To begin with the host was very communicative and responsive however, even though the pictures on the listing give the appearance of this being a nice place, the “cabin” is actually in very poor condition and I would have felt better protected from bugs and the elements in a camping tent. After just one single night there was a heavy smell of mold on our clothes and our belongings. The wood in the cabin is deteriorating and rotting away from the humidity and there are rips in the screens allowing bugs, lizards and, more importantly, mosquitoes inside. There are many unsightly things being stored under and around the cabin. No towels, toilet paper or any basic amenities were provided and the only power outlet was in the form of a power strip coming through a large hole in the wall that led outside. It had rained heavily, and continued to do so after we arrived, and so the parking area, as well as the path to the property, was very muddy and slippery with no lighting at all (we arrived at night) and if you had a rolling suitcase you would’ve been out of luck getting it to the cabin. Even though we had planned to stay for 12 nights, we barely made it through a single night and left early the following morning. Despite all of these things, AND the fact there was going to be loud professional tree work on the property all week which we were not made aware of until we arrived, the host refused us a refund of any kind. My wife and I both love camping with our own tent, building fires, taking baths in rivers, and being out in nature, but if you’re considering this as an alternative to camping take my advice and just camp. You will be better protected and have a much better time.