Meilleurs appart'hôtels pour les week-ends à Aroda

« The property exceeded my expectations. It advertised as being on a lake. I was expecting a small lake or pond. It was absolutely gorgeous! The fridge and cabinets were stocked with condiments and fresh eggs. We didn't expect that but we're very appreciative We were able to build a bonfire and relax on the dock I hope to be able to return soon »

« You can tell they've tried to do some upgrades tk the motel, but the bathroom needed more work. The tub wasn't really clean. The drain had leftover water sitting in it and the floor was dirty. There were also bugs in the tub. There were flies in our room and we had to leave the door open to get them out. The front staff was nice and the check in process was smooth and quick. We only stayed 1 night. This may be for someone who wants a quick stay, not those who are looking for anything...

« Une nuit dans cette luxation très très très vieillots. Surprenant pouf les états-unis. Je pense que les chambres du bâtiment principal sont mieux que les maisons entières. La nôtre datait d’au moins 100 ans ! Par contre le personnel est très gentil et le restaurant très correct. Magnifique cadre et belle piscine »

« We had a lovely stay! »

« C’était parfait »

« We rented this home for four nights, and it was an amazing property with a front view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It has both a front and rear yard. Waking up in the morning was beautiful, especially sitting on the front porch watching the farm animals do their daily routines. Looking over the goats and cattle against the horizon of the mountain was stunning. The home itself was immaculate; the bathrooms, kitchen, and bedrooms were spotless. Thank you, Carrie, for meeting our expectations. We...

« Seul désir est le manque d’insonorité des chambres, sinon tout est parfait »

« Très bon hôtel, propre, chambre parfaite . petit déjeuner très bien. »

« This glamping cabin is a great place to stay! Jen and all her critters were awesome, the cabin was very comfy with VERY warm and cozy blankets for our stay during some chilly nights. It IS camping. The cabin isn't heated (there isn't even a solid door, just a screen and a curtain), and you'll need to haul your water (it's a short jaunt and not hard if you just fill a small jug each day). I highly recommend renting a camp stove from Jen if you aren't bringing your own as this was much easier than...