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"Excellent! No problems whatsoever! "

"The front desk help was very friendly and cheerful!"

"Friendly check-in. I was on my motorcycle, and the check-in lady gave me an old washcloth to wipe off the road dust from my bike, and she told me to keep it. She also told me about some of the sites to visit in Paris. Clean, quiet, and near stores and restaurants. And, the police department was just one block away, giving me a safe, secure feeling."

"Friendly staff "

"Always like this place"

"It was very peaceful and we loved it"

"Nice room. Appears updated although bathroom ignored. Hate midget toilets! No cable TV but internet, so I streamed on my own subscriptions. $100 deposit on top of room rate to be refunded if you don’t steal anything. Never heard of that but they said ppl steal their pillows, towels, microwaves. Puhleeze! Who does that? Said someone brought a chicken into the room cause it was their therapy chicken. Can’t make this up! 😂 But all-in-all, I hope to get a decent night’s sleep and receive a refund for my $100 deposit after they check my room and see that everything is still here and no pets were smuggled into the room. "

"Loved my stay! The smell of cedar and the crackling fire place warmed my heart! Thanks for sharing."

"First of all the area is beautiful and the property is amazing. The detail the host put into the location is outstanding. Anyone who loves The Hobbit will love this place. However, it is not for anyone with mobility issues. To get to the sleeping areas or only bathroom you need to be able to step up over a large and wide threshold from the big round door. To reach the toilet you need to be able to step up into the closet it is locate in, and to get into the beds you need to be able to jump up a bit or climb over the side rails. (think of the scene where Frodo is in the giant bed after being rescued from Mt Doom) This is that bed, though instead of being made for elves it is made for large Northmen. All hobbits, and dwarves will need assistance to climb in. My wife has serious mobility issues and only with great difficulty was able to get into the lowest bed. Even so she loved our stay and was glad to have had the experience. The experience is worth the trouble, but if you are unable to navigate steps or handle getting up and down from high places (or low seats) this may not be for you. "