This is Yelp, not Tripadvisor. So we review restaurants here, not hotels. I had a pleasant stay here, and had dinner--I'd rate the dinner 3.5 stars, which I'm rounding up since its remote location means I have to apply National Park standards (read: grading on a curve). Ignore the menu on the website, it's more limited in practice. The day I was there the only options were: steak, salmon, and bbq ribs. The only dessert was chocolate cake. There was also a salad bar. Overall, the food was adequate and tasty enough, though the salad bar was basically grocery store quality. Pork ribs were tender and appropriately sauced, fries were hot. Cake was pleasantly moist. Given the extremely remote surroundings, hard to imagine much better. read more

What a much needed get away with my wife. I would highly recommend the long drive from the valley to go experience a piece of Arizona less traveled, Ryker the property's greeter is the kindest and friendliest dog you will ever meet. Charlene greeted us after our long drive from the valley and immediately feed us, she made us a salad with french fries and fried cod, it was just what we needed after the drive. We also met Greg, one of the family members of the lodge, I can't say enough about the great hospitality of all the staff here. If you are looking to get away from it all this is the place. The atmosphere was everything you would expect from a 100 year old lodge. read more

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It's quickly becoming our favorite vacation spots. The staff is wonderful and kind. The food is good. The property, cabins and rooms are all nice. My husband is already planning our next trip up and we just left. read more

Received incorrect information from front desk , wasted a 3 hour round trip to get to property . Would not suggest .

Rustic cabins in a stunning environment. Charlene was an excellent hostess. She was warm. kind and attentive to all guests and she's a great cook. read more

What a lovely place! Isolated yet easy to access. We wanted a place where we could do a safe-feeling mini vacation during the pandemic. A rustic cabin with its own kitchen was perfect. We only had to wear masks when we were in vicinity of the lodge to ask questions or to pick up the Wi-Fi signal. We stayed in cabin 10, Riley, one that fits 3-4 people and is situated nearest the highway (which was quiet during our October stay). The kitchen has various pots, pans, utensils, plates, cups, even salt and pepper shakers. There were paper towels and a small Dawn bottle, too. There is a full size fridge, oven, and microwave. A gas grill and a BBQ mini grill were just outside. For heat, our room has a fireplace (wood and kindling is supplied) and gas heater in the living room, and a plug-in radiator in the bedroom; I'm a cold weather wimp after years in the Phoenix area, but I was perfectly comfortable in our room on the 35-40 degree nights. Don't expect hot water from the shower, though. The main bedroom has a queen-size bed with layers of blankets. The living room futon can fold out, and there is bedding supplied for it; that worked out well for our teenage son. There was also another fold-out bed that we didn't need to use. One thing I must note is that there's a dearth of electrical outlets. If your family brings a lot of tech that needs to recharge, you would be wise to bring one or two plug splitters. This was not a big deal for us, we just took turns using outlets. I had to giggle about using my hair dryer (brought from home) while standing over the unplugged stove. Again, this place is isolated. We planned our meals and hauled in food, though there is a restaurant on site that is open for specific periods through the day. We never ate there. The nearest town for other victuals is Alpine, some 20 miles north, and it's a dot in the road. There are hiking trails right around the grounds. We did the Aker Lake Trail, a solid 3 hour trek of about 8 miles to and from the cabin. At night, there is some light pollution from the other buildings around the lodge, but the view of the sky is still spectacular compared to the Phoenix area. read more

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My wife and I arrived there after 10 pm in a Friday night, they were not expecting us because there was an issue with the reservations and the lodge, but Angel greeted us and actually offered to make us dinner even though the kitchen was long closed. As we were staying in the lodge she made sure the coffee was all set for us in the morning. I got up early and had my coffee and went downstairs, That's when I met Charlene and she offered me breakfast, I had to wake my wife and tell her breakfast would soon be served. Mind you my wife were the only ones there and she said she would make us anything on the menu. Breakfast was awsome and she said make sure we come back for lunch and dinner. Their hospitality was above and beyond our expectations. We spent all weekend there and every moment was wonderful, they were so accommodating and and nice, will definitely be going back very soon read more

