Lovely place with a very nice view looking down the mountain. Judy and her son were very welcoming. Bedroom was a nice size and the bed was very comfortable. This place is rather remote and cell phone coverage is rather spotty in the mountains. If you are seeking solitude, you can find it here. Breakfast items (bagel, cream cheese, yogurt and a small bowl of cherries) were welcome and tasty but only provided on the first morning and there is no place close to get breakfast, so plan ahead! The kitchen has no sink but otherwise there is a toaster, microwave, single hot plate, a large refrigerator, a decent amount of dishes and cookware. A couple of options for coffee (even had some medium roast!) and half and half in the fridge. There is a large bathroom and bathroom sink area and everything was clean and functional. The tub is large. There is a newish washer and dryer (in the kitchen area) but a note says that washing soap is only for quests who are there 3 days or more. Judy and her son were very congenial (and allowed me to check in early) but I only spoke with them briefly. The place is on the lower level of a very large house and faces a nice view. However, only the bedroom has windows, the rest of the area (except the doorway) has no natural light. I think they should rotate the bed 90 degrees to afford a better view of the great outdoors. The place (it's really like an apartment) has a private entrance (and two chairs on the small outside patio). They have a renter who uses the washer and dryer in the kitchen area (but wasn't there when I was). You need to climb down a number of steps, so probably not a great place for anyone who has mobility problems. My guess is that Judy or someone in her family would help with bags for the people who might need it. The place is very quiet, I only heard occasional footsteps during the early evening. Internet was very fast but went out briefly cutting off a phone call I was on. Again, cell coverage is poor (at least with T-Mobile). Decor was ok, not overly charming but pleasantly neutral. The drive up from Scott's Valley takes the better part of a half hour and the road is in very good shape but also is very twisty, and at points narrow. Lots and lots of trees (which I love) but I didn't notice many great views on the way (but perhaps i was concentrating on the road!). All in all, I had a comfortable and pleasant stay, and again, Judy was accommodating. A fine place to find peace and quiet.