The cabin is cute. Feels remote and secluded but you're 10 minutes from the center of town. There's a nice fire pit and lots of outdoor seating. The couch is comfy. The cabin is spacious for a couple.
I will say this experience is much closer to an Airbnb than a hotel, even though the price is more like a hotel. You have to turn off the AC every time you leave the place. You're asked to pull the sheets off the bed to leave on the floor with the towels. You pay a decent cleaning fee, but you're asked to take out all the trash and drive it to the front of their property. Just things a hotel would never ask you to do.
The place is tidy (as in everything is tucked away and it looks nice), but it needs a deeper cleaning (despite a cleaning fee paid with every guest). From the moment we got in, the floors were too dirty / dusty for us to walk around without our shoes on. The bathroom smells off like there's mold somewhere around the shower. The hammock is half broken so it's not as relaxing as one would like.
Similar to the hotel costs, the communication has also been hotel impersonal. I haven't received communication from the owners other than automatically generated messages, even when I've emailed to ask direct questions.
In conclusion it's kind of like the worst of both worlds: Airbnb rules, lower cleanliness standards, and broken amenities + Hotel pricing and detachment. If it was half of the price, it'd be a hell yes, but for the price it is, it's disappointing.