewhere else to have them fix it. We rearranged the furniture because I had an interior designer staying with me, but of course we rearrange the furniture back to where it was before we left so we didn’t get charged for moving furniture. I can say that the cowboy restaurant was amazing and only about five minutes from where we were staying about a two hour wait for a table, but it was well worth it. I did love all the charmingwoodworking details and Stainglass accents loved