Room 5
The local room: the creek on the walls, an iron hummingbird, and a king bed.
Duck Creek Retreat is the local room, named for the creek itself, and the water shows up twice on the walls: gold at sunrise and deep blue at night. An iron hummingbird sits on the log wall between them, above a pine plank headboard, a blue tufted sofa, and a window table for two that looks into the pines. The coffee bar runs along a live edge counter with the microwave, Keurig, and mini fridge, and the village is a few minutes out the door.
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Quick answers about this room and how it fits a Duck Creek stay.
Duck Creek Retreat is the local room, named for the creek itself, and the water shows up twice on the walls: gold at sunrise and deep blue at night. An iron hummingbird sits on the log wall between them, above a pine plank headboard, a blue tufted sofa, and a window table for two that looks into the pines. The coffee bar runs along a live edge counter with the microwave, Keurig, and mini fridge, and the village is a few minutes out the door.
Duck Creek Retreat sleeps up to 2 guests with 1 king bed.
Duck Creek Retreat 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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