Search Chalets in Cumberland from CA $90

"This hotel did not honor the price from my online booking and I was never able to get to speak to a manager who could rectify the significant overcharge. The parking situation is difficult especially if you are traveling with a person who has mobility issues. The rooms were nicely appointed and beds were comfortable, but overall this was not a positive travel experience for us."

"Breakfast was good, the usual hotel breakfast. Our stay was very good, safe, quiet, and reasonable. The only thing I would mention the bathroom was small, but very clean. "

"My towels were horribly stained - brown spots all over them. Walls are incredibly thin. Staff was friendly. "

"Great place"

"This was the perfect place to stay while in town for a friend’s wedding. The home was beautiful, clean, and had everything that we would need for a comfortable and relaxing weekend away! "

"Great stay. Clean and very nice staff. Easy to get around and easy to find. "

"The room looked like it had new LVP tile but whoever did the tile was awful. There was half inch and quarter inch gaps between the tiles. The bathroom door looked like it been roughed up where people had scraped along it, etc. but it looked recently painted the eye hole on the front door. The glass was missing so people that were next-door outside smoking the smoke would come in through that hole and the weatherstripping at the bottom of the door was missing so we could smell the smoke come in through that the linens were clean the room was you know clean so that wasn’t an issue? I have photos if needed. I probably won’t come back to this days and again the staff was very nice and very helpful. We only had one set of towels, but we asked for another set and they provided it. They just need to upgrade facility."

"Hotel was nice, but I recommend getting a room on the top floor. I could hear the people above as they walked and kids running through their room."

"We love getting to spend time walking the trails around the cabin, relaxing in the hot tub, drinking coffee on the front porch, and venturing into town."