Encuentra Hoteles que aceptan mascotas en Shaver Lake

“La propietària és encantadora i t'ofereix tota la seva hospitalitat, perquè et sentis un convidat a casa seva. Es troba dins un ranxo molt tranquil. Els esmorzars, preparats al moment e la seva cuina, són memorables. Et dona recomanacions sobre els parcs naturals, com arribar-hi, que veure, etc.”

“ESTUVIMOS MUY CONTENTOS EN LA PROPIEDAD. EL PERSONAL ES MUY AMABLE. TIENEN KAREOKE POR LA NOCHE. LAS CABAÑAS ESTAN LIMPIAS Y FUE UNA MUY BUENA EXPERIENCIA, EN ESPECIAL PARA NUESTRA JOVEN DE 13 AÑOS”

“Very friendly personnel and cute hotel”

“Myself and two young daughters stayed in the dome and absolutely loved it. Right off the main road. Easy access to everything. Only recommendations is bring extra blankets, there are heaters but it still gets cold. Otherwise very was great! ”

“The house was very well stocked with kichen needs and pillows etc. Very clean. the shower tiles could use some bleaching but everything else was pretty spotless. Nice decor all throughout the entire house very thoughful items in kitchen.”

“Nice little house! Cool updated bathroom and near everything at Shaver Lake! There is no air conditioning but there's always a nice breeze with fans and windows open. Summer days can get a bit warm inside, but is quite comfy at night. Great size for just two people.”

“We had a great stay at SnowPark cabin! Our family of 4 fit perfectly. It is a cozy space and offers two different deck areas. Downstairs there are two bedrooms (one room has two bunkbeds, the other is a queen bed). Upstairs is the primary bedroom (which also includes a washer/dryer) but only has a half bath. The main level has the only shower/ tub so that is something to be aware of. Located in a great area with easy walking access to the cute little community pond. ”

“We had a very relaxing stay. It was comfortable and dog friendly. We didn’t bbq but it was there, we cooked breakfast and went out for dinner. It’s a beautiful, quiet setting and we loved sitting on the deck with the dogs enjoying the birds singing and watching the gray squirrels.”