The Superior Bunkhouse, a Cozy 16 X 24 Cabin near Grand Marais MN and Hovland MN

Thank you so much! We hope you and your family come back to visit!

So sorry for the missing dish soap! Not sure if someone used it all or mistakenly took it. If you had let us know you could have retrieved one from main cabin. There are dish towels in drawers of the grey cabinet which is right there in the main room as well as in the blue tub under counter. If you had just popped me a text, which I encourage everyone to do at any time, we could have solved that one very quickly. I did not receive any message about this.

Thank you Jared, so pleased that you enjoyed your stay. Love it when renters are willing to dialogue about questions they have. The goal is to make your stay the very best! We hope you come back again!

Thanks so much!

We very much appreciate the feedback and we look forward to making the bunkhouse a more perfect experience.

So sorry for missing dish soap and limited drinking water supply. This was an unusual circumstance as the renters who left prior to your visit had used far more water than anyone in the past. With all our previous renters, we found they used no more than one 5 gallon container per day and most less for drinking/cooking. In the future we will need to inform people further that water is not without limit but that we allow for one 5 gallon container per day for drinking/cooking. The large white tank is for wash water. I don't know that you used it. My apologizes for the missing dish soap. The dish soap did disappear - it was at the sink prior to your arrival but it may have been overlooked if someone used it up the last day or mistakenly took it. We fixed that by you taking one from the other cabin. I was not made aware of any other dish washing essentials that were not there. As for the incinerating toilet, my close down instructions to you were that you did not have to do anything with the ash cauldron as you were there only 3 days nor has anyone else over the summer for that duration so I don't understand you complaining when you had to do nothing? For a longer stay, then it would need to be emptied which simply means unhooking the lower front panel, clicking the latch to pull pan out and dumping in covered pail outside then returning it to its place. It is an incinerating toilet which means everything is burned to an ash so one cannot let it overflow or it can burn out the coil, disabling the toilet. Its no different than emptying an ash tray or fire pit ash. It is totally burnt and clean to handle the cauldron when cool. It beats trying to clean up a water based toilet or using an "outhouse" by a very long way as it stays very clean.