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"Met overall expectation"

"Although the Postcard Cabin had its quirks, overall the stay was not satisfactory. When we first arrived, everything seemed really nice and picture perfect. We turned the fan on and saw all the little extra details added for this experience. The fan turned on and off every 5 minutes, we tried to turn it off, but it would not budge. Then at night we tried to shower, I saw the sign that said limited water, but there was hot water for 4 minutes and then it automatically turned freezing cold. It was quite a shock at such a late hour. The pillows were flat and uncomfortable and we found some ladies hair behind where our heads lay. We understand that people have used this location before us, but this hair was in plain sight (we don't have long black hair). Lastly, not sure what the high property fee was for, because this spot was definitely not worth the amount I paid a night. Overall, we would not choose to return to this spot due to the high price and lower quality than expected. "

"We enjoyed our stay. "

"Clean room, courteous staff and great morning breakfast. Will definitely stay again! "

"Easy check-in , wonderful staff and service."

"We got a big room but the moment we entered there was a strong smell of cigarette. Generally clean room. I spoke with the receptionist the next day. He was willing to give us a room at the 3rd floor but good thing I declined as my relatives who got a room at the 3rd floor said, the noise could be heard and there was so much through the night. Someone even knocked at their door middle of the night!"

"Staff was so friendly. The room was not as advertised. I requested an accessible suite. There was no way a rolator walker or wheel chair could get into the bathroom. The "suite" had a sofa but no club chairs...just empty space. Our friends could not attend due to illness, so thank goodness we did not need to host them in our room before our New Years Eve event."

"We enjoyed our stay in this beautiful location. The current administration should invest funds in the National Parks, rather than divesting from them, and rather than spending untold, mismanaged, hundreds of millions on ballrooms and personal jets. This historied encampment deserves to be kept up in a more intentional way for our children and grandchildren. Can you imagine what Skyland would look like if just a handful of millions going toward a gilded jet were spent on the deep cleaning and deferred maintenance it requires? "