Payton's Place. A cozy cabin with private outdoor space pet friendly.

Cabin was spotless and very inviting. Great location! Would stay here again!

When I had questions and contacted Wendy she was very prompt in responding. There were plenty of amenities available during our stay and was very clean.

Comfortable place to stay! Excellent communication from host.

Awesome host, very homey, great communication beautiful scenery, friendly town. Only issue was the futon that wouldn’t set back up but out of host’s control and she tried to resolve it but it was broken. Unforseeable issue. We made do. Highly recommend.

Place was exactly what we needed. We used it as a hunting cabin. Everything worked, the hot shower was great. Washer and dryer were perfect.

Wonderful little cabin, very cute and close to the Main Street, great recommendation for food - stockman bar and grill

Great place to stay. Well equipped kitchen plenty of room to relax. Will be back

I loved this place. It was very cute, comfortable and had a nice kitchen. The best part of the stay was working with Wendy on a couple requests including needing to ship a packing to myself at the last minute. She went above and beyond to make sure everything about the stay went smoothly.

Check-in was easy (though it took me a couple of tries to understand how to make the lockbox work)Kitchen was very well equipped, lots of supplies & cookware, everything worked well, nice furniture, attractive outdoor landscaping (lots of birds singing).If there was a drawback, mainly would have to do with climate control. I figured lack of A/C should not be a problem even in July, given 8100 ft. altitude. And cabin was very slow to heat up in the daytime (due to log construction). But conversely, at night we could not get it to cool down. Outside temps dropped into the 50-deg range, but even with all windows and screen doors wide open and central fan running, could not get cool air into the cabin. The bedroom especially seemed to have the least ventilation. Saw hot interior temps even til 2-3 AM.My suggestion; convert that unused chandelier in the loft alcove into a ceiling fan, and open one of those upper story windows a bit (in the summer only of course). I'd bet that could greatly improve the nighttime livability with minimal cost --