Comté de Maricopa - Nos maisons d'hôte de charme

« Now I know why you don't allow for pictures. The neighborhood itself is dirty. Pulling up to the property, the first thing you see is an old hot tub leaning against the fence. The alley to the private driveway is littered with garbage & discarded furniture. The gate is not electronic nor does it lock. The screen door does not have a handle and the front handle didn’t lock (just the deadbolt).She did eventually fix the lock. The wifi was unreliable. The Casita was well furnished, but dirty. I...

« Such a great stay! We loved the location and facilities! Appreciate all the kindness! Thank you! »

« Property is as listed, the backyard made it really hard to leave the place Super nice area, we fell in love with the little town of Cave Creek. Bed is very comfortable, room was clean and Lorne was always available if we needed anything, which we didn’t, but he is a nice guy. He does live on property, but we knew that from previous reviews. Didn’t bother us at all. Would absolutely stay here again! »

« Excellent host. Very comfortable Place »

« Everything was perfect. This property is amazing. Our hosts were amazing and very accommodating. Would highly recommend if you're in the area. The casita was a great get-away home for us in a great location. »

« I just needed a quiet clean place to sleep and it fit that bill very well. I didn't arrive until after dark and had a little trouble figuring out where I needed to be but that just might be me. »

« The hose was very welcoming. Our stay was excellent. The house was very private and very nice beautiful backyard beautiful area. »

« The host was very welcoming. We can in on a late flight and he made sure we had everything we needed and more. »

« Very cool set up. Great space, clean very and very friendly. »

« Nice new property. Peter (host) was very responsive. »

« The room, a mother in law suite, was clean and exactly as described and depicted in the pictures. Lorne is friendly and a great host. The location is convenient for northern Scottsdale and Desert Mountain. »