The cabin is a great property - as pretty and isolated as the pictures make it look. It's lovely, quiet, and we enjoyed our stay immensely. There are several caveats, however.
The place looked great when we arrived, but it's clear that there is a need for some regular maintenance to be done. The front stairs creak ominously on every step, and while sturdy, simply doing minor maintenance (pressure-washing and using screws instead of nails) would make them solid and silent.
A myriad of minor issues like this kept nagging. Upon lifting a cushion that slid forward, the sofa had old potato chips and children's markers under the pillow. The thermostat has been cracked in several places -- it still works, but cosmetically looks terrible.
And then there were the things that needed to be modernized -- the outdoor speakers around the hot tub are connected to a stereo system precisely like the one I owned -- in the 1990s. And, like that system, it doesn't work at all. There are no radio stations and a five-disc CD changer filled with titles that won't read. So no music while soaking in the hot tub. We ended up using it once.
While we only booked for two people, I would at least have expected a few extra hot tub towels. We had planned to have some friends in the area visit, but we only got two towels.
The washing machine is broken. It does not advance cycles. (Discovered by a tub of wet soapy clothes.)
The internet is almost non-existent, and there are no TV channels or radio.