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"Great place. "

"Easy to find, staff are great and friendly especially Shiela and Kasha at the front desk."

"Nice"

"Htesy property. Have stayed several times."

"Excellent and friendly staff Will go out of the way to stay here again."

"Good experience oversll"

"We really enjoyed our stay. The cabin was spotlessly clean, and had all the amenities you could possibly need. Snacks and coffee were provided, which was a nice touch and much appreciated. It is in a secluded location, but still close to town. It is obvious that the owners take pride in their property, and care about their guests. We made use of the hot tub, and the wood stove was very nice on the cool nights. There was lots of wood and kindling provided. The bed was very comfortable, and the heat pump kept the cabin at a pleasant temperature. It was very nice to just sit on the deck and listen to the squirrels and the birds. We will definitely be back!"

"Front desk very friendly and courteous. It's not my first time there "

"This property was just as quiet and close to nature as we had hoped. Even with a music festival running for three days 2 km up the road, we heard nothing, the tiny house being in a deep dip. We had a beautiful deer and small black bear visit over the course of our stay. There is a viewing platform level with the tops of the fir trees up the steep hillside. We enjoyed a couple of the books provided by Phil in the cabin. As the amenities are intended to be basic, we would recommend taking any camping comforts you enjoy. We were glad we had the screen tent, for example, so we could comfortably sit outside at any time, and a collapsible sink for personal hygiene. There is no bathroom in the house, but you can ask Phil for a hot shower somewhere nearer to his house. We didn't. We used our collapsible sink, wet wipes, and the showers at the hot springs in Ainsworth. The kitchen outdoors is a double ring run off propane, and there is a propane barbecue. About propane, you can operate a propane fire pit, even during a fire ban, if you take one along with you to enjoy after dark. One last thing. There is no cell reception at the property, ever. But you can choose to go into Salmo (about twenty minutes away), or some other town, to use your data to connect with others and the internet. Or you can take the opportunity to enjoy a total break from these things. We badly needed to relax and pretty much do nothing but be, so this little break was perfect for us."