Comfortable House in Tahlequah, OK

Yes, fully equipped for full cooking; Maybe more towels available for next time. Thanks

Cozy, Clean, Comfortable, Relaxing Vacation House The home was nicely situated, with clean hardwood floors, comfortable furniture, and great bathroom tiles. The neighborhood was quiet and safe. Opportunities for improvement: The kitchen and all appliances, including the refrigerator, were very clean; however, the kitchen trash can was almost full when we arrived. In the sunroom, behind the furniture needs to be thoroughly swept. Large cobwebs are behind the sunroom couch, and the furniture is worn and uncomfortable. Several plants in the sunroom were dying or limp. The front yard and backyard could use some landscaping and greenery. It is late September in Oklahoma, but there has not been a freeze yet. Overall, the location proved to be safe and secure. My parents were celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary. Along with my sister, we were all impressed with the house. We could see that the host had put much work into the interiors. We frequently told each other how cute and relaxing it was inside the home.

TLC needed Good location, friendly host I would say that the current problems of August 2024 are attributed to inexperience. My hopes are that in writing this, that they will make corrections. If corrections are made, we would consider staying here again. No obvious maintenance schedule: ants have taken over the house as brown recluse were also seen, indicating moisture and debris (leaves, sticks…) around the house. The front (plant area) room is very hot and of no consequence as usable space. The plants contribute to the insect problem. It is suggested that a local cultural theme be adapted, instead of the dirt and plants. It is also suggested that a monthly deep cleaning occur that includes clearing and disinfecting every cabinet, bed, closets, showers, floors, garage and yard. Our feet turned black from walking on the floors. It is smart that there is no carpet. The rugs need to be shampooed and walls washed…just everything that happens with a deep cleaning. Keep supplies in garage and make the kitchen more like a real kitchen; the utility room more like a real utility room - detergent easily accessible (many bottles stored there tightly at the time.) There was no dish cloth available and only two dish towels. Not very many towels, less wash cloths. (It would save water to have to wash towels only once.) The kitchen pans were small. Stainless large skillet would be good, & easier to clean. A smaller round table might allow more room Obviously, there is no maintenance schedule