Cosagach Falls Cabin

The location of the cottage was very good, as it was very secluded and provided a good opportunity to get away from everyday city life. Unfortunately, the key box for the gate was broken, and it took a very long time to open the gate. Guests also need to be aware that the radiators in the cabin do not work properly. Although the cabin has a wood-burning stove, which we wanted to use due to the cold weather, you should be prepared for the fact that the wood supply is limited and you have to order extra wood and pay extra for it. So, it gets cold in the cabin if you don't want to spend even more money. Despite the cold cabin, it was very nice there, as it was cozy and had a very good hot water system. The bathroom was very clean.

We had an amazing week stay at the cabin. We had everything we needed even cook a Christmas dinner! The location was amazing and very peaceful. The bed was super comfy and warm with the log burner going

If you're looking for a cabin retreat where you'll genuinely feel miles from the world, this fits the bill. The entire experience of driving through narrow, winding, and steep highland roads, absolutely smothered by nature, and finally arriving at this secret cubby of a cabin with its own little stream providing a constant white noise of calm, really had us ready to never return to a city again. The cabin itself is cozy, with a easy to use wood stove, a kitchen well stocked with everything you'd need to cook cabin-friendly meals. The only cons we thought worth calling out: 1. Fuel for the wood stove is free for two nights, after which you'll be paying for your heating. Given the price of the stay, this is a bit cheeky as you have no other option really. 2. The cabin is managed by a third party service, so you're dealing with a middleman and the UX of interacting with their service leaves a lot to be desired. 3. During _heavy_ rain there was a small leak of rainwater onto the bed.

We will be back!