We truly enjoyed our stay overall. The cabin is beautiful, and it's obvious the owner has put a great deal of thought and care into the decor. The setting is peaceful, and there are plenty of things to do in the surrounding area. We made new memories, saw some things that brought back old ones, and were able to truly relax.The only downside, and unfortunately it was a significant one for us, was the water. We understood the home uses well water, but we weren't prepared for the very strong sulfur smell and dark yellow discoloration. The odor was so overwhelming that we couldn't enjoy the jetted tub. We used bottled water for brushing our teeth and making coffee, kept our showers extremely short because of the smell, and we chose not to wash our hair during our stay. I had also planned to use the washer and dryer, but decided against it because I wasn't comfortable washing our clothes in the water.I understand that well water is common in rural areas, and this wasn't something we expected to be completely different. However, if this is typical for the property, it would be helpful to mention it in the listing or consider providing bottled drinking water for guests. That small gesture would make a big difference and help guests prepare.Overall, we had a wonderful time. The home itself was LOVELY, the location was beautiful, and we left with great memories. This is a special place, and with better communication about the water, it would be an easy five-star stay for us.