Overall, the stay was OKAY. There were some ups & downs, but a trip is what you (and others) make it. That being said...
Here are the ups:
1) Secluded location. There is another property about 50 years from the Yurt, but it is covered by trees so no issues. (However, I should mention another Yurt is being constructed right across from the current one, which may give that secluded feeling less value.
2) Clean room, included pots, pans, silverware, plates, etc.
3) Includes a nice TV & sound system to hook your own device up to, to listen to through the speakers.

Downs:
1) Photos give the impression that there is a nice view of the mountains. Unfortunately trees now block that view, and you can't really see a view past them.
2) Hot-tub didn't seem to heat-up over 94 degrees. We even let it run with the top on with over 2 hours set at 104 degrees (average temp is 100-106), and it would not go any higher. A hot-tub at 94 degrees is more of a "Warm-tub". This definitely impacted the value the Yurt originally had to us. We wouldn't have paid as much as we did knowing what the "Hot-tub" entailed.
3) There still is a sulfur scent to the water at the yurt. This includes shower water. This may differ depending on the person, but it grossed my wife and I out to the point where we didn't want to shower there.

To summarize, the Yurt was a clean place to kick back and enjoy being in the mountains. Even though there were definitely some down sides to the Yurt, the peaceful environment it is located it helps. Please note that the drive to the Yurt is a rather bumpy/unpaved one up & down steep hills. I would avoid bringing a vehicle that rides low to the ground and/or one that can't make it up a steep-ish dirt path to the Yurt.