Appartamenti a Eastern Panhandle

“The posting warns about low ceilings and insects. I'm 6'1" and did fine, just watched my head on the step. I did see one spider, but otherwise very clean and not buggy. My only other criticism is there is one small trash can in the kitchen area and not the bathroom. Very cute and very comfortable, especially for just one night. My wife complimented it multiple times during our short time there.”

“The condo was extremely dirty with dry wall all over the floor and counters that got all over all our clothes. Had musty smell. Owner did not disclose that downstairs was also a VRBO and we thought it was a spa and heard people yelling and arguing at 2am. Overall negative experience would not recommend. Oh also AC barely worked was very hot ”

“Everything was perfect! We (and our dogs) really enjoyed the seclusion and total lack of fireworks. We rented the cabin with an explicit desire to leave fireworks behind... The cabin is well-equipped and very cozy. We were glad there was no snow or ice since the road leading to the cabin is uphill for a big stretch and at times quite narrow.”

“Great location. We'll kept up.”

“Great Experience!”

“Small but appropriately priced.”

“Loved being so close to the old town; was able to walk to a lot of places. Great to have an assigned parking spot in a lot behind the building. Enjoyed staying here a lot!”

“Place is just as described. Really cute. Large living room dining room and bedroom. Cute old fashioned kitchen. All tastefully decorated and well stocked. Starter coffee. A little strange configuration with bathroom as door to it from bedroom and dining area, but it really was not a problem for a couple. Right next to train but only had horn once in early eve and once in morning. Really easy walk to everywhere. Nice pub across street, and counter style diner just down street. Really...

“Property was excellent. Hope to stay there again. Had good conversation with Mikey Battle. ”

“Lovely, comfortable, clean apartment. Host responsive to request for fans and extra blankets. Across street from a beautiful historic library. ”

“We were given some devastating news in mid October that our dog not only had cancer but that it had metastasized and said goodbye to her on 11/7. If we thought we were heartbroken when we got that news, it wasn’t even close to the pain we’ve felt and continue to feel since our goodbye. This was a last minute trip to try to keep our minds pre-occupied from our profound sadness. I referred to it as our distraction trip but it wasn’t so much since we visited the area several times in the past with...