We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this cabin. We arrived in the late afternoon while it was still light, and getting into the cabin was easy. The interior is warm, inviting, and very clean. The wood floors have a smooth finish, so bring non-skid shoes, slippers, or socks if you prefer not to go barefoot. The sheets and towels were scent-free, and we loved the fall pumpkin-scented soaps. Both beds were comfortable.We spent most of our time on the top floor and porch, where the seating was very comfortable. The porch view is amazing, and it stays dry even during heavy rain. We also enjoyed the hot tub—it looked very clean, and the water was warm. The kitchen appliances were easy to use, and the owners were responsive and helpful when we contacted them.The only challenges involved the last .25 mile of the drive. Try to arrive in daylight to give you the best visibility. It is a single-lane road, so turn off your music, listen for oncoming vehicles, drive slowly, and be prepared to pull into a driveway to pass. If you are uncomfortable with heights or narrow mountain roads, consider having someone else drive. The first approach to the house is the most intimidating, because you are not expecting it. I had no trouble going up or down the driveway in a V6 Honda Crosstour, whether dry or raining. There was plenty of room to turn around at the bottom.Overall, this was a quiet, relaxing place to disconnect for a few days.