Wish I could give you a reliable answer, but when we were there it was actually chilly! barely 70 in the day and high 40s at night.

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Check their website, where it states this: How We Handle Pets We've handled pets on a case-by-case basis. Here are our requirements: — talk to us first before bringing a pet (no surprise visits) — pet must be licensed and up to date on shots — pet must be quiet and not disturb other guests — pet could come with a kennel/pet carrier (not mandatory) — pet must be very well house-trained so as not to soil the rooms in any way — the pet cannot be left alone in the guest room — the pet should be either on a leash or carried when walking through the common areas of the Inn — the owner agrees to compensate any damage, cleaning, injury, or loss to the Inn caused by the pet — no pets sleeping on our beds — scoop up pet poop from our grounds and deposit in the outside dumpster — limit one pet per room — Also, a dog named "Teddy" lives here at the Inn with us.

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I booked with them a few weeks ahead of time. Maybe 3. Best I can say is give them a call. It's not ski season so I'm optimistic that they would have a room.

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Plenty of options to eat in surrounding area. Many great small towns and places to hike and fish. Just a great place to visit. Enjoy

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