Stayed here for a wedding in October. To be fair, I expected what we got. Primitive cabin. No…read moreluxury items. Bed was good. Property was clean. Cabins are clean, but simple and older touches. We ate on outside patio of restaurant. Good food. The staff and management was amazing and friendly. Offering to drive the seniors in our party to the wedding site that was on the higher elevations of the property.

Another amazing experience at Cabins @ Creekside!!! A big THANK YOU to the staff once again for…read moredoing what they can to make our trip fun! First morning woke up to a broken Keurig Coffee Machine, and almost panicked. Had a brand new one delivered within 15 minutes. Pretty awesome! Love the restaurant food, the staff and the music! Thank you!!!

This place is a FIND! I'm grateful it's available on hotels.com or I could have missed it. But it…read morewas slightly less expensive booking directly AND it was VERY NICE to have the different rooms explained to me by a live person before I picked a room. They have some 2 person jacuzzi tubs I would have gotten if available. That would be awesome. I agree with all the 5 star reviews. I've never seen a 4.9 star average anywhere and this place deserves it. I was in the smallest room on the 1st floor. I took a pic of one set of stairs. I travel with a lot of stuff to lug in by myself so I was thrilled with my little room with easy access. It was wonderful. The bed was great. It has 2 very big full pillows and 2 somewhat thinner pillows but I travel with my own pillows so I didn't test them. They look good unless you need very flat or soft pillows. If so bring your own old flat goose down like I do. (:-) I took a LOT of pictures of everything. Especially the breakfast foods. There is no hot breakfast. Just YUMMY stuff. Breakfast is in the lounge and all the rooms are well marked when you walk around. Nobody is onsite. Everything has codes to unlock. You receive a very helpful text with everything you need to know. Keep your phone with you when you leave the room in case someone locks a door that's usually unlocked and you can't remember the code. The LOUNGE is easily found as you wander. If I lived near here I would call this a great place for a ROMANTIC GETAWAY. They even have a wine bottle opener in the lounge. And of course a 2 person jacuzzi can be quite romantic although it would also have been therapeutic for my old bones and muscles all by myself! There are old fashioned touches like DVD players in the rooms and DVD movies to borrow in the lounge. There are also some games and nice game tables and chairs to play games in the lounge. It's wonderful here. (:-) This place is LOVELY and I recommend it highly!!! If you find this review helpful please VOTE!

Charming Stay at the Heritage Inn - Twice in One Week!…read more We initially chose the Heritage Inn in Snowflake, AZ based on a Hotels.com search. It looked charming and was reasonably priced--and it more than lived up to our expectations. This is a delightful little inn where each room is uniquely decorated with its own color or theme. There is no on-site staff, but check-in is easy with a code provided, similar to many vacation rentals. Our rooms were tastefully decorated, and the beds were extremely comfortable. The guest lounge is modest but well-stocked with snack foods, which also serve as the continental breakfast. It's not fancy, but everything is high quality and thoughtfully presented. One great amenity is the Tesla destination charger. Just be sure to arrange in advance to have it turned on. During our first stay, I didn't ask ahead and couldn't find it, but the next morning the staff quickly responded and turned it on. On our return trip a week later, we booked again last minute. Even though the staff had gone home for the day, they still found someone to come back and activate the charger for us--outstanding customer service! We've now stayed in both the Red Roost and the Blue Denim rooms. Both are adorable, but we slightly preferred Blue Denim--it's downstairs, a bit roomier, and has a comfortable easy chair. The price difference is minimal and worth it, though we wouldn't hesitate to stay in any of the rooms. Conveniently located, the inn is right next door to Streets on Main, where we had a delicious meal. There's also a highly rated Mexican restaurant on the other side that we plan to try next time. We'll definitely stay here again!

A fun little find to tell about the history of the area! It's free, but be sure to leave a donation…read moreto help keep the lights on. The lady running things was super knowledgeable and has family ties to the area. Her passion really shines in how she talks about everything! There's also a hidden gem of a blacksmith shop outback so if you're there and it's open go check it out!!

I know the reviews are mixed but this is a great place at a great price. The mixed reviews are most…read morelikely due to the mixed age of the cabins. The older cabins that allow pets are aweful. They are run down and very dirty from years of use and poor design. But they have been renovating cabins and building new ones to the point where you only need to avoid (at all cost) booking cabin number 5. All the other accommodations are great. The motel portion offers a bed and a bathroom at a very reasonable price. The trail bunkhouses include a kitchenet. And the cabins offer a full kitchen with porches that face the creek. The location cannot be beat. There's beautiful forest all around, a great restaurant with live music (on the weekends) within walking distance, and of course the creek. But best of all is the staff. We have been to the Christopher Creek Lodge on five or more occasions and interacted with many different staff. Every last one of them had been kind and as helpful is possible. If you show up early, they try to get you into your cabin early. If you need something afterhours, they have a phone number to call and they respond. Thanks to the staff the place has a warm, friendly, family feel.

Our favorite camping spot in AZ. even though we have rented bigger cabins up north in Flagstaff of…read moreall the campgrounds this one is our favorite we just love it here:) it's always nice and clean. Very peaceful beautiful place. I do recommend the cabins. The newer ones are the best and by the creek. My family can't wait to be back!

We had such a great experience! 6 of us, 4 adults and 2 children. My mom is who is a little…read moretimid of horses did awesome and was the most comfortable I've ever seen her on them. My boys (8 and 10) who have both only done one ride previously were also completely comfortable. The views were amazing, the horses were patient and the guides were friendly and knowledgeabl. Additionally, it was a nose to tail trail ride, it was more open and so comfortable and fun for us all. Thank you!!

