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"Wonderful Staff"

"Our stay at The Laurel Wood was absolutely amazing! The staff went over and beyond to make our visit special from start to finish. Everyone was so helpful and welcoming. The room was spotless and beautifully maintained, and the jacuzzi at night was an unforgettable experience — a total must-do! One of our favorite moments was lighting the fireplace with the kids, which created such a cozy, memorable family atmosphere. We can’t wait to come back. Highly recommend The Laurel Wood for a relaxing and family-friendly getaway!"

"The room was clean and well organized. The staff were all incredible! "

"Stayed at Vieline as Wildwood was closed. Upscale hotel. You were greeted with ton of friendly service. Upon checkin you were offered champagne. The room was nice. The AC unit was very loud and the in room phone did not work. Overall the hotel was nice. "

"If you're looking to travel back in time to 1997, this condo might be your portal. The condo was spacious, clean, and decorated by grandma. Imagine doilies, dried flowers, an array of crafty wall art, and personal photos from the last 30 years. It's not so much “vintage” as it is “hasn't been updated because why mess with the style everyone loves?” The underpowered microwave was the original from 1997. Now, for those brave enough to scale the near-vertical stairs to the loft: congratulations—you’ve passed your ninja warrior training. Air conditioning? Oh no, according to the management, “it's not needed in the mountains". The loft was hot and stuffy, with only one low window that opens to an enclosed staircase. One fan provided was loud, and the other was inefficient. The mattresses were lumpy, and one of the bed frames offered a squeak symphony with every movement. As for amenities provided with the huge property fee: the pool and hot tub were technically there. Covered like hidden treasures, we had no idea we were supposed to uncover them ourselves. The game room, meanwhile, was the teens’ personal lair until it suddenly displayed a mysterious "closed for cleaning" sign. Each day, we tried to speak to the management near the pool, but the door was locked and no one appeared to be inside. And finally, the listing claimed “luxury rental.” If square footage alone was luxury, then yes—this was a palatial estate but for other comforts, you'll need to manage your expectations."