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"The room was clean and cute, and we really enjoyed our one night. We will stay here again!"

"House is locate on a quiet dark street. Hard to see late and night but after the first time we had it down. Cute place and quiet location. Close to the parks we were hiking at"

"Fancy "

"Clean, well stocked, and an absolutely beautiful location. "

"Checking in was a breeze and the home was just as described, the perfect getaway for family and friends. Maple parking and more than enough space for the whole family. We weren't able to have a campfire due to the fire season but we were still able to make memories at Crescent lake on the sandy beaches. Wonderful hosts and very quick responses. Will definitely stay here again. "

"This was a very nice and comfy place to stay as a home base for our visit to Crater Lake. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook dinners at home. The view from the back deck was beautiful. "

"The house was wonderful and everything we expected. There was plenty of room for my family of 10."

"We truly enjoyed our stay at this property. Home was comfortable, spacious, and nicely decorated. Property was relatively close to everything we hoped to see and do while we were here. TV downstairs didn’t really work, they had a lot of videos, mostly Disney that my college age son and girlfriend tried to watch but they couldn’t get it to function. So there was one TV for three floors and 4 sleeping areas. This would have been more important if we weren’t at the Ski resort or snowmobiling. But if we were more “entrapped” by weather, it would have been nice to give people space when needed. This is more of suggestion for winter travelers. Side note: make sure you pack in food. Not a lot to eat in the area unless you want frozen foods or gas station food. They have suggestions and there were a couple of places but I strongly suggest you bring food. Kitchen has just about all you need to cook a great meal. I’d stay here again and maybe bring some additional tech. But honestly, in the summer…there is too much to see and do to matter. "