We stayed here with a group of eight and had plenty of room. One tip: stagger your showers, as the hot water can run low if several people shower back-to-back.The three main bedrooms have blackout curtains, which made sleeping easy. The bed on the upstairs landing does not, so a sleep mask was helpful. The upstairs bathroom is updated and spacious, and the downstairs half bath was very convenient.The downstairs master bath has a unique layout, with the shower opening directly into the bedroom. It’s ideal for couples and gave our family a few laughs since our daughter shared the room with Grandma!We appreciated having a washer, dryer, dishwasher, grill, and a well-stocked kitchen. The only thing missing was a can opener, so we bought one and left it for future guests.The porch was one of our favorite spots—peaceful and a wonderful place to enjoy the scenery.The property was easy to find and sits on shared acreage with a few other cabins. We could hear dogs from nearby kennels at night, but it wasn’t enough to disturb our sleep.The location made a great home base. We enjoyed lunch at the Princess Lodge and were just minutes from hiking and the Kenai River, with the Kasilof River about 50 minutes away. We recommend picking up groceries before arriving in Cooper Landing, as local options are limited.Overall, we felt the cabin was fairly priced. While it doesn’t have direct river or lake access, it offered a comfortable stay in a beautiful setting with easy access to all