This is a nice, quiet, and quaint spot. It may feel far from particular trails within the park, but you're actually very close to the entrance of Rainier National Park. We did not have much trouble finding the location and we didn't lose signal on the drive which made it easier finding the place.The wifi was great, we were able to stream some spooky movies while we were there. The owner had great suggestions for places to eat, find food, and even gave us the heads up of local restaurants that were closed for the season. There isn't a lot of places to eat so I suggest buying food to make at the location. The host was very communicative but we didn't actually need to contact them because the check in/check out, and even the water heater instructions were all pretty self explanatory. The only negative I can really talk about, the parking. It might be hard to know which spot is your parking spot, especially if you arrive at night. The property has small solar powered lights that guide you to the tiny home, so if you're unsure about which direction to head towards after you park, you'll be able to find it pretty quick. Overall, it was a great, two night stay, with heating, A/C, comfortable bedding, great wifi, easy instructions and a nice host. 10/10, would stay here again.