The location was picturesque. The property was meticulously maintained and up to date. The cabin is very homey and very clean (I would have given 5 stars on cleanliness except for the bath towels, they smelled like they had mildew from not being washed appropriately to sanitize them which can be a common issue with HE washers and is a sign of not meeting hotel cleanliness standards, it is recommended to the owners get white towels, wash them in cold water with bleach and then hot water to appropriately sanitize them. Also the guest wash the towels so there is no guarantee that the towels are being washed appropriately to meet health standards. The washing machine towel default setting is only warm water, I washed the towels in hot, but most guests I would guess would just pick the towel setting). The internet information on the emailed instructions was also incorrect, luckily the cabin has signage to inform you of the the correct password. The radiant heaters run very hot, if they are set at 60 degrees the internal temperature of the dwelling is closer to 80 degrees. So if you can’t sleep the first night it’s not you, the place is extra hot. The property is situated in a very convenient location, within a 20 ish minute drive to scenic views, a gorgeous disc golf course, the grocery store, downtown Salida, etc. There is one cabin fairly close to the this property, but this property while not 100% private was designed in a manner to maximize the privacy with a landscaping and a shed. There is a nice flat grass area for spending time outside and the ski lift swing on the patio adds a lot of character and opportunity to enjoy the mtn views. There is a lot of outdoor space to view the mountains, but the windows in the cabin are very limited and on the small side so if it’s cold and you want to stay inside, your mountain viewing is limited. Overall, the cabin is very nice and I would recommended it. Note, the totally fees at the end of the process will almost double the nightly total price.