ザ ロッジ アット ヴァン フック(The Lodge at Van Hook)

Property was clean and quiet. Satellite tv didn’t work and one heater didn’t work, no compensation for them, owner said they would fix on Monday, sorry we only had it for the weekend. Will stay again, just will complain earlier in the stay!

Particular lights in the very small cabin did not work television did not work when brought up to management at the main office we were told that “they don’t like whiners” and we can “f-ing leave”. I don’t feel that we were being whiners. We paid a lot of money to stay in a very small cabin. At least the lights and TV could’ve worked.

The beds were very comfortable and the outlay of the two bedrooms were nice. Need to have fly swatters in every cabin and it would be very nice to have at least paper cups and a roll of paper towels. I would suggest furnishing some utensils and some cooking items. We plan to be back next year.

Everything was perfect but the bed, it was quite uncomfortable, but we managed!

A lot smaller then I thought. We had an issue and it was never taken care just put on the back burner. All in all the stay was just ok.

It was a great little cabin. Way cooler than just renting a hotel room. It's 8 separate cabins. Like on South Beach in sunny FL calls em bungalows and charge's an arm and a leg,we here in ND call em cabins and there damn near the same price of a hotel room.Two 👍👍!

I like the privacy and I love the wood facade. I like I can cook for myself.Very homey!

cabins are cute, all the conveniences of a house. great tv and cable. comfortable furniture. could be leather. bring your own cooking and eating hardware.

The area around the cabin is very quiet and peaceful. The cabin itself is clean and well kept. The check process could be better though as the cabins are located off site away from the motel where you must sign-in. It would be nice if they would list on the website that you must bring all of your own cups, glasses, dishes, etc. There is a small drip coffee maker in the cabin. On the website, it would help if they would list the type of coffee maker available and to bring your own cups. My feeling is they could provide one pack of coffee and styrofoam cups for $140 per night. To get a cup of coffee one needs to drive close to a mile.