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"No complaints! We got the peace and quiet from city life that we were hoping for. Be aware that there IS a train that runs through the nearby small town all hours - not too frequently. The host supplied ear plugs in the bedroom drawer for lite sleepers. Their provisions were above and beyond what we have experienced as guests thus far. "

"Nice hotel. Restaurant within walking distance. "

"This VRBO is a gem! We were so pleased with the cleanliness and the charming modern vintage decor. The kitchen was well-equipped and easy to navigate, and the coffee corner was a fantastic bonus that our family loved. Having the essentials provided in the bathroom was also much appreciated. The enclosed patio was a wonderful addition, perfect for enjoying a peaceful morning coffee. The neighborhood was quiet, safe, and lovely for walks. The host was outstanding – helpful, friendly, and provided great communication. Our stay was fantastic and exceeded our expectations. We highly recommend this property and would happily book it again!"

"Quiet, clean and comfortable "

"Great house for a weekend stay. Nice quiet location close to town, easy to get to."

"Loved my stay! I will be back!"

"I come to Grand Rapids every week for work and this is the only place I’ll stay! It has become my home away from home. They have the best food in town, an excellent wine selection, and wonderful crafted cocktails. The staff is also top notch. They get to know their regulars and truly care about their guests. "

"This was a great property. Lots of room. Great price. Host was great at communicating and getting right back with my questions "

"This little spot in the woods is such a nice retreat. The lens window at the apex of the Yurt and the stove are more enjoyable than TV and the owls and grouse and nuthatches and chikadees and frogs are the best sounds for relaxing. The red squirrels were the comic relief. This year the nicer weather meant a few more ATVs on the adjacent trail but they stop when it gets dark, mostly, and the fence and tree screen make all but the noise of them easy to ignore."