This small cottage is in a very nice setting, right by the water (a clean smooth canal that leads to the lake in about 200 yards or so. There is a wood deck on the front of the cottage that extends very slightly over the water's edge. The cottage walls on the water side and along the side with the kitchen area are windows which is very nice. The water side wall has a door with window. So, there is plenty of light and a nice view. The cottage has the main level and an upper loft level. The main level is an efficiency apartment with a queen bed, one-side galley kitchen with breakfast/meal bar, a couple of chairs, a bathroom, and spiral staircase leading to the upper loft. The upper loft is a converted attic, so the center of the room is about 5 feet high and slopes down to the sides. It has two single beds on the floor.
PROS: Setting, reasonably well-quipped, walls of windows (with shades), great queen bed, lots of electrical plug-ins.
CONS: No towel bars in bathroom, clunky high school locker instead of armoire/wardrobe (meaning no place to hang clothes), no way to open windows in upper loft to vent heat ("they haven't been opened in twenty years") and fan up there is 1960's loud thing that you couldn't sleep with it running; clean-up/leaving procedures complicated and unreasonable (why are we paying for a housekeeper?)
For a couple alone, adequate to good. For a family of four, adequate to poor.