Lakeside Hotel Guide - Lakeside Community Library hotels in Lakeside, United States of America.

"What an amazing stay, place was just what we needed and very clean plus a perfect distance from Flathead lake and Lakeside. Aubrie was an awesome host and communication was easy anytime I had any questions. Highly recommend "

"Very comfortable and peaceful experience "

"The property was clean and very comfortable. The location was awesome next to the lake and close to a grocery store and restaurants. My family and I super enjoyed our stay!!"

"This property is beautiful and so fun & convenient next to the lake. The room setup is great for large groups. Overall, the stay was great but the house is in need of some updating, fixing & cleaning in some certain areas. "

"This was an ideal location with proximity to the park and grocery store, however, the house fell very short of expectations. The house clearly needs a great deal of maintenance and communication was very poor concerning important details. Firstly, we arrived and could not enter the house due to the incorrect instructions given and had to call and wait for over 30 minutes to get the correct codes from the property management company. The washing machine in the main house did not work and was sitting out on the back porch when we arrived. The trash was also left full from the previous guests and we were forced to figure out where to remove it upon arriving. Light bulbs were out in several rooms, the internet connectivity is very poor. One of the sinks in the guest house bathroom didn’t drain very well. There are pieces of tile that have fallen off in the master bathroom and in general, the house simply appears to be being poorly maintained. Additionally, there was no coffee pot to the coffee maker so we had to buy one if we wanted coffee in the morning (a Keurig pod coffee maker was available but completely impractical for a family of coffee drinkers. Also, if you didn’t know this and bought coffee, it was pointless.) We left the coffee maker we purchased at the house for others to avoid the same issues. Most distressing however was that strangers kept arriving unannounced at the house. We had young children with us and we did not appreciate that people could just simply enter"