Let me start by saying this place is undoubtedly beautiful, and has obviously been a labor of love. The place is clean, green, well-equipped (awesome selection of tea!), with an amazing deck/view. But it was really let down by the lack of fly screens. We had mid-30s weather while we were there, and the house does not handle the heat well (gets VERY hot). The first night we were there we left the doors open to let the cool night air in and got absolutely infested by bugs (and not just little bugs either, our dog was traumatized by the biggest cicada I've ever seen in my life! ha) The other nights we shut the doors and were absolutely sweltering - it's very frustrating when its cooler outside than inside! We also had a couple of frog and lizard visitors that we had to relocate to outside (enticed by all the bugs no doubt), which was not a problem and actually quite nice - but just indicates that there are a lot of critters around that want to come inside. We actually thought about checking out early because the first three nights were so incredibly uncomfortable (it's ok during the day because you can leave the doors open and go down to the gorge for a swim, but the nights were awful). Luckily there was a cool change for the last couple of days, which allowed us to properly appreciate the beauty of the place. So...I would totally recommend this place during winter/autumn (think it would be quite magical), but I wouldn't head back there during the summer months (unless they install fly-screens and proper mosquito nets over the beds)