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"Staff were super friendly, room was clean and comfortable. Only downside was a dog staying in the room below us and barking nearly constantly throughout our stay. "

"Great location, very easy access to the trail system!"

"Great little place to stay. Hosts were extremely helpful and courteous. Perfect location as well. We will definately be back!!"

"Clean, beautiful suite. Owners were very welcoming and friendly."

"Stayed to snowmobile with wife and 2 kids. Location is great as it is located about a 1/4 mile from downtown Erroll (food and gas). Unit as described. All ssytems work perfectly, and the shower is amazing ( Renai on demand wayer heater and greatbshower head). Host is super responsive. Trail 19 is about 700 feet from the cabin. Great value."

"The cabin is beautiful and right by the lake, the host is very responsive, friendly and helpful. We hat a perfect getaway!"

"Great stay. Our host was very responsive. Place was very clean and in a great location to snowmobile trails plus close to local restaurants. "

"Nicole was a wonderful host, and the home was fantastic. We can't wait to return. Maybe snowmobiling or SxS."

"Ann and Rudy are so responsive and helpful! The cabin is as described - lovely interiors and spacious. I stayed in the master suite on the 1st floor and that bed is to die for. Great en suite as well. My friends stayed in the other rooms and both reported enjoying their spaces. We didn't use the downstairs but if we had wanted to, it would have been a great additional space for another person or couple. And the fun and games down there were almost enough to entice us away from our writing retreat. The kitchen was equipped with nearly everything we need (I did bring my own stand mixer - but I'm a baker!). We also had everything else we could have asked for in terms of snow shovels, brooms, sleds (if we had been adventurous enough), de-icing, extra towels, blankets, etc. Seriously, such a fun space and shout out to Ray, the helpful neighbor who tugged me out of a snowbank in the drive way (lesson learned!). "