You get what you pay for. It’s a tiny cabin in the middle of nowhere. The biggest issue was how difficult it was to get in and out. The cabin is located 2 miles down a gravel road full of potholes. So it takes about 20 minutes just to get down that road and your car might get damaged.
I also had an issue with the WiFi. It only worked half the time and I couldn’t get any work done (I teach online) because the connection was so bad.
You might also have another guest right next to you who smokes right outside your cabin, stinking up the place. So yeah.
But on a positive note, the hosts seemed nice and the place was clean enough. So if you’re traveling on a budget and don’t mind living a bit rough, go for it.