Lighthouse Point

Hi all,

Just a quick question about your opinions. At Lighthouse Point, are there any major differences between a standard cabin versus a cottage?

We've never stayed on Point at this property. All opinions welcome.

If only Mr. Scott were here...

Thanks!

-Kevin

Promoter of fog.

Janeen Harris -

My family stayed in a deluxe cabin(non lake view) July 2014 season. It was very nicely appointed! There were struggles I noticed in this particular cabin. Getting into(up steps) 'over-head loft' was hard for taller/wider guests.

You must be logged in to post

Answers

The cottages all (mostly?) face the water and have a raised patio. It's a slightly nicer floor plan. The cabins, however, have the big loft sleeping area, and kids seem to love that. I prefer the cottages for the view.

Please click the star next to the answer you prefer.

We're huge fans of the cottages as well, especially for the view. It is really nifty to have the lake and bay as your "front yard" for a few days. It is something that few amusement parks can offer.

Kevinj -

Thanks all for your replies so far. I'm leaning towards cottage at this point; I also want that lake view for a few days and nights, and the price for standard cabin and cottage is identical which is why I asked about those two in particular.

Kevinj -

Well, just an update;

We have two little girls (8 and 4), and before deciding on the cottage we noticed that it looked like there was no bath, but only a stand-up shower. That's great for everyone except the 4-year old, so I'm glad we noticed that. The cabins do have baths, and then I noticed that a multi-room suite at Hotel Breakers was actually cheaper (by about $100) for the length of our stay (3 nights)...so in the end we chose Breakers, and I can't wait to see the improvements from the inside out.

I have not stayed in Breakers since (drumroll) 1989!

TimChat2 -

Completely understandable. You should be mighty impressed by the new Breakers. They did a truly great job.