Nine Wooden Havens in Lake City: Extended Cabin Rentals at Pleasant View Resort

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Nine Wooden Havens in Lake City: Extended Cabin Rentals at Pleasant View Resort

Pleasant View Resort offers nine two‑bedroom cabins—each with a kitchen, living area and one bath—available with a five‑night minimum stay; this guide explains the layouts, rules and practical details for planning your visit.

Nine Wooden Havens in Lake City: Extended Cabin Rentals at Pleasant View Resort.

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Settle into a low‑key, residential rhythm at Pleasant View Resort in Lake City, Colorado: nine compact, fully furnished cabins—each two bedrooms with a kitchen, living area and one bath—designed for families or small groups seeking multi‑night comfort and a base for local outings. The property enforces a five‑night minimum, making these rentals best for extended stays rather than quick overnights.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE CABIN

Fully furnished two‑bedroom homes

All nine cabins include a kitchen, living area and a single bathroom, providing the conveniences of a small home for families or groups on extended stays.

THE SLEEP SETUP

Flexible bedding for families and groups

Five cabins are outfitted with two queen beds; four cabins combine one queen with two single beds, allowing combinations that accommodate children and mixed party sizes.

THE STAY

Designed for longer visits

The property requires a minimum five‑night stay, and fees apply for additional guests beyond the cabin base price—details to sort at booking.

What the day feels like

What an extended cabin stay feels like

Expect a calm, residential pace: arrive, unpack into a two‑bedroom cabin, cook a meal in your kitchen and relax in a living area that functions as a comfortable communal center. With the five‑night minimum, these rentals encourage settling in—spreading out, sleeping in, and using the cabin as a base for whatever brings you to Lake City.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who these cabins work best for—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Families with young childrenA practical match: the two‑bedroom layouts and kitchens make longer stays manageable; note children under 3 stay free while children 4+ are charged as adults and cabin occupancy limits apply.
2
Small groups of adultsGroups up to six people can be accommodated (maximum four adults per cabin), with mixed bed configurations across cabins to suit group needs.
3
Couples seeking a quiet baseCouples can use a two‑bedroom cabin for extra space and a kitchen for extended stays, but should be prepared for a minimum five‑night booking.
4
Pet owners and smokersNot a fit: the resort does not allow pets on the premises and prohibits smoking inside cabins.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Booking & Minimum Stay

The property enforces a minimum five‑night stay; confirm cabin type, bedding configuration and any base price before adding guests.

Check‑in & Check‑out

Check‑in begins after 3:00 p.m.; check‑out is by 10:00 a.m.

Occupancy & Fees

Maximum six people per cabin (four adults). The operator charges $10 per night for each additional person over the base price; children under 3 stay free, children 4 and older are charged as adults.

House Rules

No pets on premises and no smoking inside cabins.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many cabins are available at Pleasant View Resort?

There are nine cabins available.

What is the minimum length of stay?

The property requires a minimum five‑night stay.

What is the bedding configuration?

Five cabins have two queen beds each; four cabins have one queen bed plus two single beds.

What are the check‑in and check‑out times?

Check‑in is after 3:00 p.m.; check‑out is by 10:00 a.m.

Are pets allowed or smoking permitted inside cabins?

No—pets are not allowed on the premises and smoking is not permitted inside cabins.

How many people can stay in a cabin and are there extra charges?

Maximum occupancy is six people per cabin (four adults). The operator charges $10 per night for each person over the base price listed.

How are children charged?

Children under 3 stay free; children aged 4 and older are charged as adults.