Top Hotels Near Cranberry Lake in Rodney from NZ$115

"A beautiful wood cabin in the woods. The quiet was amazing. There was a great fire pit with plenty of dry wood. Host is very nice, even helped us out when we were stuck in the snow. Our first time winter camping. It was stunning "

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"We went for a quick winter getaway. It was very cute and quiet and perfect for a relaxing couple days. The hot tub was great. It was fun to watch the squirrels jump from tree to tree above. Would definitely stay again! "

"I did not have breakfast. "

"Excellent stay! Wonderful setting and set up! Extremely clean and neat spot. Looking forward to visiting again. Love the how the hot tub has a perfect view of the river! "

"Like my room, feel safe, I don't eat breakfast been staying there for awhile and I like it"

"We had a wonderful stay at Marywood Cottage for a long weekend. The listing description and photos for this house are completely accurate. It is nicely furnished, well-appointed, exceptionally clean, well stocked in the kitchen and baths, spacious, with comfortable updated beds, and has beautiful views of Lake Mecosta from sunrise to sunset. During our stay we especially enjoyed taking the paddle boat out on the lake, relaxing in the hot tub, and sitting around the fire at night. The gift basket with everything needed to make s’mores was a very nice touch. We also enjoyed dining at Antler’s restaurant (in town) and hiking the trails at Clay Cliffs and Deerfield Nature Park. The Fall colors were just beautiful. Communication was excellent and prompt by the owner (Ryan), which we highly value in a rental stay. Overall, we had a great experience, would definitely return for a future stay and highly recommend. "

"Host is awesome! Sweet little place. Perfect for one. Could be very cozy for two, if those two like being close. Property overlooks the Muskegon. Beauitiful property. "

"Check in process a nightmare..wifi code give not spelled right so wouldn't work. Went to library for wifi to be able to get code. Driveway had big potholes."