The property itself is beautiful and thoughtfully designed, and it works well for a quick weekend getaway.
However, there were several execution issues, especially during the transition to Marriott. The cabins are smaller and closer together than expected, and we experienced plumbing limitations( if one person flushed the toilet, the other had to wait before flushing again).
We traveled with our dog and kept him leashed at all times, but neighboring guests allowed their dogs to roam freely between cabins. Despite this, we received a general leash reminder, which felt frustrating given the inconsistent enforcement.
Our biggest issue was with late checkout. We paid in advance for late checkout when booking (prior to the Marriott transition), but at checkout were told this option did not exist. As in, they keep trying to tell us it didn’t exist. We had to provide proof of purchase to avoid losing the fee, and while the team ultimately resolved it, the situation was stressful and cold.
We also paid in advance for amenities and add-ons that were later offered freely to other guests. While appreciated, this felt awkward given the upfront costs.
Additionally, the cabin’s first aid kit was empty, which was concerning from a safety standpoint and the heating wasn’t enough so bring extra blankets.
Overall, we enjoyed the setting and the staff was responsive, but this stay feels best suited for 1–2 nights. We wouldn’t choose it for a 5+ day stay at this price point ($450 per night). Maybe if it was much cheaper we’d enjoy it more.