Holiday House

Stayed here twice about 2 or 3 years apart, both during the winter with my husband and 2 small dogs. Firstly I was searching for a dog friendly place. Secondly I was blown away by the views. At the time Holiday House was advertised as a chalet. I’m not sure what that means exactly however we went for a quiet get a way and it was exactly like renting a small 1 bedroom apartment with a tiny functional kitchen & the most breathtaking views. This was perfect for us, we brought our own food & beverages. Guests can also use the BBQ out on the terrace.This is not a place for room service or easy access to the lake even though its technically waterfront. I cant stress enough its all about the views & a pet friendly stay. It’s definitely rustic and could use some new carpet, paint, & furniture but

The views are spectacular and priceless. I tried to overlook everything else hence why I stayed there at least two or three times. When I checked in with Alvina there was dog feces all throughout her living room from her German Shepherd. There wasn't even snow on the ground to have that as an excuse. The upstairs unit facing the lake needed much repair. Heater works for a limited time, and is on the ground with carpet. The old school kind. The freezer never worked in the mini fridge and parts of the deck outside if you walk on you can actually feel start to give away. I stayed there because it was easy to bring my dog who's only 24 lb. Her dog is about 150 lb and is not leashed ever. I asked her if I could pay less than $200 a night since the room needed a lot she immediately was defensive

I stayed at H.H in early fall of 2013. Never left a review but for whatever reason I got to thinking about it today and decided I would. This is a long review so buckle up. We aren't tourists, we lived in K.B in a little apartment that flooded do to a busts feed line under our sink. Because of this we were forced to leave. Here's where things get dicey; my girlfriend was 6 months pregnant, we had a dog and a cat. We couldn't find anywhere to move into that we could afford but thanks to our landlord, he was able to get his insurance to put us up at holiday house which obviously saved us. We were there for about a month so we got to know Alvina fairly well. She is a tough old lady who is friendly but also will not take any crap. She can be a little kooky and bark at tou about stuff but from

For May 3d we booked 2 nights at this pet friendly inn. We had the upstairs 1 bdrm suite next to the stairway. Didn't know what to expect, but we were pleasantly surprised. This place was built in the 60's for the winter olympics. Wall to ceiling tongue and groove wood paneling, nice craftsmanship. Right out the living room window is a splendid view of the lake. Alvina and Heidi where very helpful.

If you are looking to stay somewhere with old school character and charm, look no further than Holiday House. ||Upon arrival, we were greeted by the owner Alvina, and her outgoing dog, Heidi. Alvina immediately made us feel like family. Since we love dogs, petting and snuggling with Heidi made us feel welcome.||The rooms haven't changed much since the beginning. Personally, I loved the little old fridge (which worked wonderfully), and the old, yet well-maintained furniture reminded me of when I grew up.||Let's get to the most important part of this place - THE VIEW. It could not get any better! We stayed on the second floor and the beauty of the lake is pretty much all that you can see. There is a communal lower deck with chairs and a BBQ, and then an even lower deck where Alvin rents out