We had one of the most relaxing and enjoyable times at the Wahsab Lodge in Greer through Cabin Butler! This was our 25th anniversary, and we are delighted we spent it here. The folks at Cabin Butler treated us like family, which is very rare these days. Thank you for helping us have such a wonderful relaxing vacation! read more

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We rented the Braided Rug cabin for 5 days. The contract said to bring the basics, because the cabins are not all stocked, however, this one had everything and more. The rooms where cozy with plenty of extra blankets and pillows. The kitchen had EVERYTHING you would need to cook any meal. There was plenty of towels and washcloths too. Lots of dishes and even good knives. The location was great, and very private. We even had Wifi! We will rent this cabin again! read more

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Rented Martins Getaway from The Cabin Butler Greer Cabin Keepers for Mothers day weekend. Arrived later in the evening so office was closed. To my surprise they did leave a key for the cabin taped to their office door. (Last time I rented through them they double booked and we ended up with no place to stay after a 5 hour drive.) Upon entering it was very apparent the cabin had not been cleaned to say the least. Piles of dirty laundry on the kitchen floor, feces in the toilet, dirty linens on the beds, stains on the couch, dead mouse, the 'clean' towels on the shelf were dirty and on and on. Could not find any clean sheets to make the beds myself or any bleach to wash anything or any disinfectant to clean the bathrooms. I called the after hours number and Kevin was wonderful and wanted to meet the next morning at the offices. While on the phone with him we managed to find some, hopefully, clean sheets for 2 beds and thankfully I have a habit of bringing lysol wipes (since Covid) to wipe down the surfaces. So about 1 am we were able to get some sleep. Driving 5 hours to fish my favorite lakes on Saturday morning for Mothers Day was ruined. Lea, the wonderful lady in the office that came in her own car and picked up a literal car full of dirty linens, wanted to help but she relied on her boss, Lauren, to agree to any sort of reimbursements. After multiple phone calls and messages to Lauren still have yet to talk to her. It is a shame this company is the monopoly in this wonderful little town. If I was the owner I would be mortified that they would rent this cute cabin in this disgusting condition and be OK with it. read more

Greer Cabin Keepers - Vacation Rental Agents Near Me - Greer, Arizona

My husband and I have stayed in the Benson Shy Cabin at least once a year and at times twice for the last 4 years. Here this week for a 4 night stay and this place needs a big over haul in cleaning. I have never seen it look this bad. Upon arrival the master bedroom coverlet had a big brown spot on it, I had to throw it in the washer. There are mouse droppings in the kitchen drawers. The interior design is nice but don't look at anything on the walls or above you. We will not be back nor will I refer this cabin to friends any longer. read more

Last weekend, my honey and I spent a long weekend in Greer, AZ and rented a cabin through Greer Cabin Keepers. The Molly Butler Lodge owns and manages Greer Cabin Keepers, a subsidiary which rents out privately owned cabins. I can't attest to the ease in making a reservation as I didn't handle that, but our stay was hassle-free and exactly what we expected. Unlike many cabin rental companies, the company's Website is modern, easy to navigate, and highly informational. In addition to a detailed description, several high quality pictures of each cabin are available for viewing. Cabin prices and styles vary from affordable and rustic to high-end and luxurious. Pets are welcome in a selection of cabins, also easily viewable on their site. Upon check-in, the friendly staff provided us with a 10% off coupon to dine at the Molly Butler Lodge and recommended things to do in the area. The cabin we chose was cozy with unique and custom features such as a one-of-a-kind juniper staircase, cedar bathtub, and wood burning stove. The living room furniture could have been a bit more comfortable, but wasn't bothersome. A small television with a built in VHS was available to watch a fun collection of videos and several puzzles, novels, and regional reading material were provided. Because these homes are privately owned, the lot sizes are generous and you don't feel like you're on top of your neighbors. Be sure to read the house rules as guests are asked to leave the cabin as they found it, clean dishes and all. I'll definitely return to this sleepy mountain town and stay in one of these cabins again. In lieu of having a cabin of my own, this fit the bill. If you're looking for a home atmosphere with rustic touches instead of a hotel, this place is for you. read more

