The good, bad and the ugly: This place has great reviews, and I can see why if you only look at the price and the location, which were both good. Unfortunately, the cabin (and be aware it is a rustic cabin, complete with bare light bulb on the ceiling in the bedroom) smells strongly, at least to me, of mildew or mold, and the bathroom had a faint urine smell, which was not pleasant. The windows had been opened prior to our arrival, but that didn't do enough to mitigate the moldy smell. I know it's located in a rainy area, and being from Florida, I do understand the challenges of keeping a place mildew and mold free in such a climate. I complained to the owner about the smell and the grungy window screens and some other areas that were full of dust, and offered to send her pictures of those areas because she is out of state and may not know about it. She didn't respond to my offer to send pictures, and assured me that she has it "on good authority" that there is no black mold in the house (that doesn't mean no mold). Is that a mold inspector's opinion? A neighbor's? I don't know. In any event, the smell may not bother some people, but it made for an uncomfortable night for me, sneezing and coughing. It's a shame because the host provides lots of comfort items for guests, and the bed is comfy enough, but the smell just ruined it. This is my first poor review after nearly numerous airbnb stays, and I don't like doing it. A couple of other times when I wasn't totally happy with my accommodations, I didn't leave any review at all rather than leaving a poor review, but that doesn't help fellow airbnb travelers. Sorry, Linda. Your place could be great otherwise.