They kept telling us the bar would open. It never did. Would of been nice if they just told us. So we could of brought our own drinks. If singing that you breath about on hotels. Com. (Bar) isn't working let people know so they can know up front

I would image it would be a great place to stay if they were not closing for the season. The restaurant ran out of just about everything. The two dinner plates that we ordered were no longer available, after they went back in the kitchen, they ran out of white wine and gave my wife a quarter. No ice cream for the hot fudge Sunday. They charged us the whole amount and a 20% service fee. I did have a word with the manager.

I would image it would be a great place to stay if they were not closing for the season. The restaurant ran out of just about everything. The two dinner plates that we ordered were no longer available, after they went back in the kitchen, they ran out of white wine and gave my wife a quarter. No ice cream for the hot fudge Sunday. They charged us the whole amount and a 20% service fee. I did have a word with the manager.

It was a very good stay, with beautiful surroundings. The Lodge is in a prime location and we enjoyed how close it was to shops and restaurants. We especially enjoyed the complementary coffee that was offered in the lobby. The only issue was that we visited at the end of the season and it seemed that the hotel and and the area was short staffed.

It was a very good stay, with beautiful surroundings. The Lodge is in a prime location and we enjoyed how close it was to shops and restaurants. We especially enjoyed the complementary coffee that was offered in the lobby. The only issue was that we visited at the end of the season and it seemed that the hotel and and the area was short staffed.

Housekeeping left our room standing wide open for the entire first day. There are stairs to get to the elevator. And all the sounds echo terribly. Any activity around you, just like it’s in your room. “Balcony” rooms, are just exterior doors connected to a shared hallway really. Not private balconies as the description leads you to believe. The hotel is convenient, and it was clean, but for us that was the extent of the positives.

Housekeeping left our room standing wide open for the entire first day. There are stairs to get to the elevator. And all the sounds echo terribly. Any activity around you, just like it’s in your room. “Balcony” rooms, are just exterior doors connected to a shared hallway really. Not private balconies as the description leads you to believe. The hotel is convenient, and it was clean, but for us that was the extent of the positives.

The bed and couch were very comfortable and the room was large. The cool air would not come on unless it was set to 67 or below. The "low" fan would not come on at all. We like to leave it on while we sleep for coolness and white noise. I mentioned it at the front desk, and they sent me a "box fan". The room had a Keurig Coffee maker which we were able to force to work the first morning for 1 cup of coffee. There was coffee in the lobby, so my husband made the long trek through the maze to get us coffee. On the third morning, there was no coffee and the grumpy desk clerk said "no coffee until 7 am!" We get up between 5:30 and 6:00 am so we were not happy. The shower spray was extremely hard and we could not adjust it. For the price we paid for this hotel, lacking some of the simple amenities was unacceptable. The Gamefish Restaurant was good, but being it was the end of the season, they were out of an item we wanted.