Overall, this is a gorgeous hideaway, and is a nice place to stay for a night. The Goods: Beautiful scenery, quiet, plenty of recreation with fishing and hiking. The Not-so-good: poor customer service, inattention to safety, lack of privacy, inadequate a/c, the wifi did not work. We had an extremely awkward check-in from the host, whom continually made passive-aggressive remarks about the time. It was 9 p.m., and she was told earlier in the day of our time of arrival. We were not late, but clearly she was upset and needed to let us know it. Additionally, the host approached my wife from her car window within 6 inches from her face, and she was not wearing a mask. We are very uncomfortable with this, as one of our family members is immunodeficient. When a host refuses to wear a mask, it sends a message that they could care less about our health and safety. Without any regard for our safety, she demanded everyone get out of the car, and accused us of not accurately reporting the number in our party. She said we reported two people, but I double checked our itinerary, and it clearly says four. Had we not brought our own bedding, we would have had to go without. It was dark, and there were no lights to the porta-potty, which had a terrible stench as well. It appeared it had no been serviced in quite a while. The front room had zero curtains. My mother had to sleep with the fear that someone could be watching her. The wi-fi did not work. The A/C was located in the loft and did not cool the place off very well at all. We considered checking out in the morning. Upon wake-up, we were greeted by Bill, who was very friendly, and he showed us how to fish. It was an enjoyable experience! He restored our faith in the place, so we decided to stay. Later in the afternoon, the porta-potty service person arrived to clean the porta-potty. Overall, we had a good day despite the lack of wifi, a/c, curtains, and lighting.