The Lodge at Henry Horton

Very neat place to stay. Here in the low season. Has shining vibes. But no red rum. Very peaceful. Very retro. Would prefer if state parks didn’t use plastic wear utensils for food service, seeing as there are more sustainable options.

Very disappointing. I went to check in and my room was not clean and beds not made. I went to the front desk and they moved me to a different room. During the night a beeping sound woke me up at 12:30p.m. No one was at the front desk. The next morning I told the manager about it. I told him I thought it might be the battery needed changed in the smoke alarm. He said he would take care of it. The next night it happened again. The next morning I told the manger again. Two sleepless nights. I checked out and one night was more expensive than the second night, I asked them why. They said I took the last room??!! Plus they charged me $5.00 to make the reservation. Its old, its smelly. I would find a hotel and not stay at the Lodge.

This place was so cozy and the staff was oh so very friendly and helpful I would definitely stay here again and again when I need to visit

We stayed in room 110, an ADA accessible room. It was spacious, had a great view, and a refrigerator. Downsides were: very noisy A/C, mold around the tub, water puddled next to the toilet and the handle on the sink faucet was loose. In spite of that we enjoyed our stay. It was nice to have all the green space around the inn. The staff members were friendly and helpful.

Great spot! I attended a retreat here. This place is a little old, but clean and nice. Breakfast options were basic, but good. The rooms were very cold and not all the rooms had control over the temp. Staff was kind and informative. Trails, playgrounds, and other facilities were nice. The location was quiet and peaceful!