This is a comfortable trailer, not really a "cabin" as the name would suggest.
I'm grateful to have found a decent place to stay in such a remote area, and I understand the logistics of staffing, resourcing, maintaining (etc.) any accommodation to good standards. The trailer is well-designed and comfortable, nice mattresses, well-equipped kitchenette etc. However, it is very small indeed, and I don't feel the pictures or description quite convey that. The trailer is good for couples or two good friends who don't mind clambering over each other etc. I wouldn't try to put more than 2 in there unless you're a family used to the van/tiny home life.
The location is outstanding, a beautiful drive with mountain views, and a woodsy site with deer, chipmunk, owls. Some trailers have no shade, so be sure to look at a site map before booking. The distance between trailers is great - lots of privacy.
If this had been half the price, I'd be delighted. But for what we paid (including a $40/night property fee for firewood which we couldn't use because of the burn ban), the value for money wasn't quite there. There was no human check-in, which might be a security issue at a remote site. The communication was via in-app messages, which was not ideal since there was no cell reception and wifi info wasn't provided in the cabin (I assume it was in a text message which we couldn't retrieve?)
Overall, comfortable, peaceful, tiny, somewhat overpriced.