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"We LOVED staying here. The cottages are super cute. I love how well lit they are at night, especially needing to use the restroom in the middle of the night. My only complaint is the doors to the restrooms/showers and laundry room/kitchen were always unlocked despite the fine print in the instructions for using those facilities stating how to lock them and to please lock them when exiting. Unfortunately that made me feel significantly less safe. Going to the restroom in the evening or middle of the night was very creepy not knowing how long it was left unlocked or who had gone in there. It was also frustrating that I paid an extra $10 to use the laundry/kitchen area but since it was unlocked at all times due to other guests I probably didn’t need to pay like I’m assuming some others didn’t. Aside from the door issue I LOVED staying here. Super cute, clean, and friendly staff."

"It felt very secluded like we wanted, and Peggy was a great host!"

"Will return "

"Excellent communication with the host. They provided good details before arrival. Easy check in at the office. 30 mins from king's canyon entrance. House is spacious, but old, keep your expectations as such. Beds were comfortable. Sliding doors to the patio could use some maintenance to fix the lock and seal the daft. House got warm during the day and it took quiet long in the afternoon to cool the house. Flock of turkeys on the patio were fun to watch. I would definitely stay here again. "

"Read the description of the cabin. It accurately describes the cabin. We rented it to mainly visit Sequoia NP. We did cook out one night on the patio. Very pleasant environment. It was easy to find everything one needed. Plenty of towels, sheets, etc. There is a restaurant 5 minutes away that offered food, drink and free pool. For the money spent, we felt it was a good value and would happily stay here again."

"Loved the hotel .It had WiFi and access to all places and right in the middle of everything "