If I saw all the 2017 reviews here before I rented this house, I would not have rented it. But I didn't see them, so I did rent it, and I'm glad that I did.Every house, even a new one, will have it's issues. A Mountain Cabin will have even more issues, and a reviewer can easily point out little problems, be it a dusty shelf or a drawer that doesn't slide properly. The trick is to see through this stuff. It appears that this was originally a 2 bedroom home, and that a Master Bedroom was later added on to the side of the house. This is undoubtedly the focal point of the whole house. Its beautiful with a gas fireplace wrapped in a giant stone chimney and large timber trusses supporting the vaulted ceiling. The frame of the mater bed aesthetically matches the timber trusses up above and holds a very comfortable mattress. The fenced backyard will hold even the smallest of dogs. The front porch holds the BBQ and the spa. We had a issue getting the spa to work, and the property management company sent a representative to the home (within 1 hour!) to simply turn on the breaker. He explained that 'they must have forgotten to turn the breaker back on after flushing, cleaning and refilling it'. There is two deep, paved parking spots in front of the house, The street has multiple vacation homes, and while we were there (July 4 weekend) most homes were occupied. Less than a mile from this home is a vast system of hiking trails. And beach access is also about mile away.

Overall stay was okay...stayed here for a week with my husband and kids. Kitchen pots and pans need updating. Master bed needs a new mattress...it felt like I was sleeping in a hole each night. Some maintenance needs to be done to the cabin like tightening door knobs, kitchen table legs and chairs, and adding more lighting by the kitchen table. A broom or vacuum would have been nice since the entire downstairs is carpet except the kitchen and baths. We called for housekeeping like 5 times and they never showed up.