Very steep road up to cabin, many hairpin turns…glad it wasn’t slippery, we never would have made it. Wish we had been told in advance what we would be facing.
Never felt warm and we’re from the Northeast, we know cold weather. When we tried turning up heat, message came on thermostat telling us adjusting thermostat was locked and not available.
I would have liked to have known in advance that we needed to provide ALL of our basic needs while staying here….no coffee (even a couple of Kurig pods) tea, salt, pepper, sugar, Kleenex. They had two frying pans in excess of 14” that had to use to cook my husband two eggs in the morning yet they had one bowl that was big enough to give a baby a bath in. Not even a cookie sheet to cook a frozen pizza on…I guess we needed to bring that from home, too. The beds didn’t have even one blanket on them, just a sheet and very thin bedspread and as I said previously we weren’t allowed to turn the heat up. The living room had one thin, small throw on the back of the sofa that was more decorative than useful that my husband and I took turns using as it wasn’t large enough for both of us to use at the same time.
Every time we needed something we needed to go down this treacherous mountain road to get it in town. The town of Hiawassee was absolutely charming, I will say and they have one of the nicest quilt shops I have ever been it. Lovely place.
I tried speaking to the owner with my suggestions and I really felt she didn’t listen to a me
