Overall impression was generally good. Great architecture, but not practical in some ways, but fully enjoyable for the most part.
Good: Light switches, TV, Heating and Cooling operation of all were very well described in instruction prior to arrival and well mark throughout the property.
Internet very strong and fast, cable TV aplenty.
Kitchen fairly well stocked with utensils, plates, a few pans, etc. even some spices, foil, plastic bags, etc.
Bad: Consider this a bit like "glamping" great bed with linens upstairs, but for sleeping beyond two, no linens provided and the beds were actually two couches have to be moved together. We went to nearby Walmart and purchased an air mattress and linens and all was well.
Privacy beyond two people is a bit limited due to openness of the property, one bath with a 1/2 in the kitchen.
We arrived after dark in the winter and structure was very cold, was a little cold the first night, but after structure warmed up heating was completely sufficient.
If you like unique, historical, natural and can handle nuances of a 1965 property in stride, then I highly suggest this experience. If you have more than one couple, consider it glamping and some prepared with a few extras for sleeping.
You don't need to be adventurous to enjoy this place, but if you require pampering, only enjoy 5 star or are a whiner about small inconveniences, this is not for you. I did not feel misled at all, except for linens, the place is quite accurately described in the literature.
By the way, I was at a loss of how to rate communication with property manager as I had no direct contact and did not need any, but it is a required response on this survey.
I am glad to have experience it!
