So, the house is beautiful, modern, and clean. The views are spectacular, literally cannot be beaten. Pristine, unspoiled, and you feel like you are in a tree house. The issue we had was accessing the property. The house is at the top of a mountain that is only accessible from a 3 mile long, unpaved, gravel, one lane road with STEEP inclines, and hard drop offs. This was mentioned NOWHERE in the property listing or the check in/driving directions provided. If you have a more rugged, 4-wheel drive vehicle and are used to steep mountain roads, then I absolutely recommend this house. If, however, you have a tiny, lightweight, front wheel drive SUV like we do, then you may have issues.The first half of the 3 miles wasn't that bad, but the second half was so steep, rutted, and loosely gravelled that our car almost slid off the road (on the side of a mountain) and I genuinely did not think we were going to make it up, even using low gear. I am also not used to driving up roads that steep and I may have lost a year or two off my life clutching the steering wheel.We were booked for two nights but there was no way we were driving back up that road a second time, so we left after one night and got a last minute hotel elsewhere for the second night. Again, if you are prepared for that drive and good with it, the view is 100% worth it and the house is lovely. But we wanted to write this review so other renters are more prepared than we were.