Very clean and cozy! Very sweet sitting area with tv and fake fireplace, nice kitchen and bathroom with shampoos and body wash. Bed was incredibly comfy, we had a great sleep! Felt like a mini home away from home. Close walk to town with sweet shops and restaurants. Host was kind and responsive. Lives on site should you need anything. Highly recommend!

Nestled in behind the owners home, is an enchanting little bungalow with all the comforts of home. In the fridge you will find creamer from their dairy farm and you may even be left with a local bottle of wine and chocolate. We love Ferndale, its people and this home away from home. Kris and Tammy

We loved our stay here. Clean, cozy place, comfortable bed, beautiful gardens to use, would have liked a table for eating. TV trays worked but worried about spilling them. Strictly for two guests.

Wonderful and clean. I loved the privacy and location. I would definitely come back

We were lucky enough to find this treasure three years ago when looking for a place to stay while attending the Lost Coast Dog Shows. The Bungalow has everything one could need for a pleasurable stay. The bed is comfortable and the whole house, impeccably decorated and very clean. Highlight of stay is sitting outside watching the beautiful cows out in the pastures. Very entertaining and relaxing.

We stayed here 2 years ago, under different ownership, but it is as though nothing has changed. The Bungalow is a comfortable place to stay, with wonderful views of the pastures across the lane. Hoping to return again. Thank you Joe & Alexa.

This small bungalow is perfect for a short stay in Ferndale. The setting is beautiful, and the decor celebrates the owner's real business, dairy farming, including a bottle of chocolate whole milk made with their product. It is just a short walk to the downtown, and that let's you see the variety of Victorian style homes and buildings that make this a special place.

The bungalow is very cute and very quiet, but very small. It's a 5 or 10 minute walk to the commercial part of Main Street, where there are restaurants and shops (we had good coffee and a couple of excellent panini at Mind's Eye, where it looks like they teach canoe-making in the back). Alexa was very responsive and accommodating. But there were enough weirdnesses about the bungalow that it made us think it was a little neglected -- little things, like: there's an espresso machine but only 1 espresso cup; there's a regular coffee maker but only like a tablespoon (literally) of coffee for it; you are asked to clean any dishes you use but are not provided with a sponge to do so; the guest book said there were sample chocolates from a local guy, but we didn't find any; etc. And why not provide some kind of cooking surface? The top-rated counter-top induction burner is like $150 bucks. I often wish rental owners would spend a night in their rentals, just to see what their guests are experiencing, and this is one of those times.