搜尋錫格爾山區木屋

「Wonderfully done! We had a great stay. The accommodations were outstanding. We will definitely be back.」

「Very nice A-frame cabin, perfect for families with kids. Kitchen space great for cooking, comfortable beds. Fenced in backyard and accommodations for small dogs. Close to Clear Creek State Park. Great little spot in the forest!」

「This property was absolutely perfect for our large family! Everyone had an amazing time! The lodge and all of the other buildings were clean」

「总体感觉很满意」

「The first impression was that it was a deserted old motel. The very nice manager came out as we were about to leave and said this was it. Supposedly under renovation . What a joke. Floors had cheaply been replaced, old tub had been sprayed white ( but not well), toilet may have been replaced but still had the old toilet seat which was not fastened. As you walked into the bathroom the lights automatically came on but they also came on by themselves throughout the night! Bad paint job in the room...

「Convenient 」

「Terrible experience! Dirty and falling apart. From the parking lot to the bathroom to the sheets. Everything was in poor condition. The photos on Expedia are not at all representative of the current state of this hotel! After an exhaustive drive I checked in, saw the room and after about 5 minutes had to book another nearby hotel. I don’t even know where to start but let’s say there are far better options in the area for not much more money!」

「Everything was great」

「Rooms were in need of up keep, under cupboard microwave was covered with grease from stove top. no light in kitchen area. Mattresses slip off platform bed. nearest ice maker broke. Had to make ice in ice trays in fridge,. Pictures are decieving be aware....」

「Superrr」

「The room was advertised to have a private hot tub--not! It was a restricted-access, scheduled-use hot tub--no thanks. The room was small, with quirky heating and cooling systems. A vanity in the bathroom was provided as the only clothing storage solution, although there were hooks on the wall for hanging clothes. If you were housed in their annex (I would call it), you had to carry your belongings from the parking lot across the lawn and then scale a small grass-covered slope and step up...