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Dog Policies
Cancellations and changes are confirmed directly with the fictional guest desk.
Large group stays require advance planning so shared spaces remain comfortable.
Rooms are generally arranged for two guests; selected rooms support an additional guest.
Arrival begins in the afternoon and departure is requested in the morning.
Quiet evening hours protect the comfort of every floor.
Selected rooms welcome dogs with advance notice and responsible supervision.
Service dogs are welcomed in accordance with applicable guest needs.
Smoking and open flames are not permitted inside the lodge.
Gear should be stored in the designated ground-floor area.
Room responsibilities
Shared comfort
Quiet hours, designated gear storage and reasonable occupancy protect the scale of the house. Guests are responsible for their room keys, personal belongings and any additional cleaning caused by avoidable damage.
- Use ground-floor storage for wet or muddy equipment.
- Ask before moving lodge furniture between rooms.
- Report maintenance needs promptly so they can be addressed.
- Keep hallways and stairs clear at every hour.
Dog policy
Selected dog-friendly rooms
Dogs are welcomed only in designated rooms arranged before arrival. They remain supervised, leashed in shared areas and off beds and upholstered lodge furniture.
- Bring bedding, food and cleanup supplies.
- Use the signed outdoor relief route.
- Do not leave a dog alone if it is likely to bark or become distressed.
- Additional cleaning needs are discussed directly and locally.
Service dogs
Access with dignity
Service dogs assisting a guest are welcomed throughout the lodge as required for access. Staff may ask only the limited, appropriate questions needed to understand the work or task the dog performs.
- No pet fee applies to a working service dog.
- The dog remains under the handler's control.
- Normal responsibility for actual damage still applies.
- Questions can be discussed privately before arrival.
Dogs at the Lodge
Questions are welcome before arrival. Clear expectations make a small lodge work well for room guests, dog handlers, service-dog teams and the resident staff.
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