The story
Its full original title was “Odds & End / Bits & Pieces” — and it earns every word.
Named by Jim Zimmerman, this cabin is a collage of a life lived around Soap Lake: Norm Rolf’s memorial (one of the original builders of the Lodge), Louie Leininger’s camera collection, Greek Festival mud‑wrestling photos, apple box labels, 1950s Don’s Restaurant menus, a 1912 Titanic newspaper, President Kennedy’s assassination headlines, the story of moving the historic town jail — and many more “odds & ends.” It has a view of Soap Lake.

About this comfortable stay
Odds‑and‑Ends‑themed studio cabin with a king bed, full‑size sleeper sofa, dining area for four, and lake view. Includes a private bathroom with a standard‑size tub offering a mineral‑water option, plus a microwave, mini‑fridge, coffee pot, and bar sink. Features safety rails in the bathroom, a low‑profile bed, and a ramped entrance for easier accessibility with no stairs. Pet‑friendly unit.