Gas was nit working so no heat. 42 °when we arrived. Tried getting heater and fire place to work, no gas going to them. Checked tank valve was on. Used space heaters. No signal so couldn't email or phone. Cabin was not very clean and in need of repairs. New to this app and cannot reach property owners.

The website indicated that it was just a little over 19 miles to Cullowhee when it is actually 32. It took us almost an hour to drive to the rest of the family we were meeting. The gas logs did not work, and we could not get the kerosene heater below 70 degrees. There is no way to have the ceiling fan on without having the light on in at least one of the bedrooms. Then to ask us to wash the towels after paying a $150 host fee is a bit much in my opinion. Will not recommend.

We had a great stay in this comfortable cabin. I loved the homey feel and the master tempurpedic bed. As expected, wifi came and went. We played games, talked, and enjoyed local pizza.

A few things was broken couldn’t get any wi-if took three hours for a 90 minute movie. The Wi-Fi never came up contact with it. Password wasn’t correct

Overall excellent property.

great place but be prepared for bad cell phone reception and barely if any wi fi - we gave up played board games and watched some of the dvds in the cabin . also 4 wheel drive if any weather expected, the unpaved roads to the cabin are steep with sharp turns and drop offs.

Great communication with the property manager. Nice comfy cabin. 4x4 vehicle is recommended. Definitely off the beaten path. Loved my stay. Will definitely stay there again. If the availability works with my schedule I can see this being my regular mountain getaway. Loved it.

The house is lovely and very well equipped. It's nice to be up in the mountains (do note, it's at 4300' elevation). Getting to the house can be very tricky, especially since there is no cell phone coverage (OK at the house if you have wifi calling, but internet is incredibly slow). Luckily, our car GPS never missed a turn and correctly identified the location. We did not completely note just how remote it was, and did not allow that going out to dinner was not going to be easily done, since it would involve driving back in the dark. One run down to a convenience store provided some frozen pizzas. We had clear instructions on how to find the key, but no information as to which of the four locks it worked. Trial and error let us get in on the fourth try.