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'Very good room!'

'Amazingly cute cabin. Had everything we could need. '

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'Veel lawaai en badkamer was versleten behangpapier kwam los, losse tegels,.. '

'The staff is nice and quick response. '

'Good location and spacious property that allows dogs. Only downside is the room could have been better cleaned and the floors especially bathroom area where theres still dirt/stain on tiles and in-between tiles(grout) which would need to get steam cleaned. Overall I would consider coming back if rooms are well cleaned.'

'Goed restaurant met vriendelijk personeel. Ruime kamer met een goed bed. '

'Great location '

'Excellent front desk staff.,very friendly to PCT hikers.'

'Very affordable and quiet place. Dog friendly ❤️. '

'No hair dryer, old food in the fridge. Place seemed clean but those were issues for us. Additionally, there was one guy on staff and he was not helpful. Had to drive an hour for a blow dryer'

'Fijne bedden , vriendelijk personeel , schoon , goed ontbijt. Minpunt was dat de enige lift in het gebouw out of order was 's ochtends en we met een slecht ter been zijnde moeder met rollator de trappen op en af moesten , we zaten op de 3e verdieping. Verder prima hotel'

'Een mooi hotel! Nieuw,schoon en zeer modern. Kamers zijn zeer goed. Gastvrouw was zeer vriendelijk en professioneel. Ideaal om te verblijven voor je doorreis. Aanrader!'

'Clean- friendly staff. Good stay '

'The room was clean, the property was charming, and the inn keeper was very nice! Location is great for running springs and snow valley!'

'Every thing was perfect'

'Gorgeous property right on the lake! Easy walking to the marina for boating activities and super close to town and restaurants and the village! The restaurant on site Del Nonna is super fun and yummy and you can eat in a bubble dome. Highly recommend at night when the little twinkling lights are on. We came for spring break and luckily came on the first day that the lake opened the only thing that was a disappointment was the complimentary bikes weren’t available to use.'