Our family of six stayed for three nights. On the positive side, the view of the mountains was amazing and the provided pillows were very comfortable. However, it was an uncomfortable stay overall. Check-in was bizarre; the listing never mentioned an external agreement, which we were forced to sign the day before arrival when it was too late to book elsewhere. We also had to fill out a survey just to get the access document, which was packed with strict rules (like no cancellations for bugs, yet we couldn't find a fly swatter).The listing's bedroom layout was highly inaccurate. Crucially, the lower-level bed was entirely inaccessible from inside the house. You had to go outside through a separate locked door to a game room to reach it. We felt uncomfortable putting one of the kids down there.Information was confusing and incorrect. The Wi-Fi password on the fridge was wrong, forcing us to dig back through the document. We also received a text shortly after arriving asking us to take six bags of trash to the end of the street, to a bin that didn't exist. While the host eventually told us to forget it, the conflicting directions were frustrating.Brooms and a shovel were strewn outside, and a giant "Happy Birthday" sign was taped to the sliding door. Inside, the shower water pressure was abysmal; the water trickled so slowly I thought it would cut off entirely. Might be a great place for couples getting away, but not necessarily for a family with smaller children.