This visit is somewhere above glamping and below 5 star hotel.
The access road is exactly as described. My oversized 4x4 was a tight squeeze on the switchbacks but climbed up without needing the 4wd. Our cozy neighbors had Suburus and had no problems making the climb.
The yurt itself was everything we hoped for. We had freezing rain and flurries the entire time we were there, the air tight stove kept us so toasty that we had to remind ourselves we were in a tent. There was a sizable amount of wood on the deck when we arrived. A hot tub in freezing rain, overlooking snow topped mountain is a choice experience.
The deck grill is well used but still functions. The kitchen is well equipped but a little short on sharp knives. There's a drip coffee maker and enough pans for a hearty breakfast. Do yourself a favor and take the keys to the yurt when whoever goes grocery shopping at Ingles. There's a discount card attached! (And a Starbucks inside if you're into that)
We had neighbors throughout our visit, but still felt very cozy and secluded. There is a privacy screen if you need it for the hot tub.
Last tip, if you're in a large vehicle I found turning around at the Wayward Moose Lodge at the top of the mountain much easier then trying to turn around at the yurt.
All in all, a great hands off, lost in the woods, recharging stay.