Upon arrival, the property felt more like an old hostel than the hotel we expected. It's located on a sharp curve next to the railroad in what appears to be a converted saloon. The building was cluttered and didn't feel particularly welcoming, and as a single mom traveling with my son, I didn't feel comfortable staying there.
Check-in was confusing because no one was at the front desk, and I had to call Expedia to reach someone on site. The staff member was friendly and showed us to our room, but the online listing was misleading. I booked a deluxe cabin with a double bed, expecting a private cabin, but instead we were given a very small room inside the main building with no window, a connecting door to the neighboring room, and paper-thin walls. The layout also raised some fire safety concerns.
The bed was comfortable, but the noise made it difficult to sleep. The guests next door were loud most of the evening, there were no apparent quiet hours, and every time they opened their door it shook our shared connecting door, startling both me and my son. Around 11 p.m., an extremely loud old coffee maker started running, which was the final straw. We chose to check out after one night instead of staying for our second.