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"Enjoyed our stay at your beautiful. Only negative, we couldn’t get the fireplace to work. "

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! The property is perfect, clean, beds are comfy and they have thought of everything! We enjoyed hiking, the hot tub and just the serenity hanging on the deck. Scott was very communicative and responsiveA"

"The cottage was new and clean. The view of the river was beautiful. Very peaceful and quiet. Loved having the barbecues access accessible."

"Nice time exploring the area"

"The condo has just the right amenities, nicely decorated, and yes, a million dollar view."

"GREAT"

"Great place to stay in Wintergreen!"

"I loved my stay. The room was perfect."

"We were amazed with the extensive property and beautifully outfitted home. All areas were spotless including a shed and an outdoor barn space shockingly clean, all lawn was recently cut so we could make use of all the spaces in so many ways. Even the windows were like new and we could open windows and it was spotless not a bug in the screens. Can't express how clean the inside was, with lots of decor, games, books. I cooked a lot and the kitchen had every option you might need. Appliances seemed brand new. Huge dining room table. We also cooked over the fire pit using a tripod we brought and charcoal they had for the grill, and ate by the river, where we spent most of our time. With our dog we walked a couple miles on the gravel road into the national forest along the river and found much to explore there and blooming mountain laurel and rhododendron. We used this as a retreat while a family member is going through chemo for incurable cancer, and chose it due to it is closer than our home to UVA med in case of issues, it had the highest cleanliness rating, and we could feel like we were camping with our dog yet have a luxury lodging. We got that and more and can't wait to book another trip here. The communications were excellent. The chestnut tree is a treasure, the only place you'll ever see a mature American chestnut tree when it used to be one of the most common trees in the Appalachians. How it still lives when blight has made this tree extinct is a mystery."