My wife and I really loved this place. For us, the location was absolutely perfect. It's a quiet location and you're far enough from the main house on the property so you really feel like you have your very own place. My favorite aspect was the big window over the bed - you can look out and feel like you're nestled in the forest. Also, the back porch is a really nice place to sit outside and relax. Everything is oriented well so that the unit takes advantage of the best views of the forest and you have your privacy. Sleeping is good with the cool mountain air and the quiet solitude. All we heard was the rustle of the trees in the gentle breezes. Fog came in each morning making for a mysterious feel, and after a couple hours, sunlight filtered through the trees. The unit was supplied with enough of a kitchen for us to make our meals - including an air fryer (I'd never used one before, but we ended up really liking this device). Kitchen was slightly crowded for 2 cooks, but workable. The bluetooth speaker seemed gimmicky at first, but we ended up using it a lot! The bathroom was clean and functional. The bed was comfortable, and 4 (yes FOUR) heaters were provided. We just came off of a very hot week, so the cool air was welcome, and we didn't touch the heaters. Blankets were warm. We loved being very close to the nearby park trails (ECDM Open Space) and rode our bikes all but one day. Some things worth noting: If you have mobility issues, you do have to walk down an embankment to get to the unit. It was no problem for us, but if you're in a wheelchair, you'd probably need help. Coffee provided was all decaf (except for two capsules). Since we were winding down our caffeine intake anyway, we did enjoy all of the decaf capsules. I mention this for people who may be caffeine dependent: be sure to bring your own coffee. Several types of coffee apparatuses were provided (aero press, french press, Keurig). Wifi worked fine for us; we had daily zoom calls and they were 98% uninterrupted. Wifi will be eve better in the future once the hosts restore the Starlink connection. Would we go back? You bet; in a heartbeat!