We had been driving for about nine hours and I was sick with a bad cold when we arrived, so I'm sure that affects our experience of this place, but honestly I can't really recommend it. We arrived after dark and Stephanie's place seemed to be the only house on this very dark, narrow, steep street that didn't have a house number visible from the road--and we would not have been able to find it without her help (we finally had to call, and even then we had trouble communicating with her). The bed is too wide for the tiny room, so you have to walk sideways to get into it. The sheets were stained and when my husband dropped his water bottle it rolled under the bed, which we then discovered was covered with a thick layer of dirt. It was about 50 degrees that night and there were two thin, summer-weight blankets on the bed, and no heat or space heater--if we hadn't had a blanket of our own in the car, we would have been very uncomfortable. The water from the sink had a funky/chlorinated taste, not drinkable. No bottles of water or amenities of any kind were provided. We left first thing in the morning. The surrounding woods/neighborhood are very pretty, though.