We had a somewhat disappointing stay at the Wonderland Cottage. Know that when the host describes this as closer to "glamping," he means it! We found that the kitchen was not fully stocked when we arrived; there was no cooking oil or kettle to warm up water (there was an odd single-serve coffee maker that could in theory heat water, but we just ended up using a pot over a hot plate, which took a long time to come to a boil. Also note there is a hot plate—not a stove. Also no microwave.) It was also very cold during our stay, even for midwinter Topanga. Because there was little to no insulation in the cabin itself (most of the walls are little more than thin plywood), even the two small heaters provided did little to keep us warm. There were also no blankets, so we had to being down the comforters from the bed to help keep warm in the living room area. The water never did get quite hot enough for a bath. We contacted the host about this, who responded a little over an hour later letting us know that the valve on the bathtub was acting up. This helped somewhat, but we still only got warm water that cooled down too quickly (given how cold it was). This was disappointing given the wonderful bathtub! We were excited about the remoteness and seclusion of this cabin, even if we knew that we would be sharing the land with other small Airbnbs. On our first morning, we were woken up at 7am by an arriving film crew. There were dozens of people on the site, making noise and walking very close to the Airbnb. While the crew was respectful and aware of our presence, we still felt this was disruptive and invasive, especially since we had not clue this was going to happen. Finally, we found the mattress to be very lumpy and uneven. All in all, even though we made due with the cottage and got a kick out of its quirky charm (which it has in abundance!) we did not feel like we got our money's worth. You can probably find a nicer place to stay in Topanga.