Sharon
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We had a great experience
Ashland Springs HotelThe dog friendly rooms are on the third floor with a direct entrance from the parking lot. There are a fair number of rules including that the dog has to go in and out this back door only (which was fine with us). The wonderful restaurant, Larks, set up a table for us in the lobby where we had an excellent meal. They did have to check with a manager so I don’t know if they’d do this every time, but we were fortunate to have we an amazing three course meal in the beautiful lobby (decorated for the holidays) while our dog lay peacefully at our feet. They will also bring it to your room. The room was a little small (we booked the Boutique Queen) but we were only there for one night and spent very little time in the room. We took the getaway package - $188 for a boutique Queen with a $75 credit at Larks, movie tickets (which we couldn’t do) and access to the sauna and spa rooms (also didn’t have time to do). The Larks credit alone was worth it.
Dec. 03, 2023
Cozy in the winter
Callahan's Mountain LodgeAs indicated by other travelers, the whole property is dog friendly. There are roaring fires throughout the hotel in the winter, including in our room. The bar and restaurant had a great ambiance, with live music. Overall the hotel was rustic, cozy and welcoming. We will be making this a regular stop on our north/south drives.
Nov. 19, 2023
