While the host is friendly, there wasn’t much communication. There was an issue with the wifi and I contacted Blake and the response was quick. However, I’m not sure if the wifi was fixed because there was no confirmation it was (we asked him to let us know once it was resolved).
The location isn’t ideal. It’s essentially someone’s backyard. There’s a ton of cars and properties all around it. Definitely not private. You can see the neighbor’s junk in the area with the hammock and chairs. Also, you can see the tiny house / tiny house hammock and chairs area. The sauna is shared with the tiny house, I feel the pictures made it look like it wasn’t.
Lastly, the road to get to the airbnb is really rough. It’s a steep hill that is really rocky with lots of potholes (best way I can describe). I would be hesitant to drive if I had a small car.
I don’t mean to be overly negative as the hot tub was nice and the actual yurt was comfortable to stay in. But, I do believe that it’s overpriced and the description is a little misleading.