Guests consistently praise the peaceful location next to the waterfall and walking distance to town. Rooms feel modern yet grounded, with highlights like heated floors, record players, and private balconies or patios. The self-serve model is noted—staff are friendly and quick to help during office hours, but late arrivals require using codes or remote check-in. Cleanliness and comfort rate highly, though a few travelers point out issues with room assignment, some units with less-desirable views (like the parking lot), and added resort fees that can feel steep. Most guests leave with lasting appreciation for the ambiance, dog-friendly policy, and easy access to Woodstock’s restaurants and music. The main drawbacks mentioned are high nightly rates, underwhelming coffee service on occasion, limited onsite amenities (no gym, restaurant, or pool), and service hiccups outside desk hours. Still, repeat stayers and couples point to the setting, unique details, and quality beds as reasons to return.