While the resort is isolated and relatively quiet, noise from the hallways and neighboring guests can be an issue in some rooms. Additionally, there are multi-room homes available for small groups and families. The resort also offers several suites, such as the Moss Glen Suite, which has a separate bedroom, living room with fireplace, and a kitchenette with an electric range, dishwasher, microwave, and toaster. Bathrooms are clean, if less impeccably contemporary than the main guest rooms, with light gray tiled walls and floors, June Jacobs bath products (though pump dispensers seemed a bit clumsy), large granite vanities, and antique-style light fixtures on large mirrors.

The flannel-padded headboards are a nice touch over the excellent beds, which are made up with duvets, red blankets, and brown-and-red throw pillows.Īll rooms feature 42-inch flat-screen TVs, desks, safes, Keurig coffeemakers, irons, iPod dock alarm clocks, and individually controlled air-conditioning as well as one comfortable white chair, while Executive Rooms have mini-fridges as well as walk-in closets. Dark walnut furniture has clean, Scandinavian lines and details like potted plants, wood-slat shutters, and funky table lamps all contribute to the appeal. Decor is the same across most room categories, and white walls are hung with abstract leaf prints and trendy black-and white vintage images while tan plaid carpets run throughout.

The hotel’s modern aesthetic carries through to its guest rooms, which are chic, simple, and warm at the same time.

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