The outdoor part of the property is certainly very beautiful. We are from Bozeman and were back in town for a camp. Need to bring your own fishing gear for the trout pond. The nearby hike has always been one of our favorites! We found the beds uncomfortable and the linens are cheap polyester so didn’t sleep very well. The pullout couch mattress is so bad even my kids wouldn’t sleep on it. Log furniture is uncomfortable and outdated, as is the living room furniture. The kitchen, and supplies like dishwasher tabs and paper towels, felt very sparsely stocked. Every door and even the toilet paper holder needs a good dose of WD40, they all squeak, and the outdoor firepit is leaking gas somewhere when you light it so we didn’t use it. A lot of spiders and spiderwebs in the house. As a hospitality management professional, I would recommend upgrading the interior to match the luxury pricing, not just relying on the outdoor beauty: New furniture, new mattresses, new high end cotton bedding (it should all match, mismatched bedding gives a thrift store vibe. No duvet covers, guests won’t bother with them. Get rid of the bath mats, they were still wet when we checked in and gross. Use hotel style bath mats that are washable. Throw the pullout couch away and upgrade the daybed mattress, a full set of matching kitchen supplies (stainless steel pots and pans, glass Tupperware), a Keurig is much needed, an overall maintenance update, an outdoor firepit and furniture update.