Eaglenest Inn with Pool & Seasonal SPA

“Had the essentials and was a safe and comfortable place for my son and I”

It’s close to Main Street but still feels secluded; the fridge, microwave, spa/pool, TV, bed, and bathroom all worked well. Zorra was a lifesaver, helping me get a plug and extension cord for my car. However, the carpet was visibly dirty, the thermostat wasn’t renter‑controlled, and I had to keep texting Zorra to adjust the temperature. The microwave was broken, so she brought a replacement, which was kind but still inconvenient. When I arrived, my booking wasn’t visible until 30 minutes before check‑in, even though I had confirmation that my request was approved. The room also lacks proper ventilation, with only a sliding door and no screen, and the bathroom’s tiny window doesn’t help.

Miriam·Hace un mes

“Nice overnight in convenient location”

The views, parking spot, coffee station, and Netflix access were great, but the place could use some TLC, the microwave wouldn’t work, and the bed wasn’t very comfortable.

Brenda·Hace un mes

“Highly recommend for a unique boutique Airbnb.”

It was a charming little Airbnb with a nice pool, jacuzzi, and BBQ area; the AC was reliable, and the room came with a fireplace heater, a small fridge, a coffee maker, and more. The host was reachable by phone and quick to meet our requests. The Winter room was cramped and dim, and the entrance was uneven, but the patio looked out over a lovely pool and backyard, and the pool was easy to reach via a stone staircase.

Helen·Hace 3 meses

The highlight for me was the pool and the cozy fireplace in the room.

Bellows·Hace 3 meses

“Awesome stay. Would absolutely visit again.”

Zora was friendly and easy to contact, the location was great, and the suite was clean—no spider webs as I asked, and the ceiling fans were dust‑free. Even the balcony and its chairs were tidy. The suite felt spacious and welcoming, decorated with a grandmotherly vibe. The beds were comfy, and the mountain views were stunning at sunset. The kitchen had the basics—pots, pans, utensils—but lacked some items like wine glasses; it’s best to bring your own seasonings and glassware if you plan to cook a lot. Despite that, it was a very enjoyable stay. The pool area, however, could use a lot of sprucing up; there were huge webs on the deck chairs and debris in the pool that made it uninviting.

Teena·Hace 4 meses