The house itself is pretty charming. It's very quiet with forest sounds. We had some of the best sleep in years here. It does have some mold on the ceiling and a few maintenance issues that I'm sure the hosts will fix. They were very responsive and accommodating during our visit. The biggest downside is the last road in. You do not need a 4WD/AWD, but you do need good clearance. The first road is bumpy but is somewhat maintained and passable if you go slowly. Their driveway is also fine. But the private road leading to their driveway is not in great shape. It has a couple places with dips next to rocks that poke up, so it requires careful navigating to maintain sufficient clearance. And it has two very large puddles (almost ponds) when it rains. One was wide enough we couldn't walk around it, it was about 2-3 car-lengths long and deep enough we couldn't see the bottom. I imagine it's a little easier to drive when it's dry. We were able to get through in a sedan but it was nerve wracking and not something we wanted to do every day in a rental car, so we had to change plans. Just be prepared with the right vehicle.