186 Rooms. Every Single One Has a Balcony.
There's no interior floor plan hiding here — when the architects laid this building out, a private balcony facing either the water or the pine courtyard was non-negotiable for every room, top to bottom.
Three Layouts, Three Different Trips
Fireside Room
320 square feet facing the interior pine garden and its fire pit. This is what most solo travelers and short ski weekenders end up booking, and for good reason — you're rarely in the room long enough to miss the lake view.
Lake View Room
Same 320 square feet, but the balcony opens straight onto the water. On floors five and up, you can watch the sunrise over the lake without leaving bed — guests mention this more than almost anything else in their reviews.
Harbor Suite
620 square feet split across a bedroom and a separate living room, with a wet bar, a soaking tub, and a wraparound lake-facing balcony that runs the width of the suite. This is the anniversary and extended-stay pick.
What Comes With Every Room, Not Just the Expensive Ones
We looked at what guests kept requesting anyway and just built it into the standard room, instead of turning it into an add-on line item.
- Wi-Fi across the whole property, no login codes to hunt for
- A stocked mini fridge and in-room coffee
- Blackout curtains and a balcony door that actually blocks outside noise
- Either a walk-in rain shower or a soaking tub, depending on the room
- A smart TV set up for your own streaming logins
- Same-day housekeeping, if you ask for it
Maintenance Gets Handled Same-Day, Not Same-Week
Every stay includes daily housekeeping, with turndown available on request for Lake View Rooms and the Harbor Suite. If something in the room needs fixing during your stay, front desk requests are usually resolved within the hour, not passed along to be dealt with tomorrow.
Pick Your Dates
See what's actually available for when you're planning to come up.