“Beautiful and timeless. The place is nice. Granted, it's rustic-ish, but in terms of it's location, if you're looking for a "5 star" place, you should probably be looking elsewhere, probably an hour or so to the northwest. Most of the rooms share communal bathrooms - which is appropriate for the style and period of the place - while the honeymoon suite has everything that a modern building would offer. The complimentary breakfast isn't a buffet, it's the owner's cooking up something fresh and delicious and the area seems , generally, 10° cooler than any other landlocked location. Which brings me to the next point - there's no A/C, but the weather's so nice on this stretch of land that it doesn't seem necessary anyway - just open the windows and let the air flow (which is one of the reasons this was "the" destination back in the late 1800's and early 1900's. They've got enough room to host events (including modest weddings), and it seems that groups book this ENTIRE place for a couple of days at a time during the summer. I have stayed here more than once, and while it's different, it's a place that I love, and while it might be more rustic than what the modern stay is expected to be, I've got no regrets. ...will stay again.”
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“Beautiful and timeless. The place is nice. Granted, it's rustic-ish, but in terms of it's location, if you're looking for a "5 star" place, you should probably be looking elsewhere, probably an hour or so to the northwest. Most of the rooms share communal bathrooms - which is appropriate for the style and period of the place - while the honeymoon suite has everything that a modern building would offer. The complimentary breakfast isn't a buffet, it's the owner's cooking up something fresh and delicious and the area seems , generally, 10° cooler than any other landlocked location. Which brings me to the next point - there's no A/C, but the weather's so nice on this stretch of land that it doesn't seem necessary anyway - just open the windows and let the air flow (which is one of the reasons this was "the" destination back in the late 1800's and early 1900's. They've got enough room to host events (including modest weddings), and it seems that groups book this ENTIRE place for a couple of days at a time during the summer. I have stayed here more than once, and while it's different, it's a place that I love, and while it might be more rustic than what the modern stay is expected to be, I've got no regrets. ...will stay again.”