My little family and I shared a wonderful stay at Ivy's mudhut. We let her know we were about a half hour away and there was a fire going in the wood stove. The hut itself was warm and cozy. It was lit with tea lights and another larger candle. The place was clean and smelled faintly and sweetly like a dry sauna from the burning wood. The pathway was a little muddy from the rain but it was easy to find the path to the bathroom even in the dark. In the morning I loved the place even more. There was an excellent view of the bridge and a the mudhut was beautiful in the sunlight. We slept well and our hosts were kind. They were not at all intrusive but did make sure that we had everthing we needed. Ivy even let me use her drier to dry our wet clothes after a hike in the rain prior to check in. I would describe the Mudhut as clean, cozy and homey. There was a real feeling that the hut was built, and maintained with love. I would stay again but next time leave the kids at home so we could enjoy the romantic atmosphere of the hut.