There is not a lot of inventory in the area, so with that caveat, this was a perfectly fine option for our group of one toddler, two couples, and one single adult.
A few things to know in advance: there is no cell signal onsite, so make sure you have all the details for your stay saved on your phone before arriving. In addition to the door code listed in the app, you’ll need a separate gate code that is included in the welcome email but not in the app.
The house itself is fine: fairly clean, with a nice grill setup and a great view. However, there is no laundry, none of the interior doors have locks—including the bathroom, since they are all sliding barn doors—and the kitchen is not especially well-stocked with basics like plastic wrap, foil, or baggies if you are planning to prep food for the mountains.
We also asked whether an air purifier could be purchased for the house because there is no central or filtered air during fire season. That may have been an unreasonable request, but it was declined.
Overall, it felt like a few relatively small investments in the property could make a noticeable difference. That said, everyone was comfortable, the house met our needs, and the host was responsive.