Un chez-soi loin de chez soi

Tara, thank you for staying with us. It’s always a pleasure to have a guest that appreciates the property and everything it has to offer. We love having amazing guests like you.

Annette and her group were wonderful guests with a high level of communication. Would love to have them again!

Pete, We are so glad you enjoyed your stay. Please keep us in mind in the future. If this one is booked, we have another that is equally as nice. Take Care, Chris & Jennifer

We have never had any ants at this property. When Cindy contacted us at 8:37 am to let us know there were ants, a response was sent at 8:42 am(same day) that we would call an exterminator. She said they would go get some ant traps at 8:52 am that this happens they were from in Florida. At 1:30 pm we reached out to let her know the neighbor had contacted us that they had sprayed for ants and that the last time they sprayed this house got ants. At 2:47pm we reached out to say perimeter would be sprayed. At 3:00 pm we reached out and let Cindy know the perimeter WAS sprayed. They were not in the house or on the property at the time of treatment per guidelines: a host cannot enter a property without a guest present unless there is an emergency, explicit prior agreement, or specific local laws that allow it. Privacy rights protect guests during a short-term stays. An emergency is defined as: Fire, major water leaks, or immediate danger allow instant entry. Ants are not considered an emergency. We do understand they can be a nuisance, and we are sorry this occurred. At 4:01 pm Cindy let us know she bought ant traps and at 7:39 pm we offered to reimburse her (again we could not have entered the home). At 9:58 pm Cindy responded that reimbursement would not be necessary. Cindy also struggled with the simplified door code (9:48 pm) host response: 9:50 pm. We are sorry about ants as this has never happened and they have been appropriately put to their death.