Such mixed feeling about the Bavarian. Room 37 on the 3rd floor had a queen spring bed with mattress only, no box spring, it was just too soft, no support. The room was very cool but the Inn supplied us with extra blankets; it was 3 to 7 degrees outside. Bathroom tub/shower with cadet toilet was dated but clean. The sink is in the room, nicely lighted and clean too.
The grounds of the Bavarian was needed more attention, the entry way was littered. There is just too much going on which makes one scratch their head "Why have they not put their lawn furniture away? Why are there black trash bags, presumably filled with patio cushions, stored outside on the patio? Why were the Christmas decoration still up on January 16th?
Breakfast was included with the price of the room. The breakfast starts at 8am (which is late if you ski) but it's excellent. Piece of fruit and cake, choice of omelet(s), french toast, pancakes, cereals. Small juice and endless coffee or tea. Very good service. The restaurant is huge taking up 2/3rds of the first floor with the bar and foyer taking up the other 1/3rd. The Inn waxes nostalgic with German (ahhem) "Bavarian" appointments. The waitresses serving dinner wear Bavarian style clothing; nice touch really.
Here is the twist; The Bavarian Manor Country Inn & Restaurant is HOME to many. Which is to say that the local residents frequent the Inn's restaurant and everyone knows everyone. They are a very friendly folk. This reviewer found it to be charming to see this down-home feel at the Bavarian. With everyone in such a rush in the holidays gone by it was a pleasure to switch gears, lay back and enjoy the Inn for what it is. If it were not for this bonding fabric which glues this Inn together, I would have given it 3 green circles but one has to look past the clutter to see what's important.
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