This is a lovely place to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is truly out on its own, right off the little-used highway. They were short-staffed when we went, but we were there before their busy season would begin. All the employees chipped in to help in whatever capacity needed. We stayed in Cabin 10, which could've fit 7, but we used it with two couples. There was a full kitchen, which was nice for cooking some of our own meals. They had the basics for dishes, pots and pans, misc kitchen items. It would've been nice to have a set of steak knives. We made do with the one halfway sharp knife that was there. Regulating the temperature with a pellet stove, wood stove, and electric heaters was a challenge. Either we were cold or very hot. By the time we left, we had figured out what worked best to be comfortable. The beds and pillows were fine. There was a nice porch out front, with a gas grill they brought over. Something that we all felt needed to be improved was the stairs on both sides of the porch. They were cement block steps, with many big pieces missing, plus no handrails. That was a big safety issue. A few other things in the cabin could use some updating and sprucing up. We ate at the restaurant one evening. They had 3-4 choices for meals. Two of us had salmon and two had fried cod. The meal came with a lovely salad, a cup of the soup of the day, warm bread, french fries, and the fish. All of that was tasty, and for a very reasonable price. We were there a little early in the year, but were happy there wasn't feet of snow still around. The snow was still on the backroads, so it prevented us from driving all around and doing much hiking. We would be happy to return again. read more

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We loved Hannagan Meadow Lodge! This is a special little jewel tucked away into the forest. We loved the remote location and that the electronic devices weren't able to get signal unless we made the conscious decision to go to the lodge and log on. The staff is amazing. The dogs are enormous and friendly. The horses whickered at us and we loved it. This is absolutely a rustic location, but it is absolutely a fantastic memory and precious place! read more

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In the summer of 2017 mom and I decided to travel cross country beginning in Northern California. We went so San Diego, then to AZ, NM, TX, OK, AR, LA, MS, and lastly AL. Then we came back home from AL, MS, AR, MO, IA, NE, WY, CO, UT, NV and home again :) I'm not so good with the state abbreviations, but getting better after writing this review! During our whole trip, which was super cool and fun! Totally recommend everyone to go on a cross country trip with your mom :) If not your mom, then someone else that loves you as much. It's been 2 years now and the only place we truly remember and want to go back to is Hannagan Meadow Lodge! We had just come out of the Devil's Highway and it was almoooost sunset. We were tired, dizzy, irritated and nauseated from the windy, high elevated road. I literally wanted to throw up. We kept praying for somewhere to stay the night and for the God awful road to end. And waaallaaa Hannagan Meadow Lodge appeared!! God sent! We stayed here in the main lodge for 2 nights as the cabins were sold out. It has a rustic feel in the middle of the woods. The hummingbird feeder with the many hummingbirds trying to get a sip is super cool and entertaining. The first night we heard bears at night - awesome!! Will definitely come back on another road trip with mom, hopefully a cabin is available! Thank you for having this lodge and thank you for showing up when we really needed you! read more

