There was no electric heat and no hot water, and the working stove was in a different building from the working refrigerator. We booked four nights but stayed for one, sleeping on a twin mattress pulled into the kitchen with the stove open and running at 450 degrees. (It snowed that night, in mid-May.) We could happily have lived with a wood stove, but because the cabin is "electric," there isn't one. We're trying to get our money back.

There was no electric heat and no hot water, and the working stove was in a different building from the working refrigerator. We booked four nights but stayed for one, sleeping on a twin mattress pulled into the kitchen with the stove open and running at 450 degrees. (It snowed that night, in mid-May.) We could happily have lived with a wood stove, but because the cabin is "electric," there isn't one. We're trying to get our money back.