Stayed here a few nights while visiting family and it was a great fit. It's an old store/community center that's been converted, and the history is the real deal — not some manufactured retro theme. There's a working 1960s jukebox, a pool table, and real old-school pinball machines. My kids had a blast.It sleeps 9, but there's table seating for over 40, so we hosted a family gathering while we were there. Worked perfectly — way better than cramming everyone into a hotel or somebody's living room.Place was decently clean and the kitchen is full-size, so we cooked real meals instead of eating out every night. With a family that adds up.Larry was easy to work with. Answered fast, clear check-in info, then left us to it.Duncan's small so you'll drive a bit for groceries. Not a dealbreaker. We'll definitely stay again next time we're visiting family in the area.