Hannagan Meadow Lodge My husband and I recently stayed two nights in the Josh Cabin at the Hannagan Meadow Lodge. We ate our meals in the Lodge. We enjoyed our stay. The lodge was established in 1926. Hotel rooms are available in the lodge itself on the second floor. We wanted a cabin. The lodge's restaurant had a limited menu, but the food was excellent. Charlie is a truly great cook. We ate all our meals there. They have a refrigerator offering bottled beer and other beverages. They do not have a full bar. Our cabin was comfortable and spacious but rustic. We had a covered front porch with 2-3 chairs and a table. We enjoyed sitting outside even during the rain. The cabin has 4 different options for creating heat: a pellet stove in the great room, a propane-fueled heater in the great room, and an electric heater in the master bedroom (which we never tried to use), and a wood-burning fireplace in the great room (which we did not use). The heaters in the great room do not come with any directions on how to use them. My husband is a very handy person, but he could not start the pellet stove or the propane heater. Finally he went to the front desk and asked for help. Charlie came over and started the propane heater and the pellet stove. The propane heater is easy to use once you know how. However, Charlie used a butane torch to start the pellet stove. My husband had been trying to use a 9 inch long household Scripto lighter (which we brought from home), but our lighter could not create enough flame to start the pellets. The kitchen came supplied plates, silverware, pots and pans, microwave, stove, large sink, etc. We used the large refrigerator (with large freezer) to store our beverages and a couple food items. We did not leave out any food items to tempt critters. The cabin was very clean and we never saw any critters. However, the morning we left there was a flashing red light on the electronic mouse catcher by the kitchen garbage can, so there was probably a dead mouse inside. There is no cell service at Hannagan Meadow Lodge, because it is out in the boondocks. The only WIFI is at the lodge, and it worked fine. We had no TV in our cabin and that was fine. There is a TV in the lobby of the lodge. The lodge can give you directions on where to drive to high points on the road to get cell The nearby forest is very lush and dense. There are ferns and aspen trees, not common plants in Arizona. The forest is moister and higher than most other Arizona locations, so the vegetation is special. Before our trip we bought a map of the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest at REI in Flagstaff. We wanted to know where the roads and trails were. We passed through Alpine on the way to Hannagan Meadow. We stopped at the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest ranger station to pick up hiking maps. They gave us some maps and trail descriptions. The staff said that the rangers had not been able to keep up with clearing fallen trees etc on most of the trails. The staff said that Acker Lake Trail would be clear. We took a short hike on the Acker Lake Trail. The dirt path was about two feet wide. The forest was very dense. We saw aspen, ferns and a lot of flowers. It was pretty. Each night at dinner we saw deer at the edge of the meadow across the street from the Hannagan Meadow Lodge. The lodge is located high in the mountains. One overlook you do not want to miss is Blue Vista. It is located at milepost 225. The lodge is at milepost 231.7 (according to Charlie). Blue Vista offers a view to mountain tops and high points miles away. There are two signs that depict the profiles of the mountains and provide their names. You can see Mt. Graham, which is about 100 miles away as the crow flies. The drive to Hannagan Meadow from the north is fairly easy. Buy any food you want in Springerville, where there is a big grocery store. The drive from Hannagan Meadows going south on Highway 191 to Clifton and Morenci is not easy. The elevation drop is over 5000 feet. The Hannagan Meadow Lodge is a unique comfortable spot in a remote location. It does not offer all the conveniences of a major tourist resort in a city or town. I believe they have a gas pump, but I would fuel up your vehicle before driving there. There is no store. Just the lodge and a nearby campground. Horseback riding was available when we were there. The horses head south to Chandler after Labor Day. There is probably cross country skiing in the winter. Charlie and Cathy, the hosts at Hannagan Meadow were fun to talk with and very helpful. One of them told us that the Josh Cabin is their most popular cabin. It might be the smallest. I think a lot of the other cabins are suitable for larger groups. read more

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My husband and I have been traveling across the country and Hannigans Meadow was recommended to us. The owner Larry was genuine and gave us some history of the place and the area while he worked on the landscaping. Amazingly beautiful, and relaxing! Food was great I even got to see a photo of the halibut I had, the owner caught in Alaska. Elk grazing out our window in the morning and a great breakfast before we headed down devils highway. Our favorite stay so far ! Highly recommend!!! read more

Remote and super quite. the View and wildlife amazing. The staff were warm and wonderful, you truly feel like family! Charlene and Scott cooked up the best meals, and Jerid took care of everything else, we only planned on dining the first night, but we ended up dining all three nights because the food and service was top notch. We were up and gone before breakfast and had our own lunches. The room was tiny but super cute and the bed soft and comfy. The WIFI worked great i was able to do my bird lists and text. did not try to make a phone call.if you just want to get away from life and sit on a porch and watch the day go by or maybe a hike this is the place to be. Just note that this place is 22 miles from anything on a curvy road with slow driving. read more

