If you use a wheelchair, crutches, or have moderate-severe mobility issues, then this place might not be a good fit for you. There are multiple sets of steps throughout the building, even going through the “first floor”, along with steps to enter the front of the building and to get to the second floor. There’s a door on the other end of the building that has a ramp, but you can’t park there other than to quickly load/unload your vehicle. The parking area is near the front of the building, so whether you walk through the building or walk along the path outside to get to the other door, it’s going to be a little bit of a trek to get to your room.
There are AC units in some/most of the rooms, but it’s $20 a night to use them. Breakfast is not provided, although they do offer coffee and muffins in the front office area. With the closest towns being a 20-30 minute drive away, you’ll need to plan accordingly. There are small kitchens in the rooms that have basic supplies, which came in handy.
It is also currently a dog friendly hotel, so expect lots of barking since most pet owners these days don’t teach their dogs basic obedience skills and manners.
Other than those few items, which I mentioned only as a heads up to others so that there’s no last minute surprises, it was a pleasant stay. The bed was more comfortable than I expected and wasn’t as difficult as I thought it would be to set up. Being in the woods and away from the crowds/traffic made it even better.