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“Never disappoints!”

“The property served our needs for a one night stay in Caroga Lake. Finding the place was a bit of a nightmare. We had no wireless service in the area and the host did not provide very good directions. As we had no cell phone service, we could not call the host. We ended up going to the pist office and we were fortunate that a gentleman who was picking up his mail helped direct us to the unit otherwise we would have never found it. The unit was a bit rustic for my wife’s taste. Also, there were...

“Great vibes and great views. Peaceful, art-filled space for a lovely weekend alone. Comfortable bed. I spent a lot of time on the screened in patio watching the lake. Quiet street, perfect for walking or biking.”

“Enjoyed our stay. Great fire pit.”

“So cute! Only a few blocks away from the lake. The Dollar General is 30 seconds walk. While yes there is a fire dept the tones aren't bad at all. The fire pit is awesome, but bring your bug spray!”

“Great location with a beautiful house. ”

“We had an amazing stay at the Old Timerline Inn. The ”

“Everything was new and clean. Conveniently located in / near Caroga Town. Easy to get in and out of the cabin. Appreciated the extra set of instructions / cabin information to check throughout out, and selection of board games. ”

“Cute cabin with everything we could have needed. Very clean, working fireplace, close to restaurants, and host was very responsive. Hope to come back during warmer weather!”

“The house was beautiful! The house was very clean and accommodating. Family friendly, the kids loved the game room. You’re so close to town if you need to pop in and grab a few last minute things, but far enough away for peace and quiet. Frank was an amazing host. We enjoyed our time there. The property is gorgeous. I will definitely be recommending this property to everyone I know who is looking for a house to stay in Caroga Lake!”

“ Very disappointed from the moment we pulled up to the property. Rubb”

“We loved the place but the sulfur water was tough to get past”