“The tiny house does have everything you need and for the price is okay , but there is definitely room for improvement th”
The hot tub, tableware, towels, and kitchen appliances are the most redeeming parts of the tiny house. The tiny houses are spaced out so you still get decent privacy, which is great with a hot tub—something I always worry about. One of the outdoor chairs is broken but left outside, looking fine; the seat falls right in, which could cause an accident, so it should be removed until a replacement is found for safety. The bathroom door doesn’t shut and takes multiple tries to close. The flooring is uneven, so the toilet sits slanted. You could add hooks in the bathroom to hang towels—there’s an empty wall in the bathroom and on either side of the door. Webs appear in places that aren’t hard to reach and weren’t properly cleaned. There was glass on the floor when we arrived, which we swept up ourselves. The Wi‑Fi doesn’t work at all in the lodge; I tried four different devices and none could connect. I contacted the property before arrival with questions and received no answer until after we had already left. No one was at reception at check‑in time, all staff were in a separate building. I arrived at the advertised check‑in time, so I’d expect reception staff around then. One of the indoor lights near the door isn’t working—no issue for us, but it could matter for those with impaired vision. The lodge’s location is hard to find and could use better signage. The instructions given weren’t helpful and should be clearer and more descriptive. (Follow the signage for the area, go past the signs, continue up the narrow B‑Road, and there’s a very tight left turn with signage.) The small couch is wobbly, the table is also a little wobbly but stable. Fruit flies, an eggy smell when hot water is on, and condensation on the windows.
Kelly·Há 2 meses