It is a quaint cabin with curved ceiling, beautiful light, a quiet setting and convenient location. Two big, friendly dogs act as ambassadors and greet you at the gate. There's no kitchen, but a single use plastic cup kind of coffee maker is provided. There's a window air conditioner if needed and an electric heating source. It must get cold in winter since there's a note to leave the bathroom sink running when temps go below freezing. There is a library of Buddhist teachings, some Rumi and other zen reading material. It's basically a very small yoga studio with a fold-out futon frame to sleep on. The foam mattress provided is not comfortable because it is too big for the futon frame so there's a hump in the middle of your back and it sags over on the sides. The bi-polar, on-demand hot water system makes it difficult to shower without hopping in and out when the water temperature fluctuates wildly. We left after 4 (of five originally paid) sleepless nights on the lumpy bed.