The owners need to fix the side room entrance porch railing. It's very loose and not very sturdy when holding it to come up the steps to get to the room. Inside the room, the vinyl venetian blind over the door window is falling apart. I was so tempted to go to Canadian Tire and buy and install a new one where you can pick one up for less than 20 bucks. Our room is out of date and looks like it's stuck in the 70's. The bathroom towels feel hard because they're probably hung to dry outside after washing them. The old and antiquated hot tub is not very handicap friendly as my wife could not get in easily since there are no hand grips or bars to get in safely. There is a path in the nearby woods, but we opted out of walking in it since one of our friends got a tick on his forearm after he emerged from the snowmobile path from a walk. In summer, it's full of mosquitoes and blackflies, so sitting outside on the very old and faded lawn chairs is out of the question. Breakfast was very good but, instead of really nice napkins, we were given folded paper towels instead. I mean, come on! The signage to the inn is by the side of the highway and not very easy to see and easy to miss the inn especially in the dark. Because of it's remote location, there is very few competition in the county. The owners seem friendly enough though. read more