The accommodations were great, and as described. It's a really interesting property, a former commune with many different types of structures all over the hillside, and maintains the hippie positive vibe culture. This is great for a getaway from city life, but when something serious does happen, you would hope for a correspondingly serious response. When we came out of our room in the morning, ready to leave for our wedding anniversary brunch, we found our car had been sideswiped all along the driver's side while parked in the parking area the night before. There are no clear demarcations for where to park in the dirt driveway on the property. We parked closest to the house, near to three other cars but leaving room for those cars to maneuver. When we found the damage in the morning, the other guests were shocked and dismayed, and tried to help us figure out who may have done it, since no note was left. David called it a "bummer" and disappeared for a long stretch, during which we weren't sure what he was doing and whether he would come back. He did send a message to the guest who had been parked closest to us and promised to reach out if they responded. To be fair, I'm not sure what more David could have done for us, but his mellow attitude was not appreciated under these circumstances. He even asked if we were sure it had happened on the property. Are you serious?? This is the kind of damage you wouldn't miss. At first I was worried if the driver's door could even open and close properly. All he could tell us was that nothing like this had happened before, which really doesn't help us since it DID happen. Assuming everything goes according to plan during your stay, I'm sure this is a lovely spot. Just don't count on real help if you do encounter a problem, and keep in mind, as David told us, people come and go on this property all the time and you can't be sure who might be there at any given point.