"Breakfast options were poor. Most Europeans would be dismayed faced with the dismal packaged items and pathetic looking baked goods. We stayed in Echo Lodge where all other occupants were part of a reunion group, so we didn’t feel comfortable using the common living room or porch. (Apparently, this group thought they had reserved all the rooms in the lodge, and their group had been split up into different accommodations. This was an issue for another group when we were checking in.) Room and bathroom clean, but much smaller than anticipated. Some lights in the parking area weren’t functioning, so returning from dinner at the Inn was a bit treacherous. Leaving the parking lot and finding the path to our lodge was an adventure. Rooms in the off-site lodges need coffee machines! Staff —mainly teenagers— were friendly, mannerly and hard-working. "