Lorraine's clear directions made it easy to locate their cabin with a little research on Google Maps. We were able to spot the cabin even when we arrived after nightfall. The hosts equipped the pantry with a stove, a refrigerator, water boilers, a toaster, and a microwave oven. A table and chairs, cooking and dining utensils, coffee and tea, pepper and salt were also thoughtfully provided. A topographic map of Arthur's Pass and Lake Brunner decorated the living area, alongside a satellite television with many channels. Warm water came out of the shower at a satisfying pressure. Fresh towels and face towels were also available. Outside the cabin, a full moon, a river and surrounding mountains contrast against urban living. Inside the cabin, comfortable beds, a heater and a reading lamp set a restful mood. While there was no cellphone connectivity nor wireless Internet, the hosts friendliness as well as their inspiring cabin made our trip complete.