My family and I stayed for three nights and it was a pleasant stay. The cabin is in a nice area, and not far from anything. It has everything you’ll need. The check in process was somewhat good, but if you plan on choosing this place then keep in mind that you’ll have to go to an office in town to receive the code to the cabin. This was something new for us, so it was an inconvenience since other places that we’ve stayed at before did not require this. Besides that, it’s a clean and comfortable stay.

The property was clean and well maintained. The host was quick to respond and the cabin had everything you needed for a weekend getaway.

Very cute cabin with everything we needed and everything was clean. Loved the layout and how cozy it felt. The back porch was even fenced off so my dog could go out there. It was within walking distance to Big Bear Mountain (about a 13 minute walk) which made snowboarding early very easy. We did have a problem with no hot water coming from the shower, but the owner was immediately responsive and had someone come out to fix it very quickly. Overall it was a great stay and very dog friendly.

Jonathan is a friendly, communicative host. It's a nice, quiet location with a really good, critter-filled deck (if you have nuts to share). Cabin was clean with small double and bunk beds and nice bedding. Too many annoyances to be able to fully relax during our stay, hence the 3 star overall rating. Heating system was SCREAMING and house was 80 degrees when we arrived. We realized a couple days later that all the vents had been closed for the summer and that the air was struggling to get out. Note: check cabin air vents in early fall. Tried to bake a pot pie from fav village shop Pickles Pies, but soon discovered that the oven was not vented to the outside because the smoke alarm would go off with each door opening. (In my frenzy to assure neighbors that we were not burning down the cabin, I let the 18 pie slip out of the oven and crash to the floor). Nights #3 and #4 offered up cold showers, even after a plumber had replaced a part. I don't blame Jonathan for this, of course, just bad cabin luck. Heater in bathroom was broken and we really could have used that after the cold showers. The couch is more like a large love seat. It's too short to lie down next to someone and not very deep because of bolster cushions. The chair is an Ikea " bent wood" that u just plop into and then have fun getting out of. One deck chair has a broken seat. I had high hopes for this cabin, and with some attention it could be very comfortable and charming.