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"The staff is super!!! We will being staying here when we are in town. Have stayed at other places in town, and this place has them beat. Thanks for a wonderful stay."

"This was a wonderful place to stay!! Everything was clean and in order. Debbie fixed wonderful breakfasts the 2 days we stayed. Very warm, friendly, and helpful! We highly recommend. Thank you"

"Nice and quiet...had a good breakfast ."

"Staff made the stay even better"

"Perfect spot for a quick stay, highly recommend"

"Wasn't opened yet "

"Staff was very courteous. Able to get a room and enjoyed our stay"

"Thankful that I could book at the last minute for a group of 5. The check in experience was great. We arrived late (4am) and were able to get right in via an electronic door code. The beds were absolute heaven! Everyone in my group agreed. Best nights sleep I’ve had in months! I was pleasantly surprised to find enough toilet paper, paper towels, dish soap, etc to last our entire stay. Usually rentals just give you one roll and you have to supply the rest. There were plenty of towels, blankets and extra sheets. Even had some toiletries such as cotton balls and qtips. The board games were a nice touch. The instructions to lock the door weren’t accurate so that took a few minutes to figure out before we could head out to the lake. Really the only negative is the kitchen. Pots and pans could definitely use an upgrade. Tried to make soup and there wasn’t a large pot. Only 2 quart sauce pans. Minor inconvenience and I made it work. The can opener belongs in the trash. Literally took me 20 minutes to open 6 cans. Also, a lot of the dishes were dirty. Had to wash every dish I needed before I could use it. I don’t mind cleaning up after myself or my group, but washing old, crusted on food off the dishes I needed was incredibly frustrating. It was nice that there were some spices, seasonings and cooking oils in the cabinet. Overall it was a nice stay. Definitely a cozy and welcoming spot. Loved the large windows overlooking the river. "