How does a one-room cabin in a "remote" location away from town consistently get 5-star reviews? I wondered that as I got closer to this "Rustic Cabin" in Jamestown. I was doing a little recon for another reservation later in July (same cabin) to make sure it was as described. I was greeted by the host (Jen) as I pulled up and got redirected to a better parking spot near the glass blowing studio. From there, David greeted me and gave me the nickel tour. First off: super people, great hosts, couldn't be more impressed with the hospitality and willingness to answer questions. The property is right out of the "bucolic Rhode Island" handbook: gardens, expansive fields, historic windmill, distant view of Newport. The cabin is cozy, everything you need and nothing more. David went over everything in detail, had a fire set up for me, and left me to myself to enjoy the stay. The outdoor shower is insanely cool, a bonus experience. I couldn't imagine it any other way. Plus, there's a sink there for washing. So let's address the lack of toilet at the cabin: the walk to the toilet in the glass studio is 75 seconds in pitch dark, in daytime under a minute. The studio is oven warm and pretty similar to stepping into a cool sauna. Where's the downside? The glass studio itself is worth the trip (in fact, on my upcoming return trip I have a glass blowing lesson scheduled). Driving time to downtown Newport was about 10 minutes and once the ferry starts up regularly, that will be the way to go. Lastly...I loved downtown Jamestown. You'll probably look at this listing for a Newport trip, but don't overlook Jamestown itself. More authentic New England, in my book. About 1.5 miles from the cabin. Highly recommend this listing.