We were able to locate the property easily and there was enough parking room for our full-size SUV; however, navigating getting back out onto the main street can be a little tricky because of the hair pin turn, but still doable. The Rusty Rooster had everything you need for a stay, plenty of dishes/utensils in the kitchen, along with towels for both bathing and hot tub use. The beds were comfortable. The upstairs bedroom is a little warmer than the rest of the house, but we used a box fan that was on property to move the air into it from the stair landing, so no issue. We brought our dog and I believe as noted by others, there is not really anywhere to walk them, just the main road, so you have to be very aware of vehicles. The hot tub worked well, and the area is very quiet. There is a house being built on the adjacent property (just foundation right now), but no construction was happening during our stay. Although not dirty, the inside could have been cleaned a little better; some of the furniture was dusty and some areas of the floor needed to be vacuumed, especially the carpeted stairs. Also, it rained quite a bit while we were there and the second story gutter dumps right in front of the exterior door, so we got soaked every time we tried to get in and out. I would consider this rental again, although if we brought out dog, I would probably find something else that is more walking friendly. Overall a nice property for a family and at an affordable price.

Had a wonderful stay at the Rusty Rooster, would definitely stay here again! Highly recommend staying here if you’re in the area.

This place was perfect for our short get away! The location was great for us as we wanted to be close to downtown Blue Ridge. We arrived early and were allowed to check in! The cabin was exceptionally clean and there was plenty of room for everyone to have their own space as needed. Will definitely stay again!

Unit was dirty. Shower upstairs wouldn’t work and TV would not work in living room. It shouldn’t allow dogs because there is clearly no where to walk them unless down a hill side.