Just an INCREDIBLE experience! 2 families spent 2 nights in this fantastic cabin…read more First the basics, great beds, fantastic linen, robes, towels, plenty of magazines, and all kinds of small appliances to make us all happy (fresh waffle cones, anyone?) The 5 kids enjoyed the hot tub and running around in the beautiful surroundings and waterfalls within the property. I think it is around 5 acres with hiking trails, etc. The grown-ups also enjoyed the hot-tub, the gas grille and all of the 5 DECKS! The owner is very helpful and greeted us warmly. The cabin is full of details, many custom made items and just a feeling of stepping into a luxurious property. We highly recommend it!

We were in Villa 30b, and it was a spacious two story three bedroom 2 bath free standing unit in a…read moregated community up in the mountains. The roads were steep and very narrow with no shoulder. There was a nice view off the large balcony. We had a huge hot tub in the center of the downstairs level surrounded by glass. However, it was not in working order. There is a stacking washer dryer, but it is teensy weeny, and in the bedroom, and sounds like major jack hammer highway construction, seriously. Additionally, the indoor community pools were closed. The outdoor firepit was being used as a dog pooping area, and there were about 50 piles. There's hiking trails in the area as well as some nice towns besides Ellijay to visit in the vicinity, like Blue Ridge and Jasper. Fyi, February seems to be a rainy month.

We recently rang in the new year in one of the cabins in the community and regret that I didn't…read morehave more time to explore the walking trail or more of the outside areas. The Coosawattee River Resort is indeed very tranquil and peaceful and chock full of beautiful scenery. We took advantage of the change in scenery and hired a professional photographer to take our family portraits in one of the parks. It is also very conveniently located close to shops and restaurant so you have the best of both worlds.

First off this info is wrong for phone and address…read more Here is the correct info Mountain Memories Cabins Vacation Homes in the North Georgia Mountains Address: 4027 Georgia 52, Ellijay, GA 30536 Phone:(706) 698-6867 www.mountainmemoriescabins.com We rented Sunset Chalet in Talking Rock Creek Resort We gathered at this location due to a death of a loved one and our family in Talking Rock Creek and didn't have enough space for the entire family. We rented this home as it was close to our loved ones home. The house is beautiful and sunsets spectacular from the rear deck. The property management company is poor I must say. 1st off it says to run the dish washer and there is no dishwasher soap provided. All the coffee cups, plates, utensils all had to be washed before use as they were all put away dirty. 2nd One of the ladies in our group left a box of jewelry in the night stand drawer. When she called Mountain Memories Cabin rentals she was told it wasn't there. When she said she needed the names of everyone in the cabin after us and the owners' names and such so she could tell the police when she contacted them, Mountain Memories mysteriously found the jewelry all of the sudden. Told her they would ship it out to her and provide a tracking number. She has never received the tracking number, or her box of jewelry. Mountain Memories will not return her calls, nor will they answer phone calls from her. Avoid any dealings with this rental company. I pray the owner's change who they have manage this property as they have a beautiful home to be proud of and we would love to rent again without Mountain Memories involvement.

I have stayed with MMcabin rentals twice and both times I have had issues . The first time we…read morefigured it was a fluke but the second was not . I asked about the cabin before booking and was told there was not another home for a 100 yards. When I arrived it was right in the middle of two other homes. The stairs in the cabin are very steep and small, you have to pull yourself up and down. There are no trespassing signs everywhere around the cabin and when I contacted MMcabins my response was the signs are from the rude neighbor and qoute" Almost all riverfront cabins have neighbors just a few feet away, there would normally be six cabins on that lot instead of one, and some across the river as well, anywhere else in the area (especially in this price range) . The closest house is just over 300 feet away, I have walked it off." I guess I am lucky then and I could have thrown a rock and hit the house next to us. I was stunned at their response to my complaint. I will never stay with them again.

