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"We booked this cabin as an early Christmas getaway with our son and his wife. We're from Vegas and really needed a peaceful retreat and some actual winter. The cabin provided the idyllic Christmas setting we were looking for. It had a very well supplied kitchen, a plethora of activities, beautiful views, comfortable beds, and plenty of space for everyone. The host was very helpful and easy to contact. She responded to all of my questions quickly and courteously. Overall, the experience was superb and we couldn't be happier with our stay. "

"Don't judge a book by it's cover! This place sure felt a little weird, pulling in after dark, but the room was comfortable and clean. The decor is exactly as advertised - my son thought it was the coolest room ever...I was just grateful for a clean place to sleep. "

"Communication was excellent from the host. We stayed over Thanksgiving weekend which was in the low below teens at night so bringing extra firewood was a must. Space heaters throughout but the fireplace definitely helped. Overall a nice cabin, master bed was very comfortable."

"This small property has the most helpful staff .Very Humble respectful and caring next time I go to Duck Creek village I’m definitely staying there again. Thanks for all your help ( The guy who help us out of a stock situation with the truck) I appreciate you."

"Loved our cabin. Clean, neat and comfortable. Great place to stay that’s a beautiful scenic drive thru Red Rock Canyon to Bryce Canyon . The nightly fire pit and s’mores were a plus!"

"Very clean and comfortable home that exceeded our expectations. "

"One mattress was way too soft. "

"A true gem of a place. The location, the conversation with the hosts, and quite literally the most amazing waffle I’ve ever had and probably ever will have. I will definitely be back, I’ve already recommended this historic bed and breakfast to all of my friends. Thank you for a wonderful memory! "

"Very nice property located between Zion and Bryce Canyon. "