

There were wobbly things in the cabin. I did like the rustic nature of it but was very dark. It was difficult to find at night. Not many signs, difficult to find on the first day. There was a $10 pet fee per day but my dog didn’t get a thing - treats, poop bags, etc. The door was hard to open with the room key, I think because of heat; it didn’t close it all the way. I didn’t want to have to get in my car and go to the office. I did once to get new keys.

Breakfast not great but area was good and free parking outside your door, with a grassy area on the rear side for your pooch.
My dog liked it. There was a grassy area in front with foggy bags which we appreciate. The pet fee was rather high. My dog is little and doesn’t shed or go potty where she shouldn’t. Also there was vinyl plank flooring.

No doggie bags, but charged $25 plus taxes for my pooch’s stay.

Rooms could be more updated. Lobby was nice. There was an odor I think from what they use to clean the room. So-so breakfast and no doggie poop bags.

Good location near 41. Nice breakfast. Price reasonable.

The old cottages were in a nice manicured property. However I had trouble getting in and opening doors. There is only one person who answers the phone, and no one greets you or gives a helping hand. I was struggling to get in and open the doors and the only thing available was a phone call. I was the only guest at the property. I would think someone could take a few minutes of their time in person.
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