Overall, the cabin met our needs and we enjoyed our stay. A lot of attention has clearly been put into the décor, the sleeping arrangements worked well for a larger group, and there was plenty of parking for our three vehicles. Access was easy, the dock and boat lift were nice to have, and communication and the check-in/check-out process were excellent.I don't want this to sound like a list of complaints, because there was a lot we liked. However, I do think more attention needs to be given to maintenance and some practical details. The shower water had a very strong metallic odor. One downstairs bed was broken and supported by concrete blocks, several door knobs/locks were difficult to operate, and the patio furniture was worn and broken down. The couches and pillows could also use a deeper cleaning.There were no properly sized sheets for the pull-out couches, only twin sheets, and the dryer took about three hours to dry one load. The cabin was also 75 when we arrived and took quite a while to cool down.Guests should also plan to bring most of their own basic supplies, as the cabin is pretty bare-bones in that regard. And a small thing that made us laugh—the house sleeps 10–12, but the coffee maker only makes about five cups!None of these things ruined our trip, but together they kept this from being as nice of a stay as it could have been. The cabin has a lot going for it; it just needs the upkeep to match the care put into its appearance.