I became too disabled to care for my sanctuary's horses and burros. We used them for 3 transports…read more Some of the horses had been abused and are half wild. Joey and his crew took the time to get them loaded safely and transported to their new homes. I highly recommend United Farms.

Get a map of Arizona and look for the middle…read more Go couple clicks to your right and a small town east of Payson called Forest Lakes Estates exists. I believe this is the highest elevated town in Arizona and it frigging snows here. Who would think 1-2 hours from Phoenix and snow in October? I mean, just one hour north of Hwy 17 is snow, but in October? It didn't just snow, i got stuck in a damn blizzard. The only time I remember a more fearful snow moment was 17 years ago at Mt. Ranier where we got hit by heavy powder at baseline and forfeited our trekking adventure. The difference is I was healthy and young. Now im sick and old. Anyhow, I pulled over to the first moment i saw lights. Traveling at 5-10mph, it felt like five hours have gone by. Cars started piling up here and finally a nice gent from Tejas opened up for us. I got a warm room, a nice hot shower and limited wifi for $70-75. The night's rest was comforting considering I pre-planned roughing it. someplace between Petrfied and Gallup, NM The lodge itself was ok. The exterior is prettier than the interior. They provided hot warer, coffee, and sugar snacks in the morning. Nothing else was open for breakfast so the sugar helped until I reached civilization to eat real food. The bed was comfy enough for me to sleep past 7-8am. Clean enough to walk around barefoot. And the tv works. The first time i had to shovel off snow and a bit of the driveway to leave. Thank you forest lakes lodge for leaving the light on.

Read this before you book this hotel. There is no air conditioner in the room. The 2nd floor…read moresqueaks as you walk. I felt sorry for guests below us but we could not be trapped on our bed.

What a gem! A beautiful, quiet, forested location that has amenities for families with children and…read moreadults alike. We were so pleasantly surprised by the very spacious, clean and well maintained living space! The accommodations come with toiletries with the bathroom, all kitchen supplies, and soaps, laundry detergent and even little bags of spices for cooking! They truly thought of everything in order to make your stay here enjoyable. Hot tub and pool are nice and warm. Activity center has many games, puzzles, pool table, air hockey, and ping pong. Also, there is an area with dress up clothes. There is an exercise room too. Outdoor play area for small children. We have loved every second of our stay!

Beautiful and roomy , but pricey. Wonderful water pressure in shower…read more Shampoo, conditioner, body wash containers in shower. ***Pool and hot tub were shutdown and drained *** but a lovely grassy area that kids and families played on. There is a game room attached to the office.

The Bison Ranch is perfect for a stay in the Heber/Overgaard area. Our spacious suite was just what…read morewe needed for our 5 night stay. The accommodation included comfortable beds in two bedrooms with two bathrooms as well as a fully stocked kitchen. The location also includes a restaurant, a fitness center, a game room and a kids playground. During our stay, we took advantage of the location to take trips to Payson, Petrified Forest National Park, Show Low and Winslow. We used the wonderful pool and hot tub after our daily trips. The staff was also very friendly and helpful.

Attempted check in yesterday (Monday August 17) at about 6pm. I was in town conducting a cooking…read moreclass at the Legacy Ranch, a 25,000 sq ft private estate in the area.(HIGHLY recommend, by the way.) As the class ended I was feeling increasing ill, and by the time I loaded my truck with my entire BBQ kitchen, I vomited several times before leaving. I was recently prescribed a glp from my provider for sleep apnea, and while I had the occasional bout of nausea and occasional vomiting, this was different. Do you know the feeling where it takes too much energy to lift your head, and you just want to curl into the fetal position and die?...yeah that was me when I arrived at the front desk. I had not eaten all day and was dry heaving, as there was nothing in my stomach but the little water I was drinking to prevent dehydration. Initially, the front desk agent was very helpful, she offered to let me sit in the lobby as she processed the reservation. I explained that I had the chills, and would need to go outside. She requested to run a credit card for $250 deposit, and I explained that it was on Google Pay on my phone and handed it to her. She seemed dumbfounded and said she did not believe they took Google pay..she wanted a card number exp. date, cvc code, etc...which my wallet Google wallet does not provide for obvious reasons. Meanwhile I got sick again in the trash can outside the hotel, and begged her to hurry and figure it out. By now, she had called a maintenance man for back up, to whom she asked "...do we take Google Pay?" (Yes, she asked the guy who drives a golf cart around the propery about accepted payment methods). to which he just shrugged his shoulders. At this point I was desperate, and I retrieved my business phone to see if I could obtain the bed Id paid for. No luck...as I was bent over the trash can outside, the maintenace man returned and told me that I was being asked to leave the property immediately, or he woukd call the police. Dumbfounded, I asked him why and he responded "we don't want you making a scene in front of our customers, (there were none in the fifteen minute exchange) and my general manager, was afraid I would be sick in our room." "So, leave the property NOW or I'll call the police and they will be here VERY fast." When I called the next day and spoke with the General Manager Cindy, she explained it was actually the assistant g.m. Krystal Kruze who oredered me off the property from her phone, presumably at home. On a brief converstation with them on conference, the next morning they again said they do not accept Goole Pay for the $250 deposit, (unlike virtually every other retail merchant in America with a modern card verifier) I said "...really? Then how is it that my Paypal account was attepted a charge from your hotel for $250 last night at 6 pm??" There was a pause, and Cindy replied "It was declined" "But, you just told me that you dont have the capacity or inclination to accept the payment method in the previous sentence? At this point I requested her Supervisors contact information, to which Cindy declined to furnish either a name or phone number for her supervisor. A general manager refusing to furnish corporate contact or escalation information to hide a guest complaint is a serious breach of standard hospitality protocol and ettiquette.