Hütte auf einer arbeitenden Highland-Rinderfarm in Kentucky

NO internet . Downstairs bedroom has no air conditioner just a dirty water tank fan, Carpet in bedroom areas need changing.Stayed one night and that was all we could handle. Had to sleep in living room on old futon to try and stay cool. Nightmare getting a refund on nights we didn’t stay. I travel many times a year. Will never use. VRBO again

The listing did not mention there was a welcoming crew, a parade of dogs that were beyond excited to see us - and one little gal offered us the biggest dog grin I have ever seen! I wish I had gotten a picture, but it's now a core memory my daughter and I will never forget. Precious!Amy, the host, was beyond gracious in sharing her wisdom with us about raising highland cows. She allowed my husband to join her in moving the cows and was honest and forthcoming about so many aspects of her passion, even spent a great deal of time in the HOT sun explaining some of her cattle equipment. The large picture window in the cabin allowed us to watch deer cross the pasture throughout the day, out front, and then in the back, we could step out and say hello to the cows anytime we desired... and my husband stood there for hours!Internet sucks, but hey, that's a critical part of connecting with nature. All our needs are met.

We only stayed two nights, but we wish it could have been longer! Cabin was clean and comfortable. Our host came down and had a long visit with us, and that was delightful. We loved seeing the cows and horses. They were fun to watch and we even got to pet a few of them!

We really enjoyed the serenity of the cabin and the surrounding farm. We watched deer in the morning while enjoying our coffee. Watched the birds a and deer in the evenings.

Amy was great with answering all my questions. The cabin was very nice and decorated with a lot of cute and homemade items. It has beautiful scenery and is a great place for families to relax and unwind. We even had some furry friends visit us My only regret was not getting to take a farm tour or inquire about the homemade items for sale. Hopefully next time!