Terlingua is a small desert community. The property was adjacent to (and shared a drive way with) a small RV park, and it's just off the road; so kind of spartan. A patio pointed away from the RV park, which provided an okay desert view. This had a gas grill, but we didn't use this, so no comment on it. The patio had skattered gravel of various sizes and the furniture was okay but not in great shape. So, meh.The interior was as shown (though darker). Beds were good, and both bedrooms had their own bathroom; but one of these did not have a door, so the bathroom was open to the bedroom. The bathrooms had good space and good counter areas, and the showers were good.So, the "bones" of the place were good, but small things degraded the visitor experience. Canister lighting in the bedroom had a light shining right down on the head of the bed, which made lying on the bed unpleasant if the lights were on. There were two side tables by the bed in my room, but only had a lamp. IMO the light over the bed should be disabled, and a second side table light added, to make the bedroom a lot cozier.The big annoyance was the outfitting of the kitchen. Pots, pans and cooking utensils were a jumble of worn items. Some bowls were chipped. Flatwear was stamped steel, with uncomfortable handles. There were cloths but nothing to scrub pans with.A kitchen cabinet door and a bedroom closet door were loose on their hinges.For 400 per night, we expected far more attention to detail.