Everyone seemingly loves this place. For me it was just okay. Think, Quality Inn or Comfort Suites and you've about got the picture as far as quality and amenities.
It's interesting that the lodging is in two buildings and the buildings have been renovated as lodges. What's really happened is that an inner set of walls and rooms have been added to make guest rooms inside a large cavernous old building so the "shell" of the building is cold and almost just a walkthrough. The flooring is new laminate, linens and furnishings are like what you would find at an elderly relative's house.
Making a reservation was easy. We called and paid by phone. The key was left in our room and we were given a code to get into the building. It would have been helpful if the building had had an address on it or a #1 and #2 since there are two lodges. We drove around twice in the dark and rain trying to verify we had the right building.
Honestly, I probably would have given this place four stars if it hadn't been for the beds. Both were as hard as a rock. I couldn't sleep through the night because of it and woke up with a back and neck ache. They both made the most god awful squeaking/crunching sound with every move you made so any time my husband or I moved, we woke the other. Again, it's not luxury accommodations so if that doesn't bother you, you're good.
There is free WiFi and a very tiny TV with cable. It was $100 plus tax for two queen beds. I'm sure that's the going rate in town as the most basic things here seem to be pricey. I saw a small kitchenette in a cutout of the hall which is nice since the rooms do not have fridges or microwaves.
Again, many seem to love it here and find it charming. For me, it misses the mark with comfort. read more