Find hotels near Laurel-Jones County Library, Laurel from AED 185

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"The cottage is very clean and comfortable. The hostess is very thoughtful and provides special touches that make your stay feel like home. She is very easy to contact and responds immediately. "

"The room was spotless and had tons of character. Great location! Once we parked we just walked becauseoerything was so cli"

"We didn't meet the host but the amenities were fine, as promised."

"Friendly staff"

"Reception desk staff person was friendly and kind. The room is large and comfortable. However, the floors and sink are not very clean."

"Thank you for another wonderful stay! This beautiful home has space for everyone. We enjoyed the outdoor fireplace this year! "

"Our hostess was wonderful. We’d had a full day and were ready to relax. I loved this stay for some very personal reasons. Most people might not understand. My home is 120 years old, with uneven floors, character galore, at every turn…and the friendly creaks of doors and floors are like whispers of old souls/clouds of witnesses watching over our days and nights like a comfortable wink of peaceful encouragement from another time. This place was like “home” for my wife, dog, and I. We slept very well and we wished we could have stayed longer. It reminded me of staying in my grandmothers Victorian home, as a little boy. The only thing missing, was the “tick -tock” of her old kitchen clock. The decor was elegant and thoughtful, with a nod to relaxation. It gave me the calm you get, after a tough day, when you take your boots off, put up your feet, and wiggle your toes. This property is meticulously maintained and has modern amenities, without losing a smidgeon of character. Oh my goodness Monique. Your VRBO won our hearts. I am not young, and I had my second hip replacement in August, but I took my time on the steps, and I was not threatened by them at all. They have anti-slip strips on them. The railings are strong and those beautiful worn steps are a wonder to me. I engaged them, thinking about the many feet which trod on them…who were they? What did they do? I want to encourage people to be a part of the experience. Fully take it in. Thanks Monique. Well done!"