Leading up to and upon arrival, Pat was sweetly present, communicative, and greeted us with a wagon to carry up our belongings. She also made our 2 year-old son's stay be bringing up a toy dump truck and a basket of toys that he was stoked on throughout our visit. The layout/design of the property is extremely rad, as it overlooks the valley and is tucked within the mountain. There are artfully placed statutes, our favorite was the frog holding an iPhone throughout the landscape around the house. For those bad with stairs, there aren't too many to climb, but there are just a few steep steps to climb up to the entry. If you're uncomfortable with windy road, be mindful that the drive up to this getaway is windy and met with locals who cutely put their hazard lights on to warn others of us "rookies" to the road. If you'd rather stay put and dine-in, gather up food prior to your arrival as Pat has it equipped with all the cooking/bbqing needs (if arriving later in the evening and hungry, as it's a 15-20 minute commute back out to get food... which isn't that bad, if you're cool with the windy roads). If you do venture out for a quick dinner and don't wish to go too far, there is a great pizza place (Boulder Creek Pizza & Pub) in Boulder Creek that doesn't look like much from the outside, but the Margherita pizza did us well along with a cold beer. If you are one who prefers limited to no in-person communication with hosts, Pat certainly respects the need for privacy, but is indeed present as her house is right there next to the Penthouse. She is warm, inviting, and easy to chat with, but it should be respected and known that your stay will be in the midst of her everyday space.