The cabin was beautiful, but it is not for handicapped individuals in any way. If you have any trouble with walking, maybe this is not the place for you. The way to the lake is nearly impossible to trek. I had to craw on my hands and knees to get half way up the long hill back to the house. But I still think it was worth it! Ha! Ha! The lake is beautiful in their spot and we saw BIG fish jump! Too bad I could not get down there again. There is no floor mats in the showers and no grab bars. Slippery! I opted out of a shower for the week. Another thing is the flooring in the house is severely damaged with boards sticking up enough to trip on. We did not have a remote for the VCR in the living room and the TV & VCR did not respond very well doing it by hand. The kitchen has NO minimum staples like salt and pepper. Please NOTE: We are old fogies, who struggle every day. We just chose the wrong place for us. BUT, this place is GREAT! The pool table, darts, beautiful deck, and a rare wood burning fireplace (which we spent many hours in front of). Last but not least was the WONDERFUL Hot tub that soothed our aching bodies. All this made for a great week and we all had a SPLENDID time with our recently widowed life-long friend.This place would be great for anyone who doesn't have our challenges. One last very important thing. Our, host, Phil was very kind, patient, and went above and beyond to please. So, GO THERE!P.S. If there was a safe way to get to the lake, I'd pay 500 more!
