I spent 3 nights here by myself. Actually found the cabin on Google Map Listing then the link directed to Airbnb, I'm so glad that I chose this instead of sleeping in my van.
The location is very neat, about 35 mins west of Sooke, tons of trails and beach accesses along the highway.
A few notes for the future traveller:
1, There are no grocery stores near by other than the big ones in Sooke, so make sure you stock up before heading west.
2, Bring some DRY firewood, there are firewood for sale at the property but the weathers in May is unpredictable and often raining hard at night, so those are very wet, hence hard to burn in the wood stove.
3, Learn how to operate a wood stove on YouTube if you don't know how, I was amateur at it, but since I stayed for more than 3 days, so first night was trial and error. Basic safety are common sense, I'm talking about how to properly keep the fire going for the longest possible time at night. The air flow control valve is critical.
4, Don't bring too much food, the mini fridge is perfect for two people but a stretch for 3 or more.
5, Shower outside is AMAZING, same as running buck naked in the forest.
6, Pit toilet is CLEAN, and smells nothing bad, seriously I never thought s**ting in the wild was so enjoyable.
A few notes for the property owner:
1, A better instruction on how to properly use a wood stove is for sure useful for city folks.
2, Loft is the BEST place to read a book, please add one or two bean bags on there.
3, Maybe a personal preference, but the Ceiling Light and the Loft Light are too bright for night, I was only using the table lamp for the entire time.
10/5 experience, love no cell coverage.