I enjoyed the rural backroad location, being near the Woodshed, a cool local food startup, and being walking distance to Ruckle Park. The place is cozy and still even has that brand new smell. Really appreciated having a warm place to stay while it's a bit cold to camp. Sarah's raspberry scones tasted especially great toasted for breakfast and I took one hiking. And the Saltspring beer in the fridge was a nice touch. A few minor notes for future guests: The cottage is very close to the main house and its views are predominantly of the house, so if you're looking for a secluded middle-of-the-woods private retreat, this may not suit your needs. However, everyone was so quiet, I didn't even notice anyone home the whole time I was there. Bring eyemask and earplugs if you're a sensitive sleeper as it gets bright at 6am, and the fridge and occasional road traffic make some noise (or u can unplug the fridge at night as I did). If you get a chance to chat with Sarah, she is such a cool human, and it was so sweet of her to go out of her way to offer me a ride back to the ferry terminal, because I was a bit nuts and decided to walk! Thank you so much and wish you the best with your new B&B endeavor!