Honey dome Hideout Unique cabin sitting on 5 acres in northern Michigan

Easy to find and park. Very comfortable for 4 (non couples) people to stay at. 1 bathroom is just a tub without a shower. Had to reboot the wifi to work but then it did. The bedroom with 3 beds (2 in the photo) is a loft

Yes everything was exactly how it looked on the site very nice place to stay at

Love this place, never have any issues

Drive, walkway, and entrance was not plowed or shoveled upon arrival. No shovel on site to clean a path had to go but a shovel was 6” or more of snow.Electronic lock did not work had to call VRBO help line in order to get a hold of the host. As host did not have number listed.Place was not warm and took all night to heat up as current heater does not blow any heat. Fire was the other main source of heat. Little to no wood, no matches or lighter provided to start fire. Had to go buy my own wood. Nothing mentioned in description that had to provide own firewood.If had both electric heaters on at same time breaker popped.Instructions were not clear how to turn heat on.

Everything was nice at the Honeydome Hideout. It had a fully equipped kitchen with pans, dishes and silverware, and the coffee pot got plenty of use as well!

Really enjoyed our stay at this unique house. Very quiet and private lot and close to town. House was very clean and had everything we needed. Will definitely look to stay again next time we head to this area!

The Good:1.) The host, Janet, was quick to respond when we reached out to her. When we ultimately asked for a partial refund after we left the property early, Janet didn't give us any trouble and issued the refund promptly.The Bad:1.) When we arrived at the property, the internet was not working. Since the TV also uses internet, this means also no TV. We alerted Janet quickly and she called the internet company. She then asked us to contact the internet company to troubleshoot. This was annoying, but we did it. The internet company ultimately needed to speak with Janet, and then she let us know they would be at the house the next morning between 8-12. We changed our plans to remain at the house during this time, but no one arrived. When we called the company directly, they said they weren't scheduled to come out to the house until four days later. We alerted Janet to this and she didn't seem surprised.2.) There are mouse traps set in the laundry room, and we found mouse droppings in some of the pots and pans stored in the floor-level cabinents.3.) There is an electric heater in each room, which were definitely needed when we stayed. Unfortunately, both heaters are plugged into the same circuit, so if you try to run both at the same time, the circuit will pop.

We enjoyed the quiet and played games and did a puzzle. We especially enjoyed the fireplace and attending Alpenfrost in Gaylord. Also, we loved having burgers at Talley's in Lewiston at the advice of our host!

It took a while for the place to heat up and the water in the tub does not get hot but it was a cute and interesting place to stay. Host was easy to contact, check in/out was effortless.

Loved the backyard.

A very uniquely designed house on a nice quiet little piece of property. Unfortunately we battled what appeared to be an infestation of ants all week long. The host does have traps out, but they don't seem to be doing much and the ants were absolutely everywhere. Secondly, there is no AC, which would be fine if there were more than 2 windows to open, and there was only one small fan. This cabin would likely be fine for fall or winter months when there are less bugs and cooler weather.