Lakeside Room B&B, sleeps 3

Lynn’s place was the most relaxing , homey & quiet place that we’ve ever stayed in. Her art work is through out the house & we throughly enjoyed looking at it each day. He’sIt was perfectly situated on the bike and walking path . Nights were so quiet that sleeping was heavenly.From the porch there was a great view of the lake. Great restaurants nearby . The T Bar had a great menu & reasonable prices and every Bob’s number meal was delicious. A day trip to mini Stonehenge is recommended & a day trip to Magog is always special . We loved staying at Lynn’s. It’s very special place.

awesome

Everything was great.

Re: check in process It went like this (I'm paraphrasing): me: "Would you mind if we arrived after 9PM?" them: "I will only be arriving shortly before 9pm so 9 is fine." also them: "but don't arrive after 10pm." .... with a storm coming and a Friday rush hour departure, this is when you should set up a system for arriving without needing a full service in-person tour of the facility. Parking was strange. I was not blocking any vehicles in but she insisted that I was and instructed to move to the turnaround spot. I figured it would be safer to park (over 5 feet) away from any other vehicle rather than park in the exact location where cars would normally back into but ok, that wasn't the weirdest part of the stay. Cat present. I am very very allergic to cats. Common allergens should be listed in the listing. The twin bed had no comforter and several heavy wool blankets. I am also allergic to wool and even with the wool blanket, I was cold enough to have woken up shivering both nights of my stay. Should have packed my sleeping bag. No allergen labels on the homemade granola at breakfast. Is there gluten? I don't think I want to find out! Ok, here's the real problem. This host is most definitely experienced enough in both (1) her driveway and its relationship with heavy snow and (2) the schedules and needs of skiers who are traveling for the weekend. Lynn knew that there was a high risk of the other guest's low clearance / 2 wheel drive vehicle getting stuck on the driveway unless they had substantial experience driving with 10" of snow on the ground. This guest literally said that he did not have any experience driving in 10" of snow. Exactly what you might think would happen ... did. My father and I spent several hours of our morning and a herculean effort helping the other guest free their vehicle from having bottomed out both of their axles off the edge of the steep, icy driveway. I'm sure it was also a nightmare for the other guest but this was avoidable and Lynn has the experience to identify when this is at a high risk of happening. The least she could have done is make sure we parked our car out at the road. In the interest of the other guest, she could have helped them by offering to drive their car up the hill or offering to drive them to where they were going (which is actually what happened in the end). Lynn compensated our time and effort with a $5 bottle of wine. I will not be doing business with this B&B again.