Hannagan Meadow is this lodge. This lodge is Hannagan Meadow. Don't arrive expecting to find a nearby town called Hannagan Meadow - the lodge, its cabins, and its "general store" is all that exists. At over 9,000 feet above sea level (give or take), the alpine pit stop known as Hannagan Meadow is a tiny treasure in Arizona's White Mountains. Though over the years the property has gotten arguably a little rougher around its edges, it is still a perfectly charming, out-of-the-way spot to consider when the possibility of a quick weekend away presents itself. It is after all, no more than a three-four hour drive from Phoenix or Tucson. The cabins themselves rent by the night, and the main lodge serves breakfast and dinner daily. Gas, supplies, gifts, snacks, grab-and-go lunches, etc., are available at the General Store, adjacent to the lodge. The entire area is thick with tall, mature aspens and pine varieties. Depending on the time of year you may visit, wildlife may also be in abundance (especially in the evenings). There are many varied dirt trails meandering deep into the forest and hills, perfect for walking, hiking, mountain biking, etc. There are also several small meadows scattered throughout the vast, immediate alpine area, which often double as grazing grounds for local livestock. The gist is simple: don't plan on doing a lot. Particularly if you don't hunt or fish for sport, or consider hiking the most exciting thing on earth (I fall into this category). It's relaxing, never crowded, the weather is always beautiful (sometimes chilly, depending on time of year; winter is usually very cold), and the people who work at and operate the lodge and its surrounding property are incredibly sincere, personable, salt-of-the-earth types who love nothing more than to strike up a chat, and learn more about your own story. The cabin's interiors are heavy on the antiques and rustic - everything. Cabins come with small, basic kitchenettes and wood-burning fireplaces. Cell phone reception is nonexistent, and though electricity exists, not many things run on it. There are no clocks, phones or televisions in the cabins. If you must make a phone call, there is a pay phone in the lodge. Basically, if you stay there long enough, you will feel detached. In my opinion however, that can be a good thing. Sometimes such a detachment is needed. If you prefer a more pampered getaway, then maybe an overnight stay isn't for you, as Hannagan Meadow also makes for a interesting day trip as well. It's worth a visit nonetheless. read more

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Hubby and I took a little trip and spent the night in the honeymoon suite. Nice room, very comfy bed. People have complained about the cafe, but it's not the Ritz or Embassy Suites. We were the only people not in a cabin and no one else said they were coming to dinner. Their hrs are 6-8 PM, but we seemed to be a no show. We walked in at 7:15. They said they closed early, but they would stir something up for us. I had a nice salad and bowl of homemade beef noodle soup. While my husband asked if chicken fried steak would be too much...no problem give the cook a few extra minutes. Dinner was good. We were late in getting up in the next morning, but breakfast was still being served...eggs cooked to order, choice of breakfast meant, potatoes, choice of bread or biscuit.... Our stay was a nice and quiet night. read more

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We are staying overnight and the staff is friendly, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. We Have eaten dinner and the smoked chicken wings have been amazing. The dinner comes with fresh baked bread, salad, soup. All items had been made homemade and really pushed home the fact that they genuinely care for all the guests. read more

Recently we were invited to stay the weekend with good friends who have a 2nd home in Show Low. We live in Mesa and had never visited the area while they had been coming to the area for ~15 years. About a decade ago their daughter worked in Springerville (about 50 miles east of Show Low) and had camped at many of the areas. One of the things they wanted to do while hosting us is take a drive east and show us the area and have lunch at 'Hannagan Meadow Lodge'. They had not been there in several years (around 10) but raved about the great food and such. 'HML' is located about 50 miles or so east of Springerville and from Springerville its basicaly a two lane road with nothing but a scenic view of trees - keep in mind it's ~9,000 ft. elevation. I had looked at the lodge website and so had a few expectations of this big rustic cabin type place, etc. Upon arriving we ordered lunch which was a very limited menu. I will just state it here that overall the food was poor quality and way overprice for the portion served. Two of us ordered the fish and chips ($11) which was two pieces of 'mushy' fish with a small handful of steak fries - no coleslaw, salad, etc. - it was pathetic. Being hungry I drowned mine in malt vinegar but my host could eat his fish and asked for a cheeseburger. Owner or Manager did come out to ask and he showed her the fish. I had eaten all but half a piece but told her also it was not good. My wife ordered the wings and I ended up having a few of hers - they were ok. She had ordered a cup of soup which was roasted chicken (why no clam chowder on a Friday?) which she did not like. I ate it as I was hungry - not great and not a lot of stuff in it. Our friends ended up with cheeseburgers which were ok ($12) but were so disappointed in what this place was today versus how good it was years back. What added insult to injury is the charged for the returned fish lunch. Rather than cause a scene we just left as I planned to write a less than positive review. So in summary this place was a 100 mile drive one way and poor food and service. Any of the 'ambiance' that is portrayed in the website is not there - at least for us. Overall very disappointing and I feel a '1' star review is appropriate. Lastly, apparently you can rent cabin rooms and I assume if you're staying there then the dining area is the only place you can get food it would be a poor getaway vacation at best. We will certainly never return nor recommend. Good luck JGH read more

