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The Meyers was not your average, run of the mill lodging. The rooms were spacious, with wooden flooring, a wood burning stove, and furniture that gave a feeling of antiquity. The grounds outside were beautiful, with rolling grassy areas as well as lots of seating for visiting or just enjoying nature.

I hesitated to write this view because I try to always focus on the positive--and I realize this will be damaging. However, the bottom line is, other travelers deserve consideration, too. As a huge fan of old architecture who'll take charm over perfection any day of the week, I wasn't expecting new construction-level detail and finishes. But there's an ENORMOUS difference between a well-loved antique and deferred maintenance, borderline filth, and utter disrepair. I think the photos speak for themselves so I'll just add some context/details. First, our room smelled awful. Like mold and a LOT of some sort of cleaning product or maybe air "freshener." It was nauseating. Second, the furniture and corners/trim/molding were dirty, there was actual trash under a table, and clear water damage and wood rot throughout. Third, while some reviewers said the beds were amazing, my daughter and I agreed that the beds and pillows were without a doubt some of the most uncomfortable we've ever slept on/with in our lives. I chose two stars because the location can't be beat, the grounds were charming, and the decor was at least attractive and quirky and not "standard hotel-issue Walmart junk." At one time, this was probably a lovely property--but to operate it in this state is irresponsible, in my opinion.

It was great clean room great staff

Breakfast was great and parking was great. A safe place to stay.

Excellent breakfast

Smell like mold Water of pool was freezing