No wifi. And for a period of time no power. I wasn't able to get into the facility. Communication was terrible on check-in & check-out. The room was really clean & comfy though and the view gorgeous.

Cabins were very rustic. We were expecting a bit more like glamping, but these cabins were very far away from the bathrooms (up a steep slippery hill with no path or stairs) so basic needs were hard to accomplish. There as an outhouse nearby but it was filled to the brim at the beginning of a holiday weekend and did not get any better as time went on. Everything about the resort felt a bit neglected. The staff there seemed to be overworked and understaffed. We asked about the marina hours and the person at the office did not know, and when we tried to rent kayaks, there was just no one there. Very strange place, nice views, but their best days are likely behind them.

Restaurant had the kitchen closed fairly early Saturday night. Also there is a skylight over the bed which was no ideal. It made it impossible to sleep past 5 am. For the price point you would think there would be a comfier bed and the ability to cover windows. The view was nice but having a shared balcony was awkward as other people were able to see into our room if we did not close the blinds and vice versa.

My husband and I stayed in a slope side cabin so we did not get the best view (we were overlooking the parking lot). As they stated there is no indoor plumbing, But there is a nice public restroom and shower house in just up the hill. I recommend checking out the Trophy Lodge for a meal. Much better views there and fantastic food!