This review is solely for the dining room and grounds. I visited this lodge with my parents as we drove the eastern part of the state, exploring different small roads and familiar small towns, all while trying to avoid the thunderstorms. We decided to visit Hannagan Meadow on a whim, and after previously visiting other lodges & ranches in the area, I must say it was a very beautiful lodge and location. It's unbelievable how green the area is - it truly doesn't feel like Arizona. The lodge itself is warm and friendly, and would be a great getaway for a family. The food itself was meh, we had the fish & chips and a chicken salad sandwich that was lacking in flavor. But this review gets four stars because you're in the middle-of-gorgeous-nowhere. You can't expect the food to be that great. I would love to go back and actually stay in the cabins, which are reasonably priced! read more

This would have been a 5++ rating as we loved staying at the lodge. The staff was kind and very helpful, the bed in our room was creaky but super comfortable, the food in the restaurant was very good and being at 9000 ft the weather was perfect! You are close to great hiking and biking and the scenery is outstanding. We spent 3 nights, 4 days here. The only thing that got in the way of this being the perfect long weekend was the anxiety that my husband and I experienced due to lack of safe Covid practices. Social distancing and masks were not mandated or even encouraged. One lone sign on the door stated that if someone was sick, had a fever or + Covid test they were not to come in. No staff wore masks except the two waitresses but unfortunately both of them had masks that were too big so their noses were not covered and when they spoke their masks would fall which then caused them to adjust them frequently with their hands. The waitresses were incredibly kind and we enjoyed getting to know them, just wished that we wouldn't of had to have that constant worry as we watched them touch their masks over and over. Breakfast is a buffet and for dinner they have a salad and soup bar that is included in the price. My husband and I made sure to arrive for breakfast before anyone else and we stayed away from the salad bar. No one was required to at least wear a mask while going through the self serve line. We definitely plan on returning to the Hannagan Meadow Lodge, but not until after Covid. read more

We usually make a tradition of heading to the "high country" of Arizona to cut down our Christmas tree. Usually, we go to the North Rim and stay at Jacob Lake. This year, we decided to mix it up and head east. The Hannagan Meadow Lodge became our destination. And, based on our recent experience, we will likely make it destination for our future trips as well. Hannagan Meadow Lodge is a hidden treasure in Arizona. From what i understand, it is rarely busy. Obviously we went in the winter, but we never felt crowded. In fact, we kept seeing the same couple of guests throughout our visit, and few others. The staff was kind and ready to help. They were even willing to accommodate our late night craving and provided some dessert an hour or so after the restaurant had closed. The lodge is rustic. Do not expect a lot of amenities. There are no clocks, televisions or phones in the rooms. To me, that wasn't a problem, but it is something to be aware of. There are a number of common places to lounge around and sit next to the fire and talk with other gifts. We sat and played a pick-up game of Scrabble. There was free wireless available in some (if not all) of these common places. Each room in the lodge is different, so you need to visit the website to select the room that fits your specific needs (i.e., two beds, suite, etc.). We did not stay in the cabins so I cannot comment on their quality. All of the rooms in the lodge are located upstairs above the main lobby, and it does not appear to be handicap accessible, although I cannot be certain. The scenery around Hannagan Meadow is amazing. Located at 9100', the forests are diverse with various species of pine, spruce, fir and aspen. Because of this diversity, I tend to think it is a prettier forest than the ones around other cities in Arizona, like Flagstaff and Payson. As I already mentioned, our experience was very positive and we plan on returning, not just for our Christmas tree. We are already making plans to visit during other seasons. read more

