Beautiful views secluded quiet country cabin. Loved the simplicity Kiley is a fantastic host.

Secluded one room cabin that would be wonderful to get away from it all as a comfortable alternative to tent camping. It is very rustic with few amenities. The best thing was a nice deck to sit and enjoy the Mountain View’s. There is a comfy bed and a bistro set. No other furniture. Kitchen is tiny and sparse and could be slightly more functional if some shelves for cooking items were added. No room in bathroom for toiletries and no sink. Adding hooks or shelves for guests would help. I would recommend as few trips down the mountain as possible and never at night. So while it’s a beautiful setting with good hosts, it was not the best pick for us meeting friends staying in town for dinner etc and going to Sequoia.

It was a lovely cabin maybe a bit small but most are. Its proximity to the main road was a bit challenging. Also we weren’t informed notice of the location up the hill until a few days before our trip date and by then it was too late to cancel. Furthermore if you choose this property be prepared for a winding road up the hill. Overall a pleasant experience at the property itself with spectacular views.

We liked the place and the majestic scenery around. The cabin was clean and cosy. But we couldn't sleep the first night because of the strong smell of a liquid used to disinfect the room. It was impossible to sit in the balcony to enjoy the evening peace or morning sun because of the annoying flies that gave us a very hard time even for breathing. An animal didn't give us a rest at night making noise from the roof and under the bathroom floor. Last night, the power was off from 6.00 in the morning until 10.00, no water in the restroom, no wi-fi... In general, we were very upset, and sorry to say, it wasn't worth at all to pay so much for such a disappointing experience...

Lovely property. Beautiful site with beautiful views. Charming little cabin. Nice quality towels. But here are few things that would improve it and that should be addressed given its cost. 1) New window, blinds and screens. Several of the windows don't operate properly, screens are old with some holes. Blinds don't operate properly. 2) Provide mall rug for kitchen like the small rug for bathroom. Install a larger kitchen sink. It is tiny which would be okay but given no bathroom sink, it would be good for the kitchen sink to be bigger. Add a hook or two in the kitchen for towels. 3). Toilet chain disconnected from handle and I had to reach into the tank and reconnect it. Not my first choice of things to do. The cabin is out a 7 mile road. Go there during the day because it is windy and narrow with steep cliffs. We were a bit intimidated driving it the first time however we stayed there 2 nights and drove in and out a total of 4 times (2 times in and 2 times out). So we got used to it. But do not drive there the first time at night. I would stay there again if my few issues were addressed. We travel a lot and for this price point, windows, blinds, screens and the other things I mentioned are not found to be problematic.

While I very much wanted to love this hideaway in the mountains.. I was not over the moon. While the views were amazing, and the cabin was quaint… the ride up was pretty challenging for we city folk. The cabin was not well stocked for the price…no sink in bathroom - brushing my teeth in the kitchen sink was a little too rustic for me. No towels in kitchen yet we were asked to wash and dry dishes we used so had to use bath towel. AC was minimal and our 2nd night I had trouble sleeping most of the night. My least favorite part was the fact that we lost power every morning and I had to get ready in the dark. Communication was challenging because we had no cell service when the power was out. Finally comma before were very stressful as we were traveling with no service and I was not provided the directions readily and we had to delay our departure for the cabin until we got the directions.

Very pleasant experience while staying in the cabin. It takes about 30min to get there from the main road, so you want to ensure you have all you need once you head up. Mineral king road was the worst part. As long as you take your time it’s not too bad, just watch those turns. Property management was very responsive and accommodating, very quite

This cabin had everything we needed for a remote mountain getaway. Parts of the road leading to the property were under construction, but the owners went out of their way to meet us down the hill and make sure we arrived safely. The closest entrance to Sequoia NP was closed due to winter storms, but we found a back way to a different entrance. (Always check park closures before you go!) The cabin was exactly as listed and had great views.