Semi-Waterfront: 2 minutes à pied d'une belle plage de sable!

How unfortunate that Christina waited 4 days after her check out to mention anything and demanding a full refund. Usually when a guest feels anything is disrupting their enjoyment of the cabin, they contact me or my caretaker as soon as they arrive or notice anything. I followed up immediately with the guests who were staying thereafter, and to my great relief, both parties assured me that everything was fine, just like the party who was there just before her for 3 nights. And they had rain, so yes there were minor leaks at the entrance where the roof above the open front porche met the cabin roof - as water tended to pool there before I replaced the entire roof, but it was not enough, especially in the summer rental period, to disrupt guests. I was there for 4 days cleaning and preparing the cabin and let just 4 days prior. Everything was fine. I made a point to go through the blankets and pillows to make sure they were clean and there was plenty - as the cabin had been rented since the beginning of June non-stop. I had used the kitchen pots and pans and went through them all, and all the utensils, and it was all clean. I left a glass jar of oats to put in water buckets when catching oysters and clams of the beach. It allows them to spit the sand of them, so they're nicely clean the day after. There were no mouse drops. I cleaned the bathrooms and the toilets (which got since replaced) just before leaving, so they were clean. Furthermore, my cleaner came the day of her arrival and made sure everything was fine after the 3-night rental in between. Yes, there was a condemned patio door of the Master Bedroom and it was blocked and locked, before the new deck got built. The island has a sensitive eco-system and because we were on a sceptic tank before the new sceptic field got built, and a lot of people was going through the cabin in the summer, we preferred to burn the paper as much as we could, yes, in the woodstove - paper turns into ashes, and the stove door shuts, so the smoke goes in the chimney. If it was not your thing, it was perfectly fine. You could just flush it down in the sceptic tank. Dressers are not missing handles - they're just designed to open on the sides or below the drawer. We put lots of efforts and money into maintaining the cabin, and problems are addressed as they come - 19 times out of 20, I've heard nothing but good feedback from our guests. Remote islands are not for everyone.

Thank you so much Lisa, please come again!

Thank you Lisa.

Thank you so much Heidi! I'm glad you had a good time. You are right, this is perfect for the laid back crowd. We work very hard to maintain the cabin, and on Savary it's a double challenge, because it's so remote and damp in the winter. It's an older cabin, but every year, we do some improvement, and it's nice when someone appreciates how rejuvenating it is to be in an all-cedar cabin and comfortable beds. I am now re-assured that you found the place great for kids too.

I am so glad your little ones were able to enjoy the beach! You are right, it is very handy to just walk back to the cabin and forth when needed. Your "fairy" photos are on the site - thank you so much!