Dan and Genevieve were super friendly. We arrived late and Genevieve was right there on the phone, in the yard with her flashlight helping us find their place in the late evening. Apparently, you can back in closer to the place, but I’m horrid when it comes to reverse, so I didn’t take advantage of it. The room is like a well constructed shed, as pictured. It has a bookcase full of books and dvds, a bed, and sliding door that separates the restroom. The window also slides too but it’s not curtained. The ceiling provides some light too so it feels just a little bit ike I’m sleeping in the wilderness. There is a small kitchen outside, with a cold shower next to it. I ended up asking for a warm shower and Genevieve escorted me to the bathroom. Oh I think they mentioned that their bedtime is around 9PM, just an FYI if you want warm shower at night. I actually ended up reading a few ghost stories that night as the wifi only reaches the porch. But I really enjoyed the experience. It reminded me that there are obviously other things than the internet! Oh they have lanterns for light sources! The bed was really comfortable and we have additional blankets in the closet. I did end up getting a few bug bites but I think that was because the screen on the front door might be too big for the mosquitos and we should have just closed the door right when we got in. The only minor thing was that the sink in the bathroom could have more flow. It was a little difficult to wash hands quickly. Overall, I’d say it’s a pretty good experience. They provided fresh water and cups and some tips about using biodegradable toiletries.