There’s no doubt about it, the view is amazing but it comes at a cost. The way up the hill is steep and has hairpin turns, do not attempt without four wheel drive vehicle. The check in procedure is easy, getting to the unit is cumbersome, you have to park two homes down which doesn’t seem like a lot but when lugging a fair amount of bags it is; there are many steps down to the Airbnb that are made with railroad ties that are not level, cracked and covered with leaves making them dangerous, slippery and difficult to maneuver. Once inside, the unit has a comfortable bed and basic hotel room supplies. The coffee provided was enough for one pot and I believe it was decaf even though it was in a caf container. I had a massive migraine until I got a coffee at Starbucks. Bathroom is very small. I am 135 pounds 5’4”, my husband is 5’8” 160 pounds and it was cramped in there for us. Not suitable if you are a larger person. I got the feeling that corners were being cut to save money. Little extras go a long way, Airbnbs are very competitive and most offer more.