Blue Rose Cabins

We stayed for a single night and it was absolutely perfect. We missed the all wheel drive warning and got the car stuck. Derek drove out and got us unstuck which was incredibly nice of him. The hot tub was hot and everything we dreamed it would be. The cabins are tiny, super cute, and very cozy. We almost stayed an additional night but I had to be back for work. But I would recommend these cabins to anyone and I’ll definitely be back for another winter night stay!

We stayed in the Lincoln log cabin. It was very clean. Nice to have a tub. Washer and dryer in the unit was helpful. Hot tub was a little dated but it did the trick. Minimal bugs. Nice fire pit. And a lovely welcoming committee of 3 cute stray dogs.

We stayed here to get away for a weekend. Everyone through the booking process has been very helpful and accommodating to our needs. Upon arrival, the cabins appeared to be clean. As we started to settle in I noticed the stove — the stove top liners were charcoal black and had food crumbs all over them. I spent 30 minutes cleaning the stove as we anticipated cooking food. When we pulled out the pot to boil noodles, it appeared as it had been around since the early 1900’s and that it has seen much better days. They were blackened on the bottom and the inside — Not something you would ever want to cook food in. It almost looked like someone left it in the fire pit and picked it up the next morning. So for dinner the first night we had to drive in to town to pick up food. Now, the bed– the bed seemed comfortable the first 15 minutes laying on it, however after laying on it all weekend it is hard as a rock. Not to mention it’s squeakier than two dolphins making love. The hot tub was great. The last night of our stay, the heating unit began screaming and making horrific sounds that kept us from being able to sleep so we just turned it off and slept in the cold. Unfortunately, the blankets they provide on the bed are too thin and will not keep you warm, let alone completely covered as they are fit for a toddler. Aside from the obvious frustrations, we still managed to have a great time. I would strongly recommend bringing your own bedsheets, pots and pans, and cleaning supplies. If you do those things, you’ll have a great time as well. Make sure you bring a 4X4 as the climb to the cabins are too steep for most vehicles!

My fiancé and I have stayed here several times and we’ve really enjoyed it. The one bedroom cabins look brand new. They’re very nice and clean. They’re out in the middle of nowhere, but that’s part of the adventure. They recommend a four wheel drive if you’re staying during the winter, and I can see why. It would be quite easy to get stuck. But my little Ford focus did fine in the late spring. We enjoyed having the hot tub on the deck, my only complaint is that I wish it would have gotten hotter, but I like the water super hot. It’s not luke warm or anything… we rent here whenever we’re in the area, it’s not fancy, but they have nice clean cabins at a great price.

We would not recommend these cabins. They are advertised as romantic getaway cabins but due to the low maintenance level I’d consider them rustic cabins. They had no TV service, the hot tub jets didn’t work and with no instructions, we couldn’t figure out how to turn on the propane powered fireplace. You got two skimpy paper thin little towels that looked like the ones in motel in «Planes, Trains and Automobiles’» The roads in winter are so poor we damaged our muffler, scratched our car, and could not reach our cabin. The cabins have no phone or cell service. There is a phone booth at the entrance where you can call out. We were treated badly by the management. AFTER they charged our credit card, they sent us their policies telling us you need a 4WD in winter. We called and said we didn’t have one and their manager assured us the roads wold be plowed and the weather report said it would be OK. So we agreed. When we got there the road had not been plowed and we could not drive up a very steep hill in our car. We called and we were told we needed to park at the bottom of the hill and walk to the cabin up the snowy and muddy road. A lot more rustic than romantic. There is more but you get the idea.