애리조나 마운틴 인 & 캐빈

We visited early March and stayed in a cabin and almost had the resort to ourselves. Every morning we woke to a herd of elk outside our cabin. The area was peaceful & quiet; definitely better than staying in noise Flagstaff. The cleaning staff could do a better job & the mattress was a bit worn, but the cabins are affordable. The planes can be heard once in the morning and another one around 6pm. The noise is NOT bothersome, overly loud, or late night. I'm not sure why others complain about the nearby airport.

Had the most amazing weekend. Thank you staff for accommodating our special request and making our stay unforgettable. Celebrated husband's birthday and Amanda and the owner went above and beyond our request. The cabin itself is very cute & charming & the property serene. Traveled in March but still had a good amount of snow which looked like a postcard outside our window each morning. Staff were very friendly and professional.

The pros…great to be in the woods so close to Flagstaff. Cabin 1, the oldest, is charmingly rustic and was well stocked with dishes, utensils etc. outdoor areas were nice. Lots of hot water for showering. Heated stone floors were great. The cons. The beds were attrociously uncomfortable, topped with the squishiest foam and funky linens. The couch seats were almost as soft. For the price, the owner should be carrying my trash to the dumpster instead of me doing so. Gorgeous stone fireplace with original copper hooding filled with an ugly wood burning stove…a charm killer. No bedside table or lamp on one side of each bed, so one of us was unable to read in bed.

Let's start at the very beginning. Best you have a four wheel drive, high clearence vehicle lest you risk spring or axel damage as you transverse the unpaved,rut and pthole filled entrance path. Owner boasts about no TV's, telephones or clocks in cabins suggesting that most patrons appreciate the missing conveniences...really? Please also be aware that if windy and cold weather dictates use of the heating system you may risk serious injury beacse the owner advises that wind gusts often extinguish the heater's pilot light saying... "That is why we give you an emergency number to call in such circumstance". Not much solace when the heater pilot goes out after midnight while you are sleeping as was our experience. Suggest owner should consider spending some of their profits to address the aforementioned. Perhaps then patrons will not mind being asked to "wash the dishes and take out the trash".As an aside...request for reasonable compensation was quickly denied.