Season	Start	End	Weekday	Weekend	Weekly	Monthly
My Standard Rate	09/27/2017	05/17/2018	$ 100	$ 140	$ 966	$ 0
summer	05/18/2018	10/28/2018	$ 175	$ 195	$ 1265	$ 0

Additional Guest Policy

rates are for 2 people. Each additional person is $10 per night.

Cleaning Fee/Policy

$90. Waived on stays of 7 or more nights.

Cancellation Policy

If 14 days notice is given, all funds will be refunded. With less than 14 days notice, I will work with you to find other dates, or if I can rent the time, I will refund your money. I always try to be reasonable.

Property Rules

1. CHECK-IN TIME IS 3 P.M. AND CHECK OUT IS 10 A.M. Exceptions can be made on a case by case basis.
2. This is a NON SMOKING cabin.
3. Pets are permitted in cabin with prior approval. Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up of any/all pet refuse. Pets are not allowed on furniture at any time. Any evidence of pets on furniture may incur extra cleaning fees. Any evidence of pet waste in the cabin will incur additional fees to be taken from the damage deposit. The cabin owners assume no responsibility for illness or injury that may incur to pets while on the premises.
4. CANCELLATIONS Should the owner/landlord need to cancel due to damage to the house, prolonged lack of power, or any other reason, all money paid will be refunded.
5. MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY- The number of guest is limited to 7 persons. If additional guests are to be accommodated, written permission must be obtained.
6. NO DAILY MAID SERVICE – While linens and bath towels are included in the cabin, daily maid service is not included in the rental rate.
7. STORM POLICY/ROAD CONDITIONS – Mountain roads can be curvy and steep. The gravel drive is well maintained, however we highly recommend four wheel drive and/or good snow tires during the snow months. We do not refund due to road conditions. We will make every effort to have the driveway clear of snow prior to your arrival. We will make every effort to clear the driveway of snow during your stay as needed. There are two snowblowers at the house. We make every effort to keep these in good operating condition but cannot guarantee this. You have permission to use these snowblowers as needed, but you assume any and all liability for any injuries sustained due to the use of these snowblowers. Within the cabin is the name and phone number of a snowplow driver, whom you can call as needed.
8. Power outages. There are occasional power outages in the area. These usually last only a few minutes. Only two or three times in the 10 years we have owned the house has there been an outage of more than a couple of hours. As the pellet stove requires electricity, there is no heat during an outage. If there is an outage that lasts long enough to cause problems for you, we will work with you to ensure your satisfaction.
9. The owners of the cabin are not responsible for any accidents, injuries or illness that occur while on the premises or its facilities. The Homeowners are not responsible for the loss of personal belongings or valuables of the guest. By accepting this reservation, it is agreed that all guests are expressly assuming the risk of any harm arising from their use of the premises, whether guests are named in this agreement or not.
10. There is no garbage service to the house. Please bag garbage and leave in basement. If convenient, take the garbage with you.
11. Please lock all doors and windows when you leave and set thermostats at 50-60 degrees in the winter and off in the summer.
12. There is an outdoor firepit behind the house. You may have a small bonfire if you follow these instructions.
a) Find the fire permit on the refrigerator.
b) Call the phone number given for the Sheriff’s Department, and tell them you are starting a fire. Call them again when you put the fire out.
c) There is a hose attached to a faucet outside the back door at the bottom of the stairs. Use the hose to put fires out completely. Then continue until there is no smoke, no steam, no chance of the fire restarting. Then pour more water in fire pit.
d) Sometimes fires are banned even with the permit. Do not even think of having a fire during a ban or when the sheriff’s department tells you not to start a fire.