Cabanes à Seneca Lake

« Everything was much better than expected. The whole experience was outstanding. The Host was Great to work with and very friendly. We have already told several people about our experience. I will definitely be back again. Thank you for a great weekend! »

« It was the great experience for me and my familyVery pet friendly, clean, and the cabin was really cuteGreat locationThe only thing we would recommend maybe a little better lighting in the odd house But we had lots of flashlights, Thanks and will recommend to our friends and family »

« We had a great time staying here! Cabin was very cute, cozy and we loved the hot tub! Fenced in backyard was great for my 3yr old to run around in without having to worry about him leaving my sight! Location is perfect! Secluded just enough that you don’t feel like you’re alone in the middle of the woods, but you still have privacy! And the daily breakfast is a perfect touch! The only thing I could say is there was a lot of ladybugs inside, understandable for the time of the year but maybe some...

« Super clean, everything we needed, kind and considerate host, a quiet, refreshing step back it time! »

« Fully enjoyed our week @ Bear Creek. Owner was extremely responsive to the few questions we had and the house and property were amazing. I'd go back in a heartbeat. »

« We loved the cabins with each having their own hot tub and fire pit. Love the big, fenced in back porch at the one bedroom cabin. There was a fenced in area for Killian. There were multiple trains to walk on. Towels were provided for showering and the hot tubs. We could have used more pots, pans, and/or baking dishes. There was a variety amongst the 3 cabins. The water in the main/1 bedroom cabin, had a strong sulpher smell. We all had a good time! »

« The property was super cute. The hot tub was a great addition. The beds were very comfortable. The only downside was the lack of storage for clothes and toiletries if you are an over-packer like us. It was in a very good location to be wineries and breweries that were on the east side of the lake. »