Overall, we had a nice stay and really enjoyed the peaceful, secluded setting. The location and opportunity to enjoy nature were definite highlights.The secluded setting was definitely a highlight. We really enjoyed being surrounded by nature and had some pretty cool wildlife sightings—deer in the yard, a flock of wild turkeys, and even bear prints all over our car! So, if you’re looking for a quiet place where you can really experience the outdoors, this definitely has that going for it.The bed was very comfortable, but it was very high off the ground. I don’t consider myself short (I’m 5’5”), and getting in and out was a bit of a challenge, so this is something to keep in mind. The bed frame was also extremely noisy. Every time we moved, it squeaked or made noise, so light sleepers might have a hard time.We appreciated having a full kitchen, which made it easy to cook some of our meals instead of eating out every night. The location was also great for exploring the area. It’s extremely close to the entrance to Shenandoah National Park and Skyline Drive, and there are plenty of other attractions within a reasonable drive.Also, the host, Emily, was very quick to respond to us when we needed something and made sure we were good with the outcome.All in all, we enjoyed the peaceful, secluded location and the wildlife experiences, and the location was hard to beat.