Our family of 9 just returned home from a 4 night stay at this cabin. It was exactly as described. Spotlessly clean with a definite 'cabin in the woods' vibe. Just about everything one might need is provided, from kitchen tools and dishes, to paper products, to bath/beach towels. Two sets of washer/dryers, detergent, extra cots, lawn games, flashlights, plenty of bedding, a gaming system, a baby gate and stroller, an air pump and more - the place is very well provided! We used all three cabins - 4 in the main, 3 in the guest and 2 in the bunkhouse. Each was equally clean and inviting.The bathrooms were very nice and well stocked with oodles of towels, toilet paper and tissues. Plenty of hot water! Diamond Lake is a nice lake - the water was clear and the the bottom not muddy. Perfect for kayaking (we brought our own). Around the dock area the bottom was very weedy - felt like walking on thick shag carpet. The water around the dock was not deep - maybe 3-4 feet. We did not use the pontoon boat, but it looked very nice. The firepit area was our favorite. The owners provided ample firewood and a lighter. We enjoyed a bonfire and smores every night. There was plenty of outdoor seating. The hot tub was equally enjoyed, especially as the weather took a cold turn while we were there. There is a big basket of towels next to the hot tub - very convenient! Like the rest of the house, it was very clean. The yard is obviously well maintained with very attractive landscaping and fun little outdoor decorations. The lawns are green and well manicured. Overall it is a very nice property. You can tell that the owners really care about it, and work hard to keep it in pristine condition for guests.
Several suggestions for future hosting:
1. A half bath somewhere on the main floor of the guest house, or bunkhouse. The only downstairs bathroom is in the main house. Kids sleeping either in the bunkhouse or in the downstairs level of the guest house may find it difficult to get to the bathroom at night.
2. A dock ladder. The dock is really high - about 3 feet above the water, and there is no ladder. The shoreline is brushy and rocky with no clear access to get into the lake. There is a ladder on the pontoon boat, but it also is very high - I am 5'7" and fit, and found it very difficult to get up. We had to lift the kids up and down with difficulty.
3. Screen in the hot tub gazebo. Too steamy inside to keep windows closed, but the bugs at night were terrible.