We stayed 3 nights in the cabin and had a nice time in Hudson! Like any rental there are pros and cons but overall we had a very pleasant stay! Jill communicated with me early on and check in/out was simple. The cabin was VERY clean when we arrived. We felt comfortable immediately because it appeared to have been deep cleaned before our arrival. We really loved the hot tub for the cold Fall mornings and nights. We loved the bed in the master bedroom! The propane heaters in the living room and bedroom were easy to use and very effective, plus added a nice ambiance. The wood floors were pretty! The cabin, while close to neighbors, still felt rather secluded with the backyard so that was nice. We liked the gas range in the kitchen and most necessities for cooking were available except for a full size coffee pot. Only k-cup maker and 5C size pot available. I would describe this cabin as “shabby chic” and “quirky”. If you’re looking for a “classic Wisconsin cabin” then this probably isn’t it. The cabin has somewhat of a strange layout as you can’t get to the master bedroom without going through the bathroom so privacy in the bathroom was sometimes a challenge. One of the doors to the bathroom has a gap about a foot high (like a bathroom stall door) at the bottom so if you have kids they likely can crawl under it. One of the doors and windows didn’t latch fully or lock, although we did not feel unsafe because of this just part of the quirk. The bathroom appeared to have some more recent updates that were very nice! The bath tub is a bit misleading as it appears very large and deep, however, it is narrow in the middle so if you’re plus sized at all you won’t fit in it. The shower is also quite small so being plus sized will be a challenge. If not, they’re very nice amenities! We would have loved to have some additional information in the welcome binder about the history of the cabin itself. It seems like at one point it was just a one room cabin that may have 2 newer additions. Another reviewer mentioned it might have been a servant quarters at one point but we could not find any information about that online or in the cabin itself so I don’t know if that is true. There was a 2021 state park pass placard in the welcome binder, although we didn’t find it until a couple days into our stay because it was buried behind some pamphlets, so we paid for a day pass to Willow River State Park which was a but of a bummer. This is just my opinion, but the price each night was a bit steep for what it was, but overall was a nice getaway for a couple for the weekend!