French Lick Hotel Guide - Newton-Stewart State Recreation Area hotels in French Lick, United States of America.

"The house was absolutely perfect and Bill and Donita were excellent hosts. We would definitely recommend this place and these hosts."

"Instructions were easy to follow. Having a hot tub was wonderful and for a very cold winter trip there were tons of extra blankets to stay snuggly!! Such a lovely cabin. "

"Breakfast was excellent and parking was easy. Comfortable room. "

"Our stay was great and exactly what we were looking for. We hope to come back again in the warmer months! Thanks Jackie!"

"We loved the size of the rooms, the hottub, the pool table, and the large grill! I had tickets for the polar express which was about 30 min away. Thank you for making our family memories extra special! We will definitely stay here again."

"The cabin was very comfortable, and had everything one could need for a weekend getaway of 4-6 adults. The price was very reasonable as well; we have zero complaints! Notable positives: - Easy access to cabin, no steep roads for access- Large Dollar General within walking distance- Generously stocked kitchen, cleaning closet, bed linens & etc- Great outdoor spaces, from the large porch table to the hot tub and fishing pond; we even got to see some grazing cows next door- The area feels safe but also private, so you can relax without worry- Maybe we just got lucky, but a very friendly orange and white cat showed up on Saturday and hung out most of the night; he was the sweetest.- There is a train track that's basically on the property, some people might find it loud, but we personally found it very exciting to go out and watch it's lights through the trees at night - a stunning, unique sight that we couldn't get enough of (image attached). "

"Clean, cost, well stocked. The host was attentive. We would return."

"Nice house with great view. Host provided all necessary information prior to our arrival and responded quickly to questions."

"Host was great. Amenities were just what we needed."