Ten bedrooms · thirteen bathrooms · every room en-suite
Every bedroom in the lodge has its own private bathroom. Below is exactly what is in each one — the bed configuration, which floor it is on, and how many it sleeps — so you can work out who goes where before you arrive.
| Across the ten bedrooms | Sleeps 31 |
|---|---|
| Plus the convertible massage room | 2 more |
| Total capacity | 33 guests |
We say it that way on purpose. Thirty-one of the 33 sleep in real bedrooms; the last two are on a pull-out in the curtained massage and sitting area on the third floor. Worth knowing before you book for a full house.
King bed plus two queen beds.
The nicest room in the lodge. A king flanked by a queen on either side, so a whole family can share without anyone drawing the short straw.
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Queen bed, bunk bed (full below, twin above), and a futon.
Tucked under the deck with its own entrance from outside — effectively a small apartment. Sleeps six, and comes and goes without walking through the rest of the house.
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Queen bed plus a queen Murphy bed.
Toward the back of the top floor. The Murphy bed folds away, so it is a roomy double by day and sleeps four by night.
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King bed.
At the top of the stairs on the right. A king and a connected bathroom.
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Bunk bed (full below, twin above).
Down the hall on the right. The bunk sleeps three, which makes it the natural kids' room.
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King bed.
On the first floor beside the kitchen and the deck — the easiest room to reach, with no stairs from the parking area.
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Queen bed.
Across the hall from the Frog Room, with its own bathroom.
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Queen bed.
A quiet queen room on the second floor with its own bathroom.
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Full bed.
The last room down the second-floor hall, with its own bathroom.
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Queen bed.
On the first floor but entered only from outside, so it has the privacy of a separate casita while still being steps from the kitchen and deck. That outside-only access is why it is priced below the other queen rooms — some guests prefer it, and we pass on the difference.
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Pull-out couch (converts to a full bed).
A curtained corner of the top floor with a half bath, where we set up the massage tables. It doubles as a games area, and the couch converts to a full bed — the two guests that take the lodge from 31 to 33.
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Four levels, lowest to highest. The ground floor is entered from outside, below the deck; the third floor holds the sitting areas, the massage room, the Flower Room and the Hummingbird Room.
Groups take the whole lodge, and that is how it is usually booked. When the property isn't reserved by a group, we open the individual rooms as a bed & breakfast — each one with its own bathroom, and breakfast in the morning either way. Rooms run from $88 to $195 a night, and open only within 60 days of arrival if no group has taken the property.
Book the whole lodge Ask what's available$1,350 per night for the entire property — 10 en-suite bedrooms, sleeping up to 33, with breakfast included.
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