What's in each room
- Full-size pool table
- Arcade cabinets, several to a room
- Hundred-inch screen with proper seating
- Karaoke
- Poker table, permanently set
- All of it twice over — one room per cabin
Games & theatre
Each cabin has its own dedicated games and theatre room. Not a corner of the basement with a dartboard — a proper room, built for it, with a full-size pool table, arcade cabinets, a hundred-inch screen and seating arranged to face it rather than politely around it.
There's karaoke in both, which gets used more than anyone admits beforehand. And a poker table in each that stays permanently set up, because putting it away is how a game ends.
The Long Room at Aubade is the brighter of the two, with windows on the morning side — better for the afternoon. The Vault at Nocturne is properly dark, which is what you want at eleven o'clock.
January, February and July are the three months people forget to book a mountain — the first two because it's cold, the third because it's hot and the beach exists. All three are good here, because almost nothing about a stay depends on being outside.
The part of an offsite people actually remember is not the session. It's what happens after it — and here that doesn't require anybody to get in a car or find a bar in a town they don't know.
Yes. Each of the two cabins has a dedicated games and theatre room with a full-size pool table, arcade cabinets, a hundred-inch screen, karaoke and a poker table.
A hundred inches, in each cabin, with the seating arranged to face it.
Two games and theatre rooms, two cedar barrel saunas, two hot tubs and two full kitchens. Almost nothing about a stay depends on being outside.