We’re disappointed to have spent our only evening at Quentin’s A-frame cabin bundled in coats and hats, frozen at the dinner table, our food cold before our first bite. For the price, we expected a much warmer, inviting space.
After reading the description and looking through the photos, we were looking forward to a very cozy, welcoming stay at a secluded retreat. Instead we arrived at an uninviting, dark cabin in a crowded lot with many neighbors in close ear shot, and walked in to find a freezing space with an unreachable thermostat behind a padlocked case. When we contacted Quentin to see why the heat wasn’t working, he mentioned there was a heating outage from the gas company, which would have been crucial to know before arriving since that night the temperate was in the high 30s. The alternate central heat never brought any warmth either, so we spent the evening huddled in coats and hats next to the cabin’s one small space heater, and struggled to fall asleep under in the icy situation under one thin blanket. (No extra blankets or linens were available, though perhaps more were hidden behind one of the many padlocked cabinets or closets?)
Aside from the gas/heat outage and failure to mention the heat situation, the A-frame cottage was a cool spot to see with a nice view of the tress and creek out back through a large wall of windows. We hope it's more charming in warmer months.