Very nice, handsome, homey, well-equipped, remote “log cabin” on 6 acres of woods. Photos accurate. Host very responsive. Good local info at cabin. Whole-house backup generator worked well during a few storm outages. However: Prior infestation with the ladybug-like Asian lady beetle. Mostly under control with Zevo traps, some of which contained dead beetles. However, there were a few flying about and we boiled (at least) one in the kettle. Disconcertingly, there were many dead beetles on the rails of several windows. The rest of the cabin appeared clean. Not revealed in the listing: We didn't have to, but may need to turn on the water, water heater, stove, toilets, wood stove for supplemental heat. To enter property, need to open a livestock-gate. The “driveway is approximately1/5th of a mile long and is up an incline. …. [it] is gravel. It is washing in some places and there are some places with soft gravel piles.” Listing mentions a restaurant 9 min away. Not mentioned is that it’s open only Fri/Sa/Su. We were there Tu-Fri. Otherwise, the nearest restaurants/groceries/hospital are 25 min on dry roads. Bring food. No cell service for miles around because it’s within the National Radio Quiet Zone (google it) for the must-see Green Bank Observatory. Despite all that and knowing what I now know, I’d gladly stay again if the beetle issues were addressed.