Well, I wish I had read these reviews before I booked our stay, but, here is my story. After the 7 hour drive to the property, which is located right off the road, we arrived. Other than ourselves, they had one other guest on the property. The room was "very" rustic, to say the least!! The ceiling must of had a leak as there were holes and peeling paint. The kitchen floor sloped down to a sink and stove that has never been updated. They had propane heaters in the rooms that we were not allowed to turn off and trying to sleep with the heat was unbearable. The mattresses are on the firm to very hard side. The bathrooms are extremely tiny with a low toilet wedged between two walls. To sit outside would have been nice if they had comfortable chairs instead of cheap fake wicker chairs. There was no where to go to sit comfortably and enjoy the outdoors. We went to dinner and since they had only one other person, there was no salad bar, but, we were served a side salad instead. The food was just "ok". Thought they had a bar, but, only beer and wine. After we ate, we returned to our room to discover my husband had forgotten his medication and we knew we could not stay the next night! My husband went back to the office and spoke to Charlene about us having to depart the next morning and see if we could get a refund for the unused night. She said I would have to speak to Gini. We got up early and left for the 7 hour journey home. I called and spoke to Gini the next day, but, she would not budge on any refunds saying her boss is very strict about not giving any refunds. He was in Europe by the way. Here is my deal, for $198.00 a night, this is not worth the money as they are not putting the money back into the rooms, but, maybe on vacations to Europe for the owner. I know it is rustic, but, not for $198.00 a night!!!! Live and learn, I will never book any place that does not offer refunds, so, beware of what you are getting for your money before you go. read more

Please beware this historic lodge is nothing like the pictures or the description they have on there web site. It is a shame that HML who h is owned by the American government and leased out by the US Forest service has apparently no over sight as to how the leasee maintains our lodge. I am sure that the contract has stipulations that they.must meet but I am also sure that who ever is supposed to take care of HML would tell.us about how they are to.busy, but during our stay room 23 was nothing like the pics, bed movec to center of room (I with size 13 shoe not able to get in bed very easy) also room had fire damage that had been poorly repaired, smoke detector hanging open with no battery, probably not working anyway. IfI knew who to contact about all the problems at HML I would be on the phone and emailing until I found the right person to fix there problems!! $85 per night because of the reviews and pics is false advertising and if the room was clean and well taken care of I think the average person would pay maybe $50-60 per night but I will.never go back to be ripped off again!!! Another thing if and when the lease comes up.again I will be the first in line to research what is needed to acquire the lease and I know that My wife and I can bring it back.to the great place that it once was!! R&S Sierra Vista AZ. read more

I forgot to mention the room. The ceiling fan sounded like a grandfathers clock clicking on every turn so we couldn't use it. Lamp had heavy dust on it with either wine or blood on the shade and also on the wall. Toilet seat was broken. Hot water faucet was flopping around the sink. They were out of bottled water and the selection of drinks was low stating they were waiting on a delivery......July 4th weekend!!!! Come on. They should have been prepared. The walls seem to be pretty thin as we could hear people snoring. The people on the 3rd floor above us brought in a moose to tramp around. The Saturday Night Cowboy steak dinner was cooked by an old guy that smoked the whole time. He also was petting the owners dog. Next thing we saw was him putting seasoning on the steaks with his bare hands!! The lodge was totally booked for the weekend and the staff was very nice and accommodating but they needed a lot more staff. We were asked if we wanted jobs. So if you like rustic, mediocre food, poor rooms.. go to Hannagan Meadow Lodge. read more

This is a cozy, nature lover's spot. The lodge has rustic cabins with kitchenettes, rooms in the main lodge and smaller cabins. The setting is lovely and the lodge has a game room, offers horseback riding,, fly fishing lessons, guided hiking and biking tours and more. The restaurant offers the best food in the area; simple but nicely prepared. And the staff is friendly and helpful. It's a great spot for kids or a romantic get away. read more

the owner called back to explain why we had all the issues we had -- moving one manager offsite and the new one not on board yet. He offered a free night, but now that we've done the Coronado Trail, we're moving on. I appreciated all of his explanations and wanting to make it right. read more

