Paradise
Review Submitted: August 5, 2009
Date of Stay: July 2009
My fiance and I recently spent three nights at this wonderful cottage. We wished then, and continue to wish today, that it could have been three decades (at least).
Though my words, like any pictures, will not do justice to a simply magical place, I feel compelled to at least try. For everything about this storybook cottage is spectacular, from its awe inspiring physical setting to the top of the line appliances that grace its kitchen. Indeed, the cottage possesses an almost ethereal quality about it, an uncanny ability to make one feel fully relaxed, ensconced in comfort, and completely at home.
Spotlessly clean, meticulously detailed, and infinitely inviting, we both pouted like children when we had to leave. Apparently, we're not the only ones to have had this reaction. In fact, the folks that occupied the cottage before us left family photos about, apparently in an effort to co-opt the place for themselves. Oh, were it only that easy. Oh, if only I could have had that brilliant, and deeply understood, idea.
Adoptive efforts aside, the cottage remains under the loving care of Brad and Vicki, and two nicer people do not exist on this planet. We were fortunate enough to spend a little time with these fine people, and we consider ourselves far richer for having made the acquaintance of two new friends.
It's just not like me to gush about a place so effusively; as I'm anything but the easiest guy to impress. Still, of all the places I have ever stayed, I can honestly, and without any hesitation, state that this storybook cottage is hands down the finest. I cannot recommend any place, or anything, more highly.
We will be back; and, next time, I'm bringing our family photos. Bigger ones.
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