It was hot, so the cabin was very warm...but the nice chilled water cooler helped. Lots of yellow jackets--but they are EVERYwhere right now. The hike up to the entry door (25 steep steps) was a little scary with kids and a lot tiring to carry up luggage and groceries, but we were up to the challenge. A few more years, maybe not. The linens were old, but soft...and this cabin was definitely one of the nicer ones in the neighborhood. The master bathroom door didn't really close or lock efficiently, but I already told that to Dennis and I'm sure he'll address it as he was very attentive. Also, def needs a new Keurig, or maybe, don't mention the Keurig, because it doesn't work, even following detailed directions on why it won't work in altitude? My grandkids LOVED the bears and the older kids LOVED the wine and snacks! The firepit was closed due to fire danger, but the chocolate for the s'mores still managed to disappear. Overall, a super nice cabin/house and I absolutely fell in love with Pinecrest Lake and what it had to offer! We were very happy with our stay there and the problems were minor and certainly wouldn't stop me from staying there again (while I can still hike!).