This can be a wonderful experience if you're flexible and ready for a challenge. The guesthouse is a tiny, uninsulated shed with battery powered LED lanterns and very little storage space for luggage. It's about a 25-yard walk across wood shavings from the parking area to the cabin, which may be difficult for rolling luggage. The step up & into the cabin is higher than usual, probably 12'' or so, which can be difficult for some. There is a mirror in the cabin, but the dim LED lights make putting on makeup an issue even in daylight. The mirror in the outhouse is very low, topping out about chest high for me (6'). The outhouse is about 50' from the cabin door and the ceiling is low; I had to stoop slightly. The claw foot tub with a shower handle was an experience; because there is no roof the tub was not very clean; this was the only thing that wasn't spotless. There was good water pressure and the hot water came on very quickly; there was a variety of shampoo, conditioner and body wash. However, you're stepping out of the tub onto smooth river rocks which were slippery.
It's more like "glamping", which can be great if you're ready for that and willing to adapt. It's very private and the scenery is beautiful. The price was a good value and there are few, if any, other places near this area. We would have loved this place thirty years ago but, unfortunately, it was too much work and potential for falling for someone with balance issues. George was wonderful, responsive and an excellent host.