Log Cabin Cute! Long Horse Ranch Cabin #3

This cozy one room log cabin is approximately 350 sq feet. You have your own porch for relaxing. The cabins are walking distance to many restaurants in Bellevue. Check out my online guide by clicking on my profile picture. We are also steps away from the Wood River Trail that goes over 17 miles from south of Bellevue to north of Ketchum. It's awesome for walking, biking and is groomed for nordic skiing in the winter. We have easy self check in with a code that you will receive before your stay. We have 5 stars for our check in experience. 1 QUEEN BED 1 SOFA BED -Zinus foam mattress are highly rated on Amazon -Quality sheets and linens -Bedside reading lights FULL BATHROOM -Toiletries, shampoo, conditioner, body wash and soap. -Shower tub combo -Good water pressure -Bathroom heater -Portable fan is under bathroom sink -Towels KITCHENETTE -Microwave -Mini-fridge with SMALL freezer section -Full size drip coffee maker with coffee -creamer, hot chocolate, sugar and sweetener -Coffee mugs, small glasses, small plates, silverware, cereal bowls -Dishwasher soap, sponge and dish rack -Paper towels -Western and vintage decor -Two arm chairs -Armoire with hangers for clothes storage -Luggage rack -Easy parking close to cabin -Strong Wifi -Smart TV some live channels and log in to your accounts _AC window unit is installed from Memorial Day to Labor Day -Heat is provided by a wall heater and baseboard heater. At night turn down wall heater with blower and leave on baseboard heater for quieter sleeping. The cabin stays toasty in the winter but floors can still be chilly, bring slippers. No guest laundry available but there is a laundromat very close by in Bellevue. Trash cans are available next to Cabin 3 in snowy weather and in warmer temps are located in the parking area by Cabin 4. In winter snow removal is provided at the cabins. The parking area is plowed and paths are shoveled after 3 inches of snow. In town the roads are consistently plowed. Our roads are generally easy to get around in the snowy months because we don't have any hilly or mountain roads. They are mostly flat. I do recommend checking road conditions from Idaho 511 to check conditions getting to and from our area. It is best to be prepared for winter travel with a shovel, snow scrapers, blanket, flashlight and extra food and water for emergencies.