Two cabins side by side with raised porches and surrounded by roundish dried bushes, gave them the feel of an old western scene.

A gravel road ran between the lines of cabins. Just after dawn, the rosy light lent them the feeling of an earlier time in history.

A striped awning was down and covering a window on one side of a large cabin.

One example of the interior of one of the cabins. Austere, but comfortable.

Each room had one or more window that could let sunlight through. The towel cabinet was for a shared bathroom facility.

The cabins were on a hill with some cabins lower on the hill than others. All the stairs and paths were lit at night for safety.

A view of the cabins as they could be seen from the enclosed seating by the pool.

The road from Calistoga ran above Mayacamas Ranch. Here the cabins could be seen from that road just after dawn.

A water machine stood to one side of the porch at Oleander House. It dispensed both hot and cold water. The barrels were actually trash and recycling cans.