We stayed at Coyote Bluff cabin (through VRBO) The property is so high up in the mountains that the…read moredrive to it is steep and dangerous. Our plan was to check into the cabin and then go back out to get some groceries, but we were so shaken up when we arrived that we decided to leave for fear that we would lose courage to make it back to the road safely. The most difficult part was after entering the gate. Parts of the ~ 1 mile long extremely narrow gravel drive were so steep that we lost traction several times and we were afraid of slipping off. No guardrails, no hint of a shoulder. We did enter the property and looked around. There were dead bugs inside the cabin and a live hornet at one of the windows. A fallen hornets' nest with agitated hornets prevented us from walking on the outside porch. The inside was musty and smelled like old laundry. There was a couch cover with a burnt hole in it. The actual view from the cabin was not what was pictured in the photos. The fire pit was overgrown. We were so dissatisfied with the property that we turned around and left, willing to forfeit payment altogether. Thankfully, the property manager offered us another property to apply the money to, but we are having problems trying to find one that does not include a treacherous mountain drive.

We rented from this company 7/30/2024 to 7/31/2024 Upon…read morearrival to the cabin after 5:00PM we noticed the porch area was littered with previous renters belongings; deflated inner tubes and rafts, water shoes, bug spray, etc. We tried to access the key box and the code seemed not to work, after multiple attempts we tried to call the emergency number but there is no cell service. We attempted to connect to the cabin wi-fi in order to make a call but the password that was provided was not the right password. After several more attempts on the key box it finally opened and we were finally able to access the cabin. We went inside and found an expected rustic cabin, what we didn't expect was the dried cheese left on the coffee table and crumbs left on the kitchen counter. After being on the road 9 hours to get there we just decided to deal with it, set our bags by the door and did a quick cleaning and wipe down. While cleaning another oddity we noticed was there are no curtains or blinds on any window in the cabin, including the large window in the bathroom... Once we were satisfied with our cleaning we started to make some dinner as it started to rain outside. We started hearing and feeling large bangs on the roof, unsure of what they were I went out on the porch and noticed the noise was coming from branches of all sizes falling from the trees and hitting the cabin. As I went back in the banging got worse, I said to my wife lets get in the truck and get out from under the trees until the weather passes. As we were grabbing our keys, wallets, purse, etc. we heard a loud cracking noise followed by a huge bang that shook the entire cabin so hard it knocked pictures and decorations off the walls. Looking out we saw a huge tree had fallen onto the cabin. Fearing for our safety we ran out to the truck to leave. On the way out we saw the tree had fallen on the back of the cabin and was hanging over the front porch, once outside, with winds blowing and branches still falling we also saw that the chimney had been knocked off the roof. We jumped in the truck and headed out from under the trees. Once we regained cell service my wife called Dominic, he initially apologized for the situation and stated that he would "clear the charges from our stay" as it was now not safe to stay in the cabin. This was at 6:12pm, we had been in the cabin less than 90 minutes. We headed to Blue Ridge, GA and luckily were able to find a hotel. None of the linens or beds in the cabin had been touched. After the storm blew through, we decided to go back to get our bags and the belongings we had left. While at the cabin we saw the damage and took pictures. We also went ahead and cleaned up the dishes that we had been using to prepare dinner, took all the food we had brought and put all the garbage in one can inside as the outside can was now blocked by the tree and the power lines and put he key back in the lockbox. We tried to do everything we could as per the departure guidelines for the cabin. I called Dominic back to give him a report of the damages but he did not answer so I instead texted the pictures to him and let him knew that we had cleaned up the best we could. The next day I tried to follow up with Dominic again and verify that the fees would be refunded, he did not answer or return my calls. When we finally arrived back home I found a message on my VRBO account (attached in the pictures) that said we were refunded everything but $145 for the cleaning fee. I replied asking if Dominic would consider refunding the cleaning fee as we were in the cabin less than 90 minutes and because of the damage the cabin would need to be cleaned regardless once the repairs were completed. Dominic offered only to reduce the cleaning fee by $45 *if* I would not leave a bad review. Cliff Notes: I paid $360.94 for 2 nights and was unable to stay any nights but was only refunded $215.94. Dominic and North Georgia Vacation Spots does not follow through with the promises spelled out on their cabin listings or told to you directly. It seems they only want your money and not your safety. Customer service is not their priority. Beware of this company, there are many better option in the area.