I took myself on a 4-night birthday retreat after a longhaul of solo parenting. I came equipped with Epsom salts, essential oils & face sheets for daily soaks in the incredibly spacious tub, and when I realized I'd forgotten to bring tealight candles, I was delighted to find some for use within the cabin. Morning bird-watching was plentiful from the floor to ceiling bathroom windows, while at night the sweet tapping of their feet was audible from the rooftop. The evening wood-burning fires were a treat since my current home is amiss from such possibilities, and the bed may have been the coziest mattress I'd ever slept in. The arbutus trees on the property were also the largest I'd ever seen, however, perhaps that's part of Salt Spring's magic. :) My stay was fantastic. The only heads up I'll mention is once you're making your way up the driveway, you'll spot signage for the cabin on the left. At that point, (depending on your skillset, use of mirrors/backup camera, the size of your vehicle & daylight) instead of making the hairpin turn to drive the remainder of the road, I'd strongly recommend backing up the driveway until you reach the end near the arbutus tree.