We booked for the family to attend a WCU Spring graduation. We all highly recommend the Timberidge Lodge.
We conserved use of water and staggered showers heeding the warning about the pump running dry. We never had any water shortage. We ran the dishwasher once daily and the washer/dryer once. Both caused no water shortage. Hot water quickly reached the upstairs bathroom.
The home was well stocked with kitchen pots, pans, utensils, and baking dishes of all types. We used the electric griddle for pancakes, toaster, coffee pot, large pots for spaghetti and sauce, baking pans, etc. Whatever the cooks in the family needed, they found somewhere in the kitchen. We brought a lot of paper plates and cups as well as plastic utensils, but there were enough real dishes and silverware on hand had we wanted to use them. We suggest that the kitchen be stocked with more cloth dish towels. We could not find a bucket to use when some cool grease was spilled on the floor. We found a mop and used a empty small trash can to clean up the mess quickly before someone slipped.
The home was well stocked with quality white towels. There were even enough for the “younger generation” (20-30 year olds) who think they need to use many a day. There were a washer and dryer. Sheets were crisp white like those found in luxury hotels.. With both well-furnished first floor great room and a lower-level great room, there was plenty of room for everyone to gather or to seek out quiet time for reading. There was a huge stock of games for all ages stored in the closet. The TVs worked and got good signal. WiFi was available. We had no problem getting good cellular service for our phones, etc., in that location.
The 3-D tour on the booking website allowed us to plan ahead as to who slept where. The decor was charming with many interesting additions. The country lodge was as pictured in the advertisement. The rntire family recommends it.
