The main lodge was attractive and the staff member we dealt with was pleasant and sympathetic to our issue. To get to all the rooms, one must navigate a steep section of the parking lot (I slipped despite walking slowly and carefully), cross a road, and walk a bit. To get to our room we then had to negotiate 12 uneven stone steps down, inadequately lit, without full handrails, then climb 14 steps to the entry level to our unit. The bedroom was up another 12 steps, some of which were like those in a circular stairway. Nowhere on the inn's website is this mentioned. My husband had recent back surgery and navigating this was a nightmare. We never would have booked this inn if we had known and I think the hotel is dishonest in omitting it. The staff member, when questioned, said that they heard similar complaints "all the time." At my request he contacted an off-site manager and after 2 phone calls she agreed to release us from the following 2-night reservation, so we stayed only one night. I can't believe our room would pass any ADA inspection.