On Sept 29th, I was driving through Northern Arizona and decided Greer would be the place to stay the night. I rented the "WITH2BEEZ" cabin from ALJ Greer Cabin Keepers - Molly Butler Lodge and Cabins, which was a few miles away from the town center, off a county road. The cabin wasn't cleaned until after I rented it (which to me was fine), and I was transported to the 1950s by the style of the cabin, which was even better. The problem was, I wasn't allowed to use the fireplace, which in and of itself was fine. However, none of the heaters worked and there were not many blankets that could keep me warm. I didn't realize this until about 10P and suffered through the night as it hit 32 degrees outside. I finally gave up and left the cabin around 5A, unable to take a shower because it was just too cold. My problem occurred when I left a note about the heating problem and called to inform management of the problem after I left. I requested some sort of credit because of the problem. They informed me that I should have called the hotline number and address it in the middle of the night, and they refused to credit me anything. To me, the fact that the cabin had no working heater, and I was made to feel this was my problem and responsibility, is not right. I don't think that's good customer service. I didn't expect a free night's stay, but I didn't expect to pay full price when the heaters didn't work. That shouldn't be my responsibility. With that, since ALJ wasn't willing to work with me, I will file a claim with VISA about a partial refund. They are the only show in town so there is no other place to go for rentals. Perhaps this was just a "one-off" breakdown in customer service, but renting cabins with no working heaters in autumn shouldn't be the guests' or customers' problem. read more

Hands down one of the BEST resorts for cabin rentals in Greer!! As a small business owner, I am particular about service and accommodations, and the Greer Cabin Keepers cabins are well worth the money!! From booking my reservation, to working with the AWESOME and extremely responsive staff, Rhonda and Shanene, I have NO complaints with my 3 stays at this resort. I will most definitely be returning SOON!! Pet AND ATV friendly as well. read more

We stayed in one of their cabins and had SO much fun! The cabin was PERFECT and Greer is Beautiful!!! It was a perfect place for a family vacation read more

My family spent a weekend in the Whispering Pines cabin and loved it. We were in Greer for the first annual Family Fishing Derby, a fabulous event that we will be returning for. The cabin was great...rustic, set back in the woods on a hill, surrounded by pines. The first thing we noticed was floor to ceiling front windows that let the morning light stream through the trees in the most charming way. Upstairs was a loft complete with a pool table, foosball table, TV, and board games. My son and his buddy went wild! This particular cabin would sleep 10-12 easily with two large bedrooms downstairs and three upstairs. The boys also had a great time playing outside on the swing and running through the woods. I would definitely stay there again. read more

Stayed at one of Sargent's cabins for a few days during Greer Days this June. Our second time staying here and working with Jay Sargent who is a great, friendly guy who checks to make sure all is well when you arrive. A great cabin in a great location, up in the trees but a short walk down to the Main Street and shops/restaurants. Will be back! Thanks Jay! Donna read more

Used GCK to book just one night at Molly Butler Lodge next to the restaurant. Nice, smooth transaction with email confirmations. Thank you.

