Note: Our four-star review is based on having received a 15% discount after documenting numerous problems with the property; without that, it would have gotten three stars at best.That said, our 14-person group had an excellent time at the Swell House. We very much enjoyed the spacious living/dining space, the hot tub, and the comfortable beds. The modern laundry facilities were also a plus. The kitchen and kitchen supplies were adequate, if a bit small for the size of our group. The dishwasher, once we learned how to make it work (push hard in the middle of the door as you close it) handled many full loads without complaint.On the negative side, beware that the photos in the listing are, as another review pointed out, at least ten years old. NOTHING about the house looks anything like as new as is portrayed. Doors to rooms and cabinets are broken, paint is chipping, faucets produce rusty water for a day or two, and at least one toilet takes 30 minutes to refill. The foosball table is unusable. Bathroom fans are noisy and some lightbulbs needed replacing. None of this would have been a big problem had the description of the property been accurate.Most problematic for our group was the fact that none of the bedrooms had adequate curtains. Host Paul *assured* us that they did when we asked ("Swell House is equipped with room darkening shades in the bedrooms," he wrote), so people did not bring their own portable curtains to use, depriving some of good rest.