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"Cambria is without a doubt the perfect little small town vibe and the Bluebird just fit right in. Walkable to "town" with plenty of eateries ranging from high end down to backed goods and snacks. Lily's Coffee House did not disappoint! Beds were comfy, TV had plenty of channels, shower was clean and hot. If we ever drive this way again, we'll be sure to pick the Bluebird!"

"Great place to stay, definitely would return in the future"

"The person who checked us in was absolutely delightful"

"Parking was very easy at this property. That front door slams so loudly and after hours, it woke us up several times. Decor is lovely throughout the property, but our carpets in our room needed help. Also not a lot of lighting. Kitchenette was super helpful to have. Downstairs lobby was great. Went with family of 4 and the family suite was very nice. "

"Very quiet, woodsy setting just off main road. Easy to reach and well-situated for a visit to Cambria and environs. Since there are only 7 rooms altogether, the proprietors operate the guest house WITHOUT any one in personal attendance. You are given parking directions in an email and a key code to enter the building and your room, so there is no key or keycard to mess with. We spent a bit of time hunting for our room, since no one was there to tell us that we needed to go upstairs. The theme of the place is thoroughly Irish (no doubt the heritage of J. Patrick himself, whoever he may be), and the rooms are each named after a county of the "Emerald Isle." We'd missed the well-placed "road sign" at the base of the stairs directing tourists toward Donegal, but once situated we didn't really need much help from "staff." There is a self-serve Kuerig machine and supplies in the common area and cookies set out wordlessly. It is, indeed, very folksy and homey and yet entirely comfortable. The house cleaner was around to tell that the shampoo and body gel dispensers in the shower were empty, and she did refill them and put out dry towels, though she didn't bother to make the bed. Irish tradition? Who knows?"