Count beds as well as guestsA six-person maximum does not mean six separate beds. Decide who will share each queen bed before reserving. The living-room couch is not a sleeper, so it should not be counted as another bed. Two bathrooms serve the group.
Choose shared spaces with a purposeThe private indoor heated pool and sauna offer activities within the home. The kitchen with a stove makes it possible to plan meals together, while the living room has a 75-inch TV. Discuss how your group wants to spend its time instead of assuming everyone will swim throughout the stay.
Agree on the schedule togetherCheck-in is at 4 PM and checkout is strictly at 10 AM. Early arrival must be confirmed, and quiet hours are 10 PM–8 AM. Visitors or events require approval. For pool time, plan for adult supervision and keep glass out of the pool area.
Check the fit before splitting the costA useful group discussion covers more than who is available. Ask whether everyone is comfortable sharing the proposed beds, whether meal plans work for the group and whether the checkout time fits the next day. Compare the total shown for your actual dates before agreeing on individual contributions. A room arrangement that looks acceptable on a headcount may still be wrong for a group that needs more separate beds.
Review the booking before committingUse your selected dates and final guest count to review availability and the complete booking details. Check the displayed total, applicable stay requirements and cancellation terms before committing; this page does not quote a price or promise a particular minimum stay. Confirm any essential feature that is not expressly described here. A whole-home overnight reservation should be evaluated on the sleeping arrangement, the activities your group wants and the time you will actually have at the property.
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