Bean Station Hotel Guide - Johnson Ridge Small Wild Area hotels in Bean Station, United States of America.

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"Clean Friendly on point"

"Had a great Christmas with the family, lots of room for all of us, the host was gracious enough to setup a Christmas tree, and very easy to work with thank you. The view was beautiful, even with the lake down, was very peaceful, relaxing and all worth it.PS. No dig, but the deck could use some TLC"

"Staff was very friendly. Check-in/check-out was fast and efficient. Rooms were nice and bed was comfortable. Breakfast was enjoyable and breakfast room was neat and clean. Good variety. I would stay here again! "

"Great stay, polite & helpful staff. We will be back!"

"Very comfortable beds and cleanliness "

"This is the nicest Best Western we have ever stayed in. We have stayed several times and it is consistently well maintained. Room always clean, staff always friendly."

"Rented this house for a family thanksgiving. The cabin has some nice features and was clean. However,The tap water tastes/smells awful. We had to get bottled water for drinking and cooking.Description states there is a Keurig and a drip coffee maker. There was no Keurig. Texted and was told they were sorry for the confusion. Drip coffee maker was in bad shape. Had to buy a Keurig locally.The dishwasher functions properly 50% of the time.The internet is painfully slow. TVs in every room, but the only service is from streaming platforms, and the bandwidth couldn’t handle it. No thermostat for basement, nights were cold and unbearable for sleeping. Sizable gap below the basement door to the exterior contributed to problem.The stairs to the basement need some attention. Loose and missing balusters that could pose a safety threat, particularly if you have small children.There were bugs (ladybugs/stink bugs) throughout the house. Use the grill on the back porch. Appeared clean however, there was so much grease built up around the top and bottom covers that within minutes, we were contending with a serious grease fire. Fire extinguishers on back porch and in kitchen were both empty. Eventually found full one. Lost our dinner.When we attempted to contact the management company about this potentially dangerous situation, no one answered the phone, and via text, the company seemed unconcerned about what we had experienced with the grill."