Kentington Resort

We could bring our dog, and they even served him breakfast in the main dining hall. I’d come back for the quiet, the hiking, and having entertainment right there. The evening event was fun, with live music, tasty pita sandwiches, complimentary wine, bowling, and arcade games. There’s also a privately owned business in the lobby that I’d recommend supporting. Ask them about their charity. Having our own cabin was peaceful and relaxing. A couple of little things were disappointing: staff sanded a nearby cabin during our stay, and when I went back for another coffee at breakfast, the machine had already been cleaned.

The resort is surrounded by mountains, and animals are all around when you walk through it. The wooden cottages make for a different kind of stay. It works well for families, with good, affordable food and good service.

Manager Mr.Prassad was considerate, friendly, and helpful, making sure our stay went well. The cabin was cozy, clean, and comfortable. The resort sits in a peaceful, spacious setting among the mountains, with a pleasant, relaxing atmosphere for guests. He’s a real asset to the place.

The basement playroom is pleasant, but it feels very dated. The bowling alley badly needs repairs, and the archery setup is a good idea that’s also gotten old. The outdoor basketball area gets too hot and has no fans. The place itself is nice, though a little old. The wooden cabinets are in a very humid location. I’d suggest installing a built-in dehumidifier in every room and running it around the clock with controls, because the mold can trigger allergies and the smell is too strong.