Private Patios & Sunset Views: Francesville Home

Reviews

• Fine for a place to lay your head

  3/5

  Supply and demand. If you're looking at this place, you've got a reason to stay in or around Francesville. You don't have many options. The place is small, no frills and dated. It was fine for my family for a couple of nights as we weren't in the house very long. Our cost for 2 nights all in was 387. Don't have high expectations and you'll be ok.It was easy to check in. Wifi worked. Had hot water and a TV.

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo

  Manager's Response:

  Hi Aaron, thanks for your review. We're glad to hear the check-in process was easy, the Wi-Fi worked well, and that the home met your needs for a short stay. We’ve shared your feedback with the homeowner, and we wanted to share the following:
  - The homeowners work hard to keep the listing accurate and up to date, and they’re always open to feedback if something feels unclear or misleading. They also tried reaching out after your stay to better understand your expectations and any concerns you may have had.
  - The home was intentionally designed to maintain its nostalgic charm, including fully refurbished wood floors and a recently remodeled kitchen. While the style may feel vintage, the home includes all the modern amenities you need for a comfortable short or long stay.
  Thanks again, and we appreciate your feedback as we continue to improve for future guests!

• Convenient location & nice little touches

  5/5

  This charming home is conveniently located just minutes from downtown Francesville, IN. Mel, the owner and property manager, was a joy to work with—her communication was excellent, had a handy little check-out list, and she went above and beyond with thoughtful touches that made me feel truly welcome. The house is perfect for families, with games provided to enjoy together; the online pictures accurately reflect the character of the home. The updated kitchen has all the modern conveniences (fancy coffee maker, microwave, etc). Once the town's hotel, most of the home retains its historic charm, with beautiful original hardwood floors that Mel said they uncovered beneath the old shag carpeting. You can’t help but wonder about the stories those walls hold from years gone by! Future guests: there are not a lot of fresh grocery options in the town - you might pick some up in a larger city along your route. Definitely check out the Mercantile, a cute co-op downtown with homemade food and farmhouse art. Thank you again, Mel. This is a clean, comfortable, spacious and homey relic in a safe location, and was just perfect for my needs I'll be back!

  *This review was originally posted on Vrbo