The cabin is an interesting property with kind of a rustic feel with an Asian flare. You can see the lake through the trees. Lots of windows. The listing said no air conditioning but there was one on level 2 and 3. It was very clean throughout. Beautiful area close to Lake Wenatchee and Fish Lake. The recreational area of Lake Wenatchee has a beach and playground and great photo opportunities. We went there near sunset and I got some amazing pics of my teenager there! Our host was amazing., polite, and responsive. Easy access and great communication. The kitchen is a bit dated and very small, but it served its purpose. Bring the spices/condiments you need and your preferred food storage containers, plastic wrap, foil, etc. there was only salt and pepper and no food storage options. My kid cooked dinner from scratch all 3 nights! Great WiFi with quick QR code connection. A LOT of stairs. Down 3 flights and across the platforms from where you park (they are covered and well lit at night) get to the front door to enter the main living space on level 3 (kitchen, dining, living and bathroom). The cabin has 4 levels with 2 flights of stairs separating each. Hauling gear in and out of the cabin was a bit of a workout but we didn’t mind. Overall, this is a cool place to stay. we were comfortable, discovered a few things we would like to explore next time and we had an awesome time.

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While on a lengthy road trip to celebrate our anniversary, we stayed at The Crow's Nest for a couple of nights. Such a treat!Our focus for this part of the trip was seeing Leavenworth; it's about a half hour away and is a fun tourist destination. The only real hiccup was at check in, the code to the electronic lock wasn't working right, but a quick phone call solved that.The solitude; the peace and quiet made for a restful stay, I think the loudest noise I heard the whole time there was a blue jay who seemed to think he owned the place.The kitchen has everything one needs to cook and serve meals- that's good as the nearest restaurant is a fair bit away. If the skies are clear, don't forget to look up- there is practically zero light pollution and the sheer number of visible stars is incredible.

Our small group had a wonderful time spending a couple days in this lovely mountain cabin! The treehouse-like nature of the cabin meant you had great views of the lake and it had a nice isolated, cozy feeling. I loved the retro vibes of the interior too! The kitchen was stocked for everything we needed to cook group meals (it's a bit small but manageable for someone used to small apartment kitchens like mine!) It's a short drive down to the lake where you can park and enjoy an easy hike along the lake edge.There definitely were A LOT of stairs both inside and out so I could see an issue for young children (and our 25lb dog was a bit frightened of the open stair style lol) but the multiple bedrooms and bathrooms made it ideal for a group of adults.I would absolutely love to stay at this cabin again. Thanks!