This is my forth time staying here. Each time has been better than the last. (If that is possible). The location is great and you can just park your car and walk about 10-15 minutes to town for shopping and eats. Arrived around 7:00 pm and used the code that was e-mailed to me to enter the room. We stayed in room 22 just to the right of the stairs. Room was equipped with two queen beds a 32 inch TV and an AC with remote. The bed was comfortable and had four pillow on each. Also an extra blanket was available if needed. Plenty of storage for clothing. There were also plenty of outlets for most of your electronics. A small fridge was also provided. Bathroom was medium size with a shower/bath, one sink and a toilet. They supply all towels, lotions and soaps. There was a hair dryer if needed. Water pressure was great and hot water came quickly. A small breakfast was provided. It consisted of a few different fruits. They also have danish, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, milk, juices and a few other items that will start your day off right. The coffee was excellent, one of the best I have had. If your lucky. They might have a special snack that they occasionally make for guest. I did get to enjoy a street taco one morning along with the other daily breakfast offerings. It was so good that I'm going to make them when I get home. One of the best part of breakfast is sitting and listening to others talk about their traveling journeys. You can also sit outside at one of the many seating areas and enjoy the fresh air and quietness of the location Your host Cine and Tammy are always helpful with local travel advice. They are also very outgoing and will make your stay very comfortable. They will also make sure you have what you need for a great stay. Here is the history that is located on their web page: This beautiful, cozy, and comfortable lodge was originally built in the 1900’s as the Keystone Fire Hall and was later used as the youth center and gathering place. The flood of 1972 left the building (and the community) in need of major repairs. It was then the “Firehall” was auctioned off and the history of Battle Creek Lodge began. Originally, the property took many forms. From a “mom and pop” style diner to the lodge that exists today. One of our favorite pieces of the property is the history that lays in these walls. From the lobby, where the fire trucks used to park — where the beautiful hand laid rock fireplace now rests. Battle Creek Lodge is full of Keystone’s rich history. If your looking for a hotel that is upscaled such as the Four Season, The Mark, or others. This may not be for you. But if your looking for a clean, comfortable and reasonably priced place to wind down and rest your mind. This is your place. Read other reviews and that will give you an idea of what this place is all about. If you have question call them directly and they will provide you with answers.
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