WARNING: the hot tub on this property gave 3 (including myself) of the 4 people who stayed with me some sort of bumpy, tender rash that looks like white heads all over our torsos + faces. I ran a cleaning cycle before going in and each of us immediately rinsed off afterward. So it could have been something in the linens. Who knows. But it was definitely contracted at this property.
This listing is deceptive and absolutely NOT worth the price. The tiny home itself is cute. They fail to mention in the listing that the entire mountaintop on which the property sits is a burn zone so you drive up these beautiful, dense redwood-lined roads and reach a very bleak destination with burnt, dead trees and hazard signs posted. While it's a mostly paved road, you may also want to reconsider if you're driving a sedan. There are a lot of steep hills and gravel and it's easy to bottom out.
The "privacy curtains" are located outside, so if it is at all windy or rainy as it was at one point during our stay, you're not getting much privacy. The umbrella to block the sun consistently fell over, the cornhole game only had one board, there was no oil for cooking, and no batteries in the flashlight. It appears cute but it's not functional nor were all of the amenities provided.
To top it off, a tree blew over completely blocking the SINGLE road that leads to the AirBnB. We understand this was not the hosts fault but we tried contacting the host right away via message and phone call but the phone went straight to voicemail. We had no choice but to walk up a VERY steep mountainside with our groceries as it took over 2.5 hours for someone to get there and remove it and the host texted us giving us the "ok" to go climb back up and down to get the vehicle that we had to leave stranded. This was all during a torrential downpour with 45+ mph winds. The hosts did not seem concerned for our well-being or safety in the slightest.
Quite frankly this is a risky and potentially dangerous AirBnB to stay in. Do not recommend it.