Robinwood Inn

We travelled a little over three hours to stay in the Studio cabin. Immediately, we were hit with the beauty and quiet of it all! Offered at the cabin was locally sourced coffee beans, lots of cozy blankets, and beautiful scenery that made our stay wonderful. The cabin was incredibly decorated with a mixture of modern and that “cabin” feel. Located literally minutes from downtown, we had so much fun exploring and then coming back to the hot tub! Staying at this cabin made our anniversary perfect! Be sure to check out the Birds Nest Cafe. We can’t wait to rebook with a different cabin in the future to check them out and would recommend this place to everyone!

Excellent. Tranquil retreat. Home away from home. We have stayed here multiple times in the last couple of years, but this was our first visit to the Tree Top Loft. Hosts are wonderul and it is a beautiful cozy space. The host provides a list of what is included and what you need to bring, so check that. The bed was super comforatble and warm. We love this place and space below - Greenhouse Flat. The decor design is wonderully creative and bringing the outdoors in. We would highly recommend the Robin Wood Inn, summer or winter.

My wife and I had a fantastic stay at the beautiful Robinwood Inn for her birthday weekend! We stayed in the Greenhouse Flat and it was perfect. Cozy, comfortable, and private. Having your own hot tub inside of a zen greenhouse with cacti and cool old chandeliers? Amazing. Can’t wait to go back!

We stayed a few nights on our Thanksgiving trip this past week. The accommodations were amazing. We had a minor request that they were incredibly quick to respond and help with. The town, although quiet this time of year, was as adorable as we had hoped. If you're looking for a small town Hallmark experience with a unique and lodging experience, I can't recommend them enough.

This was my wife’s and my third visit to Robinwood Inn — and unfortunately, it will likely be our last. What was once a charming and peaceful retreat now feels like a property in decline, both in terms of upkeep and service. The issues began with small, but telling details: the washer and dryer were out of order, the smoke detector began beeping early the following morning, and the coffee grinder made the loudest, high-pitch screech (to the point I was worried I was disturbing neighboring guests). Admittedly, these were minor hiccups that were frustrating but manageable — until things continued to unravel. Breakfast is factored into the cost of the stay, and it’s served at a nearby café operated by the same people who run the inn. On our first morning, we waited an unreasonably long time