My ladies friend and I decided to stay here one night (Thursday) after exploring the surrounding area. We were surprised to hear there was still snow on the ground over the holiday weekend, The service was second to none. From the minute we arrived we felt like family. We arrive late after 8:30pm and the kitchen just close, but the owner cook us some grill cheese sandwiches and soup which was great. We got the last room which was the honeymoon suite was roomy and immaculate we did not have a reservation. We highly recommend it for people who want to get away and see some beautiful terrain in a quiet and inviting spot. Just remember this place is out in the middle of nowhere so don't expect quick service and the restaurant prices are a little high because everything has to be truck into the place. read more

I'm just writing about the restaurant, since I have not yet stayed at one of the cabins. But we love to stop at the restaurant when we're driving the beautiful Coronado Trail in eastern Arizona. We stopped there last weekend for late breakfast, and it was delicious. One woman was running the kitchen, waiting on people, and handling any body who showed up at the front desk, but everything was quick and the food was delicious (french toast and an a short stack of pancakes). She said that she had just had a rush (11:00 a.m.) because that is when everyone checks out, and she shut down the dining room after she served us so that she could clean up before starting lunch. Can't beat that for dedication. Note: A terrible forest fire went through here in the summer of 2011, and narrowly missed the lodge. They have a scrapbook of pictures of the fire and firefighters from that time. It is hair raising. read more

This place has a great view! We got to watch deer in the meadow while we enjoyed a nice dinner. Met a real cowboy model/movie star which made for an interesting experience during dinner. The menu has just a few options but the food was good. The one waitress did seem to have trouble keeping up with the entire restaurant though. read more

We stayed there with some friends on a motorcycle trip. After a challenging day of bad weather driving, we were greeted by Charmagne, the manager. She was delightful, and made us welcome immediately. She's also the waitress,bartender, etc during the "off" season. She excelled at every turn! Our rooms were upstairs in the lodge. They were obviously older rooms, but clean and comfortable. Everything worked as expected. We will be returning! read more

If you're looking for a remote lodge experience, this place fits the bill. I stayed in early April and was the only guest for the evening. The staff ("Charlie" and the cook) were very friendly and accommodating. I felt a little bad being the only guest but they made me feel at home, even opening up the dining room for dinner at night and breakfast the next morning. I stayed in one of the smaller rooms in the lodge, on the second floor. The room was perfectly functional. The upstairs lounge area had a bit of a lodgey smoky smell to it -- mostly woodsmoke (the lodge is heated by a pellet stove and fireplace in addition to electric heat) with maybe a hint of cigarette smoke. Again, not unpleasant -- in fact very "lodgey" -- but know what you're going to get. Being the only guest in a deserted-feeling mountain lodge had just a touch of "The Shining" about it. I'd love to come back and stay again in the summer when the stables are open. Typical summer season begins May 1st according to the Lodge staff. read more

Not worth it. The food is terrible and the staff was very unprofessional. They smoke, don't wash their hands and prepare your food. We left early!! Don't waste one penny going there. It looks nothing like the pictures on the website.... just fyi. read more

Hannagan Meadows is a beautiful historical resort, where the Meadows meets the mountains. You can stay inside the lodge or rent a rustic cabin in the pines! It is a gorgeous mountiness and peaceful area with a seasonal variety of activities. I hope they are still operational as it was such a fabulous resort! read more

We were excited for a getaway weekend and loved the site of Hannagan Meadows. Cute cabins in a beautiful area. Overall, we enjoyed our stay. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We were a little disappointed with the breakfast. First, it wasn't included in the price of the lodging, and we felt the prices were pretty high at $175.00 per night. The additional $10.00 for breakfast seemed high and the food didn't taste fresh. It was cold and tasted like it had been reheated. The cabins were nice. We were greeted when we arrived by a small creature with a long tail. As it scurried outside we blocked its hole and it never returned, but it was a little startling. The heater in our cabin didn't work, but the staff helped us figure out how to use the cozy pebble burning stoves. The fire devastation in this area was also very disappointing. The trails were badly damaged and the beautiful scenery was so badly damaged, it was heart breaking. We had a great time riding horses and just hanging out and relaxing. read more