Ordinarily, I wouldn't find myself seduced by a log cabin, but this extraordinary luxury B&B is leagues removed from expectations of a rustic, Adirondack-style cabin. It is secluded, tucked at the end of a long approach past a pond of ducks and tall trees, and technically it is constructed of logs. But it's as if the Four Seasons hotel chain decided to do a three-room inn as an alpine cottage. It's a luxury lodge, where the rustic elements of this unique 1960s abode combine with inviting furnishings, high-tech features, and stunning attention to detail. The two innkeepers, Pattie and Margaret, have turned the notion of frumpy B&B on its head. The accommodations are almost impossibly large and enveloping, with fireplaces and top-of-the-line bathrooms, with massive claw-foot soaking tubs, showers with multiple rain heads, and heated towel racks. You could probably argue for hours over your favorite room, but for me it's the peak-ceilinged Balcony Suite. Then, there's the expansive deck; the savvy, open-minded owners; and those three-course gourmet breakfasts (bananas Foster? Belgian waffles? Kiss the waistline goodbye!).
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