Cabana rústica para cães com banheira de hidromassagem relaxante; terrenos vedados; trilhas

We paid <$100/night mid-week and felt like that was a heck of a deal for a duplex cabin! These accommodations are generally more luxurious than a hotel room, (i.e. you get a warm and tranquil fireplace, a small couch, a fully-stocked kitchen so you can cook your favorite meals and save money). (Note that we did not appear to have a dedicated BBQ, the master bedroom bed was a little uncomfortable, and as this is a duplex you will hear your neighbors if you have them). We were able to add our 2 small dogs at $20 each/night, which was much more reasonable than paying a dog sitter and they could enjoy our vacation with us! (Note that the dogs are not allowed on the furniture). Oh, and even though I am pretty well-coordinated, those stairs are pretty treacherous!

Overall it was an OK experience. We were mostly disappointed by the lack of basic necessities that are provided at any hotel or BnB. We needed to go out and purchase things like tissues, salt, pepper, sugar, a frying pan to cook in, etc. The overall look of the place was quite charming, however that staircase is VERY narrow and dangerous. Finally, as a dog owner, I would like to note that this cabin advertises itself as being “dog friendly”, however upon receiving the property guide info (one week before the trip) you are informed of the “petiquette” rules. No dogs on the furniture (bed included), no barking, etc. From the moment of our arrival we were bombarded with a list of all of the things that we cannot do. It made the whole visit feel unwelcoming.

Quaint 2 story cabin, ideal for max 4 people. Stays nice and toasty for those fall days/nights.small but functional motion and bath. Big yard for kids or dogs to play, and yard is blocked off at nights to protect from bears. I’d rent it again! All stores within a mile or 2.

Tahoe experience.