Casas vacacionales en Greenback

“The host was welcoming and the house clean and cozy. The layout with the bedrooms was great! Everyone got their own spaces to get away. Check-in and check-out couldn't be easier. The host responded to any correspondence quickly. We would happily stay here again.”

“The hosts were very accommodating for us to check in early. The back yard was great for our dog. We watched Jan and her riding lessons with her students!! Jan and Rob were great to talk to !! The area was beautiful. Bed , towels , and everything was so good. They even had ice for us - which rarely happens. We brought a bag and left it We love to return again. We got the horses!! They are beautiful. ”

“Such a great place to stay and such an easy drive to downtown. We plan to stay here again.”

“We had a wonderful stay. The pictures do not do the apartment justice. Everything is brand new and high quality. From the Nespresso machine to the towel warmer, our host thought of everything. This apartment is the lower level walkout of a single-family home. There is a separate driveway and entrance for the apartment. The electronic lock made check in super easy. The first thing that I noticed was that it smelled so good inside! It was immaculately clean. It is very spacious with plenty of...

“Great location! Host is very welcoming. Dogs are very friendly. Cool and interesting the way the hanger is turned into home!”

“The listing was very deceptive. It shows a nice ranch house but reality is it’s a very low ceiling small basement, but you have to enter going down a steep set of steps and incline to go round to the back of the house to enter the basement. The listing also says there’s a kitchenette not exactly true just a microwave coffee maker and a few paper cups plastic forks. The worst problem is there is no thermostat to control the temperature. The area was extremely cold. Probably no warmer than 60. I...

“Loved it! Very welcoming home for a restful night’s stay for my family.”

“No me gusto que hay cámaras dentro de la propiedad no hay privacidad”