This cabin at the end of the road with a steep wood chip path down to the front door which was a challenge for suitcase / groceries was not delightful or cozy, but acceptable. It's a very dark house with the bedroom downstairs with a cement floor and grungy closet space. I took the upstairs bathroom and closet and spent my time up there except for sleeping. I never went out on the decks because it was dirty and uninviting with last fall's leaves not swept and it was mid-May. Still dark, secluded, but freeway noise, very difficult to find on check-in even with the staff on the phone it took me 45 minutes. They lockbox would not open which took time, patience,& caused frustration and was the same on check-out. I really did not enjoy my stay in this cabin and would not stay there again. There was an indication that there was a hot-tub on the deck, which was not true. There was a jacuzzi bath-tub on the main floor bathroom and I attempted to use it but the water did not stay hot long enough to fill up the tub so that failed. The refrigerator is extremely small, hardly big enough for 1 person. The last night I was there the smoke alarm above the bed in the basement went off at 1:30 AM and along with the standard beeping it screamed "FIRE, FIRE, FIRE!" There was not a fire, or smoke and it eventually went off but had my anxiety was heightened and it ruined my sleep that night. I thought the neighborhood of Cheshire Village was very cute and I enjoyed walking around it.