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"Our host was very communicative. This property was one of the best I have ever rented on VRBO. "

"Hosts were very responsive via chat before and during our stay. The cabin was perfect for our 4 families and was clean when we arrived. "

"The hostess Denise was very nice! We felt very welcome and everything was nice and clean! We had plenty room to walk out dog Hank! Hikking trails were not far away! "

"Everything was great and the cabin was amazing"

"Host, Charlotte, was FANTASTIC and responsive. Such a fun and unique stay for our family of 4 plus a furry friend. "

"The house was a great place for multi generational family to enjoy a weekend together. The view from the deck is amazing. "

"Home was so nice and inviting "

"We had the best time at this cabin. It was so cozy and relaxing. We loved all the outdoor areas, especially the sit spot near the creek! We will definitely back! "

"We recently stayed at this magnificent manor as a group of seven families and the experience was truly memorable. The property excels in scale and entertainment, offering sheer spaciousness that prevented crowding, ample games like Pool, Foosball, and Poker for adults, and countless activities for all age groups of kids; the vintage diner was a major highlight, happily converted into our private bar and lounge. The most important feature was the spectacular, mind-blowing view from the mountaintop location, allowing us to wake up to dense fog that magically cleared to reveal the valley below, and the rooms and bathrooms were clean, providing a comfortable base, with the uphill walk to the entrance gate serving as unexpected cardio. While we highly recommend the manor and would happily return, a few minor improvements would make it perfect: the outdoor grill was far too small for cooking for seven families; we were unable to use the patio Hot Tub area because it was surrounded by a significant amount of brown, itchy worms; we wished there was a dedicated, level greenspace for the kids to run and play freely; and the outdoor fireplace lid was difficult to open, suggesting an actual wood campfire pit would be preferred."