I really looked forward to staying at this unique location, but after two nights felt the “luxury” accommodations were quite overpriced. First, beware when booking that the individual cabins (hides) are located up gravel paths from the main reception, bar, and dining room. Ours was at one of the furthest points, a quarter mile from the parking up a very steep hill. A staff member will deliver your bags by golf cart, but cannot transport guests. This is not mentioned when booking. While hiking up wasn’t a problem for us, it will be for many. The hides have beautiful views from their decks, are clean, but quite small with pretty basic furniture. And only one set of towels per person. Not really luxury. The bathroom needed a fan for ventilation. Our room was not made-up during the day (proper signage was displayed) so when we returned from hiking all day we each only had a wet towel. No towels at the sauna either. The main building with bar and dining is very nicely done. Breakfast opened at 7am and was prompt and very good. Make sure to book dinner reservations before you arrive. We were shut out our first night.