My husband and I (over 55) enjoyed our stay at the cabin over four days. I cooked a lot and liked the gas stove and full size refrigerator. Only wished I had brought my own pan because all pans in the kitchen had a deteriorating finish that even with a lot of oil could not manage to fry eggs. No lids either, had to use a dish to cover pots. Lots of silverware, glasses and dishes and sharp knives (a real plus)

The heating system worked really well and it was quiet too. Liked the hot water; and clean, large towels. No soap in the shower/bathtub.

We liked the beds- very comfortable, perhaps memory foam. However, the blankets were super thin so if we didn't bring our own blankets we would have been cold at night. Also, we were asked to carry all trash to the city dumpster but the only bags provided were very small about 2 gallons. We had to buy large bags to consolidate all the little bags of trash otherwise they would make a mess between our luggage in the van. The area is super quiet off the large deck with zero traffic noise. It is definitely farther then two blocks to the slopes and not within a walking distance especially due to steep roads. The driveway to the property is very steep and narrow which requires two people to back out of it. We mainly stayed at the cabin because there were no trails nearby and filled our time with reading. Very good internet connection which we also used for phone calls via wifi. There was no AT&T service for about 2 miles around the cabin. TV reception is very good after you figure out how to use two different controls. Written instructions would have been helpful. The carpet is worn out and wavy in spots so could be a tripping hazard- time for replacement. Good ventilation, plenty windows, and all walls and ceilings finished in pine which makes it very authentic and cozy.