Adorable place, great location and staff.

Nothing.

Very quant.

Really small.

Basic breakfast but coffee great!! Nice area to walk the dogs!

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Super friendly staff!! A cozy place to stay!

Very clean and comfortable.

Weak spot in bathroom floor.

i loved how clean and new the inside of my cabin was! I also loved the individual parking and the front desk woman was so lovely!

I did think the outside sign looked a little oils and should be replaced… the aesthetics of the outside made it seem older than it really was.

Great space with small kitchen area, full-size refrigerator, toaster, stove, coffeepot, dishware and cookware, detached from room. Great shower.

Very few outlets to plug in phone charger or laptop. Breakfast was carryout muffins, granola bars, yogurt and apples...so OK, but not great.

I couldn't have hoped for better accommodations in Custer. The Chalet remains in tact as similar to how it was built in 1937 while providing the comfort, cleanliness and amenities one would find in a modern hotel. We stayed in three separate rooms, 14, 15, and 9, offering each adult member of our family their own private space while providing a larger gathering space with a kitchen in #9. The owner, Michelle, brings experience in operations of much larger hotels without compromising the authentic and historic ambiance of the Custer Chalet. The location towards the edge of town was in walking distance of the large grocery store, hardware store, rock shop, car wash (right across the street) and Mickelson trail. Oh, also the best breakfast in town at the little drive through, or walk up window at the cutest little coffee place. Gosh, what else can I say. Comfortable beds, privacy, great atmosphere, wonderful staff. It couldn't have been more perfect. Next time I plan a trip to Custer if I can't stay at the Chalet I'll probably book something in Hot Springs. Mahalo nui Loa Custer Chalet!