Historic Albion Mountain Cottage on Quiet Street!

Reviews

• Lovely cottage

  5/5

  Stayed 9 nights at "Old Albion" cottage with our grandsons (9 and 12 years old). Very comfortable space. Their favorite hangout space was the porch area.Everything was meticulous, the setting, furniture, kitchen, bathroom, sleeping porch area. Kitchen was well equipped with quality pots and pans, casserole dishes, baking sheets, plenty of silverware and dishes, spices, etc. No need to bring your own products, as everything was there. Plenty of board games for family time at night.Beautiful bathroom with fluffy towels and quality shampoo and body gel.Bedrooms are small, but great mattresses, pillows, and bedding. Only challenge was to get in/out of bed: beds were placed against the wall, making access difficult for the person who sleeps on that side of the bed, especially for people, who may not be that limber anymore.We had a fantastic time and grateful the cottage was available when we were there.Albion is a small town. We did some grocery shopping at the local Mercantile, which also served the most delicious homemade ice cream (huckleberry!), and we went out for dinner at the local pizza/Italian restaurant. Very affordable!We prepared most of our meals at home, because of the fantastic kitchen.

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• Fun

  5/5

  Fun

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• Papa's cottage

  5/5

  We had a great stay. The cottage was bigger than expected and worked out great for us.

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• Albion - Papa's cottage

  5/5

  We had a great couple of nights. We ventured to City of Rocks. We did wake up to an inch of snow one morning. The cottage was bigger than I thought it would be and was well furnished and clean.

• Amazing Opportunity

  5/5

  As a native Idahoan, I have been visiting Pomerelle for over 30 years. This is an amazing place to stay and it gives you the ability to ski the first runs of the morning till mid afternoon, go back to the house, take a nap, eat an early dinner, and head back up for some night skiing. You can't beat the location if Pomerelle is your final destination. It is well equipped and suited our needs perfectly. It has a Keurig, traditional coffee pot, and a french press. I couldn't find that in the description and took my own press but we were good anyways. There is only one restaurant in town so having the ability to make our own food was perfect.We will definitely do this trip again.

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