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Thanks Bobby! We are so glad you and your friends had a good time. Please come back and see us.

Thanks for the great review! We look forward to hosting you and yours again in the future.

Thanks so much, Nicole. We hope you will visit us again in the future!

Kathy, thanks so much for your review! We welcome the opportunity to host your next vacation. Warm Regards, Nancy B.

Thanks so much, Mary. I have to tell you - the cleaning crew was really surprised to find how immaculate you left the house! Thank you for taking such good care of our little slice of heaven. We truly cannot wait to get our back porch put back on. We absolutely love watching the sunrises from there. Please allow us to host your family again in the future. Warm Regards, Nancy B.

That's Great, Josh. So glad you and your family had a good time. When you said you had children coming, we couldn't wait to put up a Christmas tree for you all. Please come back and see us again! Happy New Year!

Thanks, Becca! We truly enjoyed hosting you and your family. Glad you got some fishing time in. Please come back and visit soon!

Thank you, Sandra. We are so glad you and your family enjoyed your stay and look forward to hosting you again soon!

Hi Angela - thanks for the review. Sorry about the AC going out on you all. Miller Air is awesome and we are so grateful for them coming out on a Holiday Weekend and on a Saturday night no less! We took your husband's recommendation and have had two mini-splits installed this past week and had the conventional AC removed on the north end of the house. We also had the windows in back tinted to help with the sun coming off the lake, until we can get the back porch replaced. We did look into a sunshade for the back porch area, but unfortunately, the only way to tether it would be to attach anchors to the wall or back of the roof, so we ended up purchasing a screen tent and hope that will suffice until we can get the back porch replaced. We hope you all will come back and see us before your lake house is finished! Best, Nancy B

Hi Jeffrey - thank you very much for this information. We thought the larger couch was a bit too comfortable and decided to firm it up a bit for our elderly tenants. We did notice the tiny hole in the back of the loveseat, but decided not to replace the living room set, as the rest of it was in nice shape and this is a rental. We will have it repaired. Unfortunately, I can't do much about the bugs. These midges come 4 to 5 times a year. Lake Placid is an environmentally sensitive lake and therefore, the state does not allow us to treat the lake. Fogging and misting the grass only lasts a few hours, so it is one of those situations where you just have to ride the storm out. Sometimes they are only here for a day, sometimes they last 3 days. It really depends on the climate and breeze. I do apologize about the aromatic smells from the sheets. The cleaning crew were told Not to use anything scented. The tenants before you, left the scented detergent and the crew must have used what was onsite and disregarded my request. Thank you for pointing out the ceiling fans. Those will be cleaned this week. The house has been completely redone after hurricane Irma, down to the walls and repainted inside and outside this past year. We are currently in the process of rebuilding the attached laundry room and plan on having that completed by the new year. Again - I am very sorry you had to deal with those bugs. It ruins any kind of outing there. The locals have just learned to deal with it over the years. We would like to make it up to you and can offer you another stay in the future at a discount, if you wish. Just let me know when you would like to stay. Thanks again, Nancy B

Thanks so much for your review, Judy. We so appreciate hosting great tenants such as you two. Please come back and stay at the Noodle House!

Thanks Mike! I so glad everything ended up working out for you and your friend.

Thank you for this great review, Kathy. The midges or blind mosquitoes as the locals call them, are a problem here on Lake Placid. Due to the environmentally sensitive nature of the lake, it is not treated with any chemicals and is actually tested periodically for phytoplankton growth, nitrogen run off from citrus groves, etc . . . The life span of these pesky insects is about three days. Our lovely warm humid weather coupled with a good amount of rain periodically, allows them to nest in the grass and surrounding lake edge. They can make quite a mess and we are thankful they do not bite! This area of Florida makes for the midges, a perfect life cycle and unfortunately, there is No Cure. We treat our grass and the shrubbery, but it only lasts about 5 hours. Luckily, they only show up about five or six times a year. They are highly unpredictable and we never know when they are coming. The locals have kind of gotten used to them and just chalk it up as part of living the lake life. I do apologize that you had to deal with them. I am happy to offer you a discounted stay in the future, should you decide to stay with us again. Just remind me when you book and we will take care of you. Happy holidays to you and your family. Nancy B.

Thanks so much, Shayna. We try to make our cottage a refuge with all the comforts of home. So glad you all enjoyed yourselves. Our next project is to create more of a white sandy beach. Since the lake has come up, we don't have much beach left. Looking forward to your next visit here on Lake Placid!