OVERSIZED PORCH, LAKEFRONT, Boat Dock, Mammoth Cave, Fast WiFi, Firepit, hiking

Great view. Great hosts.

Overall, this was a beautiful property and we enjoyed our stay. The view overlooking Nolin Lake was gorgeous, and the house had plenty of space for our family. It was also very clean, and the kitchen was fully stocked with everything you could need for cooking.A few things to keep in mind before booking: we traveled with two young children, and the property wasn’t very kid-friendly. The home sits on a steep hillside, so there really isn’t a usable backyard or outdoor space for kids to safely play. Parking could also be challenging if you’re traveling with multiple vehicles, although it wasn’t an issue for our single vehicle.The only significant concern we had was that the upstairs air conditioning couldn’t keep up with the heat. One evening it became too warm to comfortably use the upstairs bedrooms.Overall, it’s a great property with beautiful views and lots of space, but families with young children or larger groups may want to consider these factors before booking.

Most air-bnbs don’t have your standard stuff like dish washer packs/ laundry supplies. This one had everything. The place was laid out good for the size. Roxanne was super quick to respond. We actually got to meet her on the little boat dock near the place we rented. She was super sweet and funny. Would Defiently come back here!

When we arrived we found our accommodation clean and secure. The location was beautiful! We appreciated there being some seasoned firewood for the fire pit too. However, there were some issues we found over the course of our three night stay. First, the master bedroom had only a full-size bed. Not ideal, doable, but not ideal. The mattress was as hard a a rock. My husband and I did not sleep well. The HVAC system’s thermostat was set to a desirable temperature. However, we found that though the system was running no air was moving through the vents in the master bedroom, bathroom or living room. We tried opening windows to ventilate (it was actually quite warm our first day with highs in the 80s) but most windows lacked screens letting in bugs or they were stuck. The shower in the master bath dripped constantly. The toilet at one point would not stop running; my husband had to fix it. There were zero outlets in the master bath, so all hair drying had to happen in the bathroom off the kitchen. However, the outlets in there were not GFCI outlets (definitely not up to any code and not safe to use if the shower had been recently used). No fans in either bathroom. I’m glad we’re not a tall family (we top out at 5’8”) because the ceilings all topped out at 6’. The counters were too low to comfortably eat at (4’), and the stools were VERY uncomfortable and too high for those counters. A small dinner table would’ve been better. There’s room for improvement!