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"The cabin itself was delightful - a cosy and welcoming place indeed.  Despite the somewhat dire warnings of supplies of toilet roll/kitchen roll/bin bags being purely at a courtesy level, we found there was more than enough for two people.  We used both the shower and the old-fashioned bath -the latter was a huge hit.  The only negative was the perilous nature of the road to the cabin: much steeper, tighter and narrow than we gathered from the description.  Arriving at night the journey up into the hills was tricky enough but the last bit down to the cabin was frankly terrifying.  We had to have one person on the road signaling the distance from the drop as there were no reflective markers and its steepness meant it was out of view of the driver completely as you enter the first part of the downward trip.  The hairpin bend to get to the last part of the downward trip was so tight we had to back up halfway through on the first night and on subsequent times took it at the pace of an arthritic snail.  It might be worth noting the actual slope (at the steepest part) to thoroughly warn possible renters what they are up against.  It was a daily nightmare both coming and going each day.  Many reflectors are needed to ease visitors in and out of the cabin area safely.  But if we removed that experience from the trip, the cabin was a delight.  [The answer to #3 is NO purely because of the road down to the cabin - no one we know would feel that experience was worth it.]"
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