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"We enjoyed our stay in this cute cottage. It was my husband and I and it was a nice place to come relax after the fun on Franklin and campus activities. It is close enough to walk in order to get a little exercise (about 30 minutes) and we also had a car for the later nights. It was clean and comfortable and very private. We didn't cook more than toast and coffee but it appeared to have all that you would need and the bedding was clean and plus. We would definitely stay here again! "

"We made a trip to visit family we hadn’t seen in a decade. This was the perfect home away from home for us. And we slept better in these beds than we do in ours! Checking in and out was simple. Which is good because we have little children and not much is simple. Grateful. "

"The location was close to where we wanted to be. It was great for what we needed. "

"We reserved the Santorini cottage but the owners asked us to upgrade to the sprawling 4BR 4BA home. It was lovely! The land is so peaceful and the condition of the house was perfect. Very well-equipped kitchen. I can only assume that the smaller cottage was as nice as the big home on the same land. Both had fenced yards for dogs which our dog thoroughly enjoyed."

"Durene was such a pleasure to communicate with and made us feel welcome from start to finish. We couldn’t have chosen a better place to stay and we’re so grateful we chose this home! We had everything we needed and more. The outside area was our favorite place to hangout during our stay, but the inside was beautiful and comfortable for our group of three. We can’t wait to come back :)"

"Very clean and comfortable stay with close access to lake."

"The hosts were very easy to work with, and the house was in great condition. Very nicely decorated, modern, had all the necessities. The neighborhood--the street and nearby commercial district--are definitely in transition and not ideal for walking. We felt uncomfortable taking our dogs out, even as people who have lived in NYC/Chicago during the 80s :-). While it might feel different to people who are from the area or live on the street, it's a hard place to land for visitors."