Rachel's place was very clean, very spacious, and surrounded by beautiful nature. We were excited to use the many amenities she offered, but were unable to do so for 28 hours of our 44-hour trip because of a power outage. We later learned that these routine power outages happen in high-risk fire zones in California, and they are scheduled on the PGE website, so perhaps this could have been predicted by the host to save us the trouble, but we will never know. When I first called Rachel about the power outage, after driving a mile down the road to find cell service, she suggested that I go find and buy a tank of gasoline somewhere so I may use her generator, which was located underneath her back deck. I've never been asked to do something like this as a guest on vacation, and thought it was a bit odd, so I opted to wait til the power came back on, which didn't happen that night. It was quite a dark night, but luckily she had some very dim electronic candles we were able to bundle together for light. The following morning, the power was still out, so we prepared to go on a hike to pass the time, but first drove to a coffee shop to use the Wifi in order to text Rachel. She responded later saying her neighbor could turn the generator on, but we were already on our way to hike at that point. Upon our return that evening at dark, the power was finally restored. After all of the stress my wife and I went through on this trip, Rachel was not interested in refunding us in full, just a portion of what we paid, as she argued she could not get her cleaning fee back. Luckily AirBnB was able to refund us a higher amount. I would recommend staying at Rachel's beautiful place, but maybe confirm with her that she has a solid plan in case the power goes out.