Sixteen of us stayed over a long weekend, ages 1 to 67. There was something for everyone - small playground and playhouse for my great niece, board games, boats and fishing for the teenagers, puzzles and long walks on quiet gravel roads for the middle-aged, and a well-equipped kitchen for the cook. We found the second refridgerator useful. Many basics (tea, napkins, condiments) were already on hand. The rooms and beds were in good configurations to allow flexibility. We were able to all sit down to dinner together in the dining room. There was lots of space. We had some difficulties with the wifi, but didn't care enough about it to ask for help. Amy was very responsive when we asked questions, before arrival and during. The house was very clean and organized, with great views and comfortable furnishings. The beds had comfortable, firm mattresses. The room with multiple beds made a good dormatory for the kids. The grounds were beautifully kept and there was not another house in view. Everything was in good operating order. The house water smells of sulpher, but filtered water was available from the refrigerator and from a large carafe in the dining room. During a sunny fall weekend, we saw bluebirds, deer, frogs, ducks and my son caught (and released) bass, bluegill, catfish and he thought a trout. We drove to Hermann's Octoberfest, about 40 minutes away; and a similar drive to the MKT trail.