Greer Cabin Keepers, the Molly Butler Lodge and Hindman's Retreat Cabin. First the good. Everyone we dealt with was fantastic. We initially booked our getaway more than a year ago but had to reschedule due to a massive wildfire in the area last year. The staff accommodated us perfectly, and everyone from Molly Butler and Cabin Keepers was friendly, professional and welcoming. The scenery in the area is what you'd expect from any pine forest mountain area. Gorgeous. That said... The value of the experience was more than lacking. Cost before dog surcharge and tax was $185 a night with no break for weeknight vs. weekend. While pricey, the cabin is listed as dog friendly and includes a dog run. More on that later. I'll get to the worst part first, just in case you don't want to read the whole thing: Despite the fact that there was a card that said, "This cabin was cleaned by (Person A, Person B and Person C)," cabin rules mandated that guests getting ready to leave vacuum the floors, wash and replace the towels and bedding and clean the counters and surfaces in the bathroom and kitchen. They also tell guests to bundle and take their garbage with them. I'm sorry, but when I'm paying the same cost as a good room on the Vegas Strip, I expect basic housekeeping to be part of the fee, particularly when they name the people who supposedly handle cleaning and have the audacity to state, "Gratuities Appreciated." I, myself, like getting paid for nothing, but I never expect it to actually happen. When renting a cabin, you expect things like super cheap paper towels and toilet paper, but you don't expect to have to do all the housekeeping or to put up with things like no dish soap (The mini bottle of original Palmolive had long since been refilled with dollar store hand soap), for example. I was willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, to an extent. Maybe they do a thorough cleaning on top of what they ask of the guests, I thought. Looking around didn't bear that out. There was a half millimeter of dust on the fireplace mantle, for example, and items on the shelf were perfectly outlined, indicating they hadn't been moved in at least a year, maybe more. Other gripes... One of the reasons we chose Hindman's was because it was dog friendly and listed a dog run as a feature. We gladly paid the surcharge because one of the reasons we planned this vacation in the first place was because we wanted to take our dogs with us. Well, I wouldn't have put a plush dog in that run. The fencing was loose and not embedded in the ground. Sure, it's the owners' responsibility to keep an eye on their pets, even in a run, but when a dog of any size could get out in fewer than five seconds, or an animal of any size smaller than a bear could get in in the same amount of time, it would be irresponsible to use the feature unless you were sitting inside with them. The cabin is in something of a state of disrepair. The outer deck had a couple sections that were threatening to collapse in the near future. The tree nearest the deck had a branch directly overhead that was threatening to fall in the next good breeze. Hindman's Retreat Cabin is divided as a duplex. We'd booked B last year, but were "upgraded" to the larger A unit this year since B was being renovated and was unavailable. The B side had, indeed, been refurbished. I know because I had to go through it to get to the water heater and laundry area. While it's basically one large room with a loft, it was nicely done. The A side didn't appear to have had much work done since the 70s. There was no dishwasher, which is no big deal, but there wasn't even a dish strainer to put dishes you'd hand washed. The stove was easily the oldest I've ever seen outside of a museum. Being a cook and a food hobbyist, I'm somewhat familiar with the history of cooking tools. This one, while functional, dated from the 1950s. Here's a picture of a similar control panel. http://www.flickr.com/photos/thedeutschgirl/5182262009/ The master bed tilted downward so your feet were higher than your head, and the "mattress" was an ancient bag style that was like sleeping on a sack of laundry. I'd guess it also dates from the 70s as, apparently, did the pillows. So, in conclusion: The staff and website are great. The scenery is as pretty as you'd expect from a mountain pine forest. The cabin borders on the dreadful, the cost is exorbitant, the guests are expected to do maintenance/housekeeping staff's job for them and the value is next to nonexistent. As I mentioned above, I wasn't expecting luxury hotel style pampering, despite paying the same price, but I certainly expected much more than we got in terms of facilities and amenities. If you're in Phoenix, I'd recommend you save yourself the 5 hour drive and buckets of cash. Go to Prescott and rent a cabin there. The rates will be cheaper, the scenery comparable and the experience likely better. read more

I wanted to give my wife and family a great vacation for my wife birthday and my son's birthday (about two days apart). I went to Molly Cabin's Website and booked a cabin for a week. Their website gave me a price and I agreed to it and paid for it with my credit card. The next day, they call me and tell me that the price for the cabin is over three times as much as what I booked it for! When I told them that I have my confirmation sheet, they said they it did NOT matter because there was a computer error. When we tried to work out a lower rate, they came back and told us, "No. It is the entire amount per night or nothing!" In my opinion, this place has false advertising, "bait 'n' switch" tactics, and terrible customer service! The owners do not care about the customers nor the integrity of their own website! I would not rent an outhouse from Molly's Cabins! read more

