Overall the description is accurate. I wasn't prepared for how far it is from Pagosa Springs, but the description is accurate in the listing. There were no blinds or curtains to block out the sun, so it was hard to get kids down to bed early or to stay in bed past sunrise, but you can see from the pictures provided that there are no blinds.
The most pleasant surprise was the electric grill that we used to cook several meals, and that there were some kindling and branches already piled up for a campfire in the fire ring.
The most unpleasant surprise was that there was no access to the river that I could locate. I had thought that my children would be able to play (supervised) by the river, but the path to the river ended in a muddy swamp about 20 yards from the cabin. I'm still not sure if the path just needed to be cleared, or if the river was still high enough to make the path swampy and unusable, but it was very disappointing to not be able to access the river. While I understand that the water level of the river is out of anyone's control, the description of the cabin should probably indicate that river access is not always available. The owner told me that I could find access upstream or downstream on the road, but without knowing what was private property I wasn't able to find a way to access the river for my kids near the cabin.
I will also say that the owner's cell phone is long distance from the cabin, so there is no way to call him (since there is no cell service). There was a business card by the phone for a water service, and a very nice lady there agreed to pass on a message about an issue (which was taken care of quickly). It would help for the owner to have a local number, or a set of directions on how to relay messages without having to drive back to town for cell service.