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"Nice place near Ocoee"

"The only negative is it's near a historic train or rail system, so you may hear a train. But, the rooms were pretty sound proof as I slept right on through the train, and I only heard it when I was eating breakfast. Very good experience."

"Everything was amazing except the noise from the chairs moving above the room,other than that it was amazing. The staff was amazing. Enjoyed the atmosphere & the food at Flying Trout was delicious. Will definitely visit again "

"Beautiful room quite clean. "

"This place was perfect for our anniversary trip. It was super close to everything we wanted to check out, but still felt private and tucked away. We loved hanging out in the hot tub, watching the outdoor TV, and relaxing in the sauna. 10/10 "

"we had a awesome time. the place was very clean and hot tub was a plus we will definetly be staying again ."

"Property is great, secluded and quiet. The house is fully equipped with anything you may need. Very clean and comfortable. "

"My husband and I enjoyed our weekend stay at this beautiful property. We came to celebrate our 10 year anniversary and couldn't have asked for a better location. 10/10 recommend for a romantic get away!! "

"The property is exactly as it looks in the pictures. Having two seperate king suites with their own bathroom was ideal. All 3 TV's have apps installed so all you need to do is log in with your own information. The Wi-Fi was strong and supported all use. The kitchen was very well stocked with everything needed. When we arrived there was already some ice made in the freezer. The fireplace is as simple as turn on and off with a remote. The temp was very easy to set with a Nest Thermostat. Having two seperate balcony's is a nice touch. The top balcony can only be reached from the interior of the cabin. On that balcony is the hot tub, chairs, and a gas grill. Tub was 100 degrees plus. Gas grill was clean and worked well. View is amazing. The only way to reach the balcony below is by walking on the side of the cabin down. On that balcony are two large swinging chairs/beds and a bar. There is a set of stairs down to the firepit from this balcony. The firepit can also be reached by walking around the other side of the cabin. When we arrived their was some wood already stacked on a wall. Our host Marilyn was very easy to deal and communicated with us often. We had read many comments saying you will need a 4x4 to get to the cabin. We went in April with a Chevy Traverse and had no issues. It was both dry and rainy during our visit. Stick to the directions given and go slow in low gear. As they say, getting there is part of the adventure. We will be back."