Fritidshus i Great Allegheny Passage

“Communicated with host a couple of times with no response. Priced seemed high for the size/amenities.”

“Amenities were okay. Could have been a little cleaner. Place needed some projects finished. Couldn’t access the house through the front door. Host was notified but never fixed the problem. ”

“I have never stayed in such a terrible place. It was old and dilapidated, felt eerie, and was crawling with bugs. There was an unpleasant odor, and the cleanliness was poor—the washing machine was filthy and moldy, filled with dog hair. In short, the place bore no resemblance to the photos; it was a truly awful experience.”

“This is a pet friendly property. The views are stunning. The people are super-friendly. Breakfast was really good. The cabin was just perfect for us. The bed was comfortable. I highly recommend this property and would go back again if the opportunity arises.”

“Nice house. Kitchen well equipped, but has no counter space for preparing a meal for 7 people. Motion sensor faucet in full bath was inconvenient, but shower was good. Keurig coffee maker quit working. After our granddaughter locked us out of all the bedrooms, the owner brought keys to unlock them. Very nice of them. Location close to fireworks view from Grandview park.”

“Thank you for a wonderful stay at your loft property. I truly enjoyed your hospitality, the layout and communication. The WiFi was effective for teams and zoom calls. The cleanliness was truly superior. All amenities such as coffee, soap and shampoo were available as if a hotel. Ceramic plates, mugs and wine glasses were available adding to the charm. The creamery is around the corner and they prepared me a lovely full farmers breakfast to go in just 15 min or so. We even had an engaging...

“I enjoyed the stay, comfortable and homey. Many amenities our brief stay did not give us time to take advantage of. My biggest surprise was the close location to other buildings. It was not a disadvantage just a surprise which we did not expect after seeing just the isolated picture of the unit.”