Room 2
Duck Creek Village gets four real seasons, and this room is decorated for all four.
Four iron medallions hang above the headboard, a bloom, a sun, a leaf, and a snowflake, and the rest of the room follows the same idea. An amber quilt on the king bed, a cool blue sofa and pillows across from it, a pine plank headboard, and an electric fireplace under the TV. The table for two at the window faces whichever season is actually outside.
Call or email us if you want help comparing room layouts, accessibility needs, or whether one of the cabins would be a better fit for your trip. Early check-in and late check-out may be available for an additional fee with advance notice.
Quick answers about this room and how it fits a Duck Creek stay.
Four iron medallions hang above the headboard, a bloom, a sun, a leaf, and a snowflake, and the rest of the room follows the same idea. An amber quilt on the king bed, a cool blue sofa and pillows across from it, a pine plank headboard, and an electric fireplace under the TV. The table for two at the window faces whichever season is actually outside.
Four Seasons Suite sleeps up to 2 guests with 1 king bed.
Four Seasons Suite is the better fit if you want a simple hotel-style Duck Creek stay, while cabins are better when you need more space, a kitchen setup, or a pet-friendly option.
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