Save your money and DO NOT rent the Musil Haven house in the Snowy Mountain Inn area of Greer. It looks amazing in the pictures - here's what you'll actually find: 1. 85% of the lights don't work - we mentioned this and they sent a maintenance man who said his ladder was missing (?) but he would be back to replace bulbs in the cathedral ceilings; he never came back. 2. There is an overall electrical problem, as lights keep "blowing" and the master bath outlet blew out my own hairdryer (literally flames). He also said he would send "the electrician". That never happened. 3. NOT ENOUGH HOT WATER for even two short showers - definitely not enough hot water to fill up the Jacuzzi in the master bath (one of the main reasons we chose this home). 4. Dirty and poorly equipped kitchen - grease and crumbs! The installed microwave does not work (you find this out when you open it and see a sign "out of order" inside the unit). They have a very small free-standing one that you can barely fit a coffee cup or a bag of popcorn. 5. Mismatched and stained towels - not ones that I would ever give guests. More in the "cleaning rag" category. 6. A nice deck but no furniture at all on the deck - or in the sun room inside the home. 7. The stone steps up to the front door are a hazard - they are falling apart. It is a serious accident waiting to happen. We put a couple of their decorative wooden trees on the areas so that we would remember and not step on the bad parts (looks like someone tried to repair them and did a poor job). Overall, the house was obviously once very nice but has not received any attention at all in a long time. We love Greer and made do with the situation and still had a good time, but the lack of attention to this rental and the lack of concern on the part of the "office" was certainly a huge disappointment. This is the first time I have every written any review, but the place is certainly not cheap (understatement) and it just frosts me that they have the nerve to charge what they do without any serious upkeep to this home. We also love the people in Greer and this home and the lack of care/service give the town a bad name and that is very sad and unfair. I would say the owners (who according to a neighbor are never there) need to man up so that their advertising is honest. Cabin keepers needs a real cleaning and maintenance crew in there to take care of the problems before they take anyone else's hard earned money. Peg D read more

We stayed at Reed Family Cabin. We booked it for 3 nights and we left after just 1 night. Management are nice people, however they have not tried to make it right. We spent nearly $800 for 3 night (4th of July weekend) to go to a dirty cabin, water didnt work, tv didnt work, dvd didn't work, we found a smelly burger still stuck in the grill from the previous lodgers. Very disappointed. The funny part is they charged $70 dollars cleaning fee for a cabin that was absolutely filthy. What made us leave was when we found a piece of clothing which was not ours stuck between the pillows of the couch. Greer is nice, we will go back but never again at Cabin Keepers, luckily there are other places to stay. Oh by the way the management promised to "give us some money back" that obviously didn't happen. read more

Beautiful cabin and stunning views! We rented one of their cabins and took our kids and grand kids up for a long weekend. The cabin was so nice and very clean. Everyone was so friendly and easy to work with. It was a bonus having Sunrise Ski Resort only a few minutes drive from our cabin. We were so glad to help create wonderful memories for everyone! We will definitely be back to create more! read more

I rented four nights at the Johnson's Retreat on the river in Greer in April. "We" included myself, my wife, a 24 yr old son and two grandchildren. While the cabin and outside were nice, the management and owners were not. The cabin had TV, but not hooked up to any service---VCR anyone? The WiFi was there but again without service. These are things I asked specifically about because of the children ages and need to work on weekdays. They said yes. When i inquired when i got there they said they never promised they worked, only that TV and WIFI equipment was there. They seemed to take great pride in their gaming me. They lied to me several times about the service availability and their attempts to correct it day after day. They decided to just wait me out til I left. I believe the actual owner of my cabin was part of the Molly Butler business based on phone message so appeals to Alan Johnson went nowhere. His family looks very happy in the photos around the cabin. I guess he doesn't lie to them, only in his business. I could have forgiven the lack of promised facilities if they had been more honest but they chose to just continue the lies instead of apologizing. I'm just happy I didn't suffer the same lacking in other utilites----like water, plumbing or electric. I don't think they would care about that either. It could have been a wonderful trip----and they ruined it. read more