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Kathy Phipps

3 years ago

I'm not sure who picked this location for our grou...

I'm not sure who picked this location for our group, but it definitely was not suitable for a group of 250 who had several members with physical limitations and dietary considerations. If you were lucky enough to get a room in the main hall, I suppose it was OK, but if you were in one of the dormitory halls "up the mountain", the only thing positive to say is that the A/C worked. The rooms were set up dormitory style, many of them did not have private baths. The highlight/lowlight was when teens started arriving and their noise level did not mesh with the quiet needs of our group. I have no idea where their chaperones were, but they weren't chaperoning. The building I stayed in (Eureka Hall) was on the historic register and you can't make many changes to it so I guess we're luck we had A/C. No elevators, steep and dangerous stairs. We had a laugh about the ramps inside the building and the handicapped stall in the restroom. Anyone who was handicapped could not access this building as there were at least 5 steps to navigate on the most accessible side. On the whole, the place smelled musty and several areas had signs of mold.

Many of our group had diet restrictions - vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, etc. During several of our meals, there wasn't really any options available.

It was a pretty area, but you can't eat and sleep in pretty. I will say the staff was very friendly and cooperative.

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