Mary's yurt was quite an experience. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend with a few caveats.
The yurt is even more adorable in person than in pictures. Quite well-built, perfectly decorated, and immaculately clean. We were pleasantly surprised with how well-lit the inside of the yurt and the adjacent washroom/shower area was. We also loved how the hosts stocked the yurt with everything we might need: light snacks, tea, a water kettle, a fridge and freezer, a helpful book of places to see in the area, soaps, and a heater.
Tips to maximize your experience:
1. The forest roads leading to the yurt are a bit windy, narrow, and not lit at night, so be mindful if you intend to check in after sunset. We checked in at night and missed the entrance to the property (oops). No biggie, but something to be aware of.
2. The yurt is located down a small hill from the hosts' living area. This hill is well-lit and not a problem at all for many people, but if you have knee or ankle issues you may find it a bit steep.
3. As the pictures indicate, the washroom/shower area is indeed outside. The hot water knob was a bit tight to turn but worked. The toilet area is directly behind the sink and shower area and smells about how one would expect, which kind of took away from the showering experience.
4. Mary (the host) is busy, so she may not read your messages or respond to questions quickly or at all. This made the day of check-in a bit stressful. Thankfully, her in-laws were around and able to help us check-in and answer our questions.