Be prepared to be in middle of nowhere. A quick jaunt to the market is not possible with the windy mountain roads. It's quite peaceful location, though. The complimentary croissants in the morning are a nice touch, and there are cool amenities like plush towels, a nice hairdryer, Keurig pods, and games. The King bed is super comfy (but it is on the soft side). The TV and WiFi worked well.
There's limited food preparation tools. Only plastic untensils and paper plates and bowls. I had to cut fruit with a plastic knife on a paper plate which was not ideal. A cutting board and an actual knife would've been nice to have. Luckily, there was a corkscrew so we could open our wine!
The cabin was smaller than I expected from looking at the pictures, but it is listed as a "tiny" cabin so that is accurate.
We couldn't use the ceiling fan in the bedroom while it was light out because it makes a kind of strobe effect with the skylight directly above it. There was a large spider to contend with on our last night, so be ready for the possibilities of some creepy crawlies joining you. There was a bit too much communication with the host, imo, and signage of rules and instructions of use is excessive (especially for such a tiny space). Got a lot of emails with the very same information that is available in the cabin.