The Lake Motel

Property is good

We have bed bugs on the bed which made miserable.

It was centrally located in the village and directly on the lake,. The room was pleasant with fridge, microwave, tv and wifi as promised.

The first room offered was inaccessible to me as it had steps without railings that were too steep for me and the walkway between the steps and the room door was less than a foot wide due to tables and chairs on the "patio" I am not a small woman and have poor balance. The room we compromised on had steps but there was a railing around the 'porch' that was within reach from the ground so provided adequate if not ideal support. By changing rooms we had to agree to two beds rather than the king we had reserved and preferred. The driveway was a narrow paved way from the main street to the lake. Most of the parking was along the right side of the driveway, well marked, but pretty much full most of the time. If you parked within the lines there was no exiting possible from the right side of the car. Because of this people sometimes chose to park partially in the already narrow driveway to allow exit space on the right. There was no exit at the end of the driveway. One had to back up the long narrow driveway or make a 360 turn in really tight quarters. Not something one would want to do very often. Once a day was more than enough. There were a few face in parking spaces on the left available first come first served. We used one one day and it was much better. Not sure what was advertised but there was no tub. The shower was a square one that one could turn around in comfortable but definitely not spacious. The full bathroom was little more than 5 x 5. You could practically wash hands and brush teeth while seated on the toilet. The first day we turned around to exit we were guided by a fellow guest and others gathered to kibbutz. As we drove up to the street an older worker rushed out to ask if we had damaged a car in our efforts to turn. No concern for our welfare or convenience. I asked if there were another way to exit. She hesitated and said something about no and yes it was a bit tricky. The understatement of the day.