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    Susan E.

    We stopped at the store, to get a cold drink. They had ice, but no fountain drinks. Service was over the top friendly, parking was nice, did not appear that many folks were at the lodge on this day. Great spot for off-road riding snacks and such. Cute little spot and over the hill you can go to Lake Mary. The restaurant did not open until three so we had to pass on a meal.

    Cabin #11 Loren Grey Cabin
    Pynkeye P.

    Mormon Lake Lodge is a hidden gem! I wasn't expecting much after reading all these reviews and was more than pleasantly surprised. We stayed in cabin #11 the Loren Grey Cabin. We parked right across the street from the country store and our cabin was right up the steps. There is a huge porch in the front with nice seating. You walk into a large living room with two huge pull out couches, a tv, a stereo/cd player, coat closet and electric fireplace. The tv has directv and a dvd player. There is a full kitchen with four person dining table, full sized refrigerator, oven/stove, microwave and sink. Kitchen included just about everything you'd need to cook a full meal. Pots, pans, knives, can opener, silverware, cups, plates etc etc. If there is anything more you needed it could be requested from housekeeping. There was also a coffeemaker and coffee from Seattle's Best. There is a full bath with tub/shower. The first bedroom had a queen sized bed, dressing table, nightstand and a big closet. The second bedroom had two bunk beds each with a larger full size mattress on bottom and twin mattresses on top. We had eight adults that each slept comfortably and could really have had two more people with no problems. The cabin was clean and well kept so I'm really not sure why there were so many negative reviews. I did have a chance to look at one of their more "rustic" 100 year old (yes, 100 years old!) cabins. They definitely had an older cabin feel but still had a full kitchen, bathroom, and one or two bedrooms. Again these cabins are 100 years old. So they're clean but go in remembering that they are older and won't have the same feel as some of the newer cabins, We made use of the community barbeques and really enjoyed ourselves. The country store has the basics, but I would definitely bring your own meat to grill. The grills were not covered, but the picnic benches were under a gazebo. The restaurant and saloon are a nice touch. We didn't really eat at the restaurant, but did have a nice time at the saloon. There was a band playing live music both nights we were there. Behind the main building there was a playground and petting zoo for the kids. There is also a buffalo habitat and a stocked trout pond. Mormon Lake Lodge is definitely a place we would like to go again. It's a fun hangout for families and/or friends and a great way to get out of the heat.

    Charity D.

    We are finishing up our three night stay and have had a wonderful time. The area is beautiful and the staff have been wonderful. Our cabin (Elk View Cabin) was nicely sized for ourselves and dog and had a kitchenette with two burners and a mini fridge. The fridge froze all our produce, which was kind of a bummer, but that was because of the setting. The only reason it's a four star instead of five is because every time we used our stove or hot water there is a loud knocking sound coming from the water heater located in a closet behind the cabin. The cabins are rustic and old...but we really enjoyed them. Keep in mind cabin 23/24 don't have covered back patios, whereas 25/26 does. I dunno about the rest. The queen bed is extremely soft and bouncy. We enjoyed the Navajo Springs trail which is right by the lodge. We were bummed we couldn't use the fire pits or grills because it was rainy pretty much our whole stay...we will be coming again! I've included some photos since I know they're hard to find on their website...

    Stacy Z.

    This was an interesting place to stay, and I have pretty mixed feelings about it. First of all, the registration process was difficult. I called several times over the course of a few days during business hours before I actually got someone on the phone. When I did, she was quite rude. I would ask if a particular cabin was available, she would ask me the date I was looking for (again), and then tell me no without offering any information about what was available until I specifically asked. We did this go-round a few times before I was able to book a cabin. When I did, it was the Oak Grove Cabin. When we arrived at Mormon lake, the registration area was closed with a sign that said "be back soon". Mind you, it was about 2pm on Friday afternoon, so during business hours. Someone who appeared to be local walked up to the registration area so we asked if she was the person working there. She said she wasn't, but called the person who was and said that she should be back soon. About 20 minutes later the registration worker walked out of the pizza shop across the street and said she'd gotten hungry. We were given two keys (not keycards, keys) and able to check in and find our cabin without too much trouble. Our cabin was listed as sleeping 4 people, and cozy is probably the best way to describe it. There was a queen bed, pullout sofa, and kitchenette with a gas stove/oven, sink, microwave, and dorm sized refrigerator. There were dishes and basic pots and pans in the cabinets. When we made the reservation I looked all over the internet for better pictures of the inside of the cabin and didn't see any so I tried to take some for this review. Overall it was pretty serviceable, although there are definitely things I would change. - Screens in ALL of the windows, and a screen in the front door. Without AC, windows and fans were our only means of cooling and some of the windows didn't have screens. - Fix the water heater. In the shower, the options for water temperature ranged from hot to scalding. We could get cool water out of the kitchen sink though so this might have been more of an issue with the shower. - More outlets. This might be tricky with the age of the cabin and the wiring but more electrical outlets would have been really nice. - Privacy. The only interior area of the house that had a door was the bathroom. There was no door between the kitchen/living area of the house and the bedroom. - Quiet hours. This is more for the campground side but there were people blasting music and driving dune buggies around well into the night. A friend described it as a spring break atmosphere. Overall we were happy with our stay and would probably go back to the same cabin. Someone in a neighboring cabin said that their place only had one small window and lacked the things our cabin had. Some improvements in the atmosphere, and definite improvements in the customer service would be great.

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    The bar is comfortable, but the service is a little slow, but worth the wait! Enjoyed this place!

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    My wife and I booked a weekend at the Wolf Manor to celebrate our 33rd wedding anniversary. We…read morethoroughly enjoyed our stay! The house and grounds are beautiful and spacious. Geoff and Sandi were very friendly and made our weekend special. They surprised us with a bouquet roses in our room and strawberries, champagne and martinelli's sparkling cider on our anniversary night. I was also impressed with Sandi's willingness to accommodate my dietary restrictions. I am on a low-carb diet. Sandi made low-carb pancakes for me and made a fresh strawberry topping for them. They were delicious! The omelets and fresh fruit she made for us were delicious too. I highly recommend the Wolf Manor!

    We went for a wedding at The Wolf Manor and did NOT enjoy the time we spent. At first it was fun…read moreand visually appealing, but there were quite a few "off limit" areas for guests to enjoy. People were not allowed to eat inside and were made to feel very unwelcome inside the house. The hosts were not helpful and didn't help the bride and groom feel comfortable on their big day since there was a lot of logistic questioning before, during, and after the ceremony. The owners had all guests park half a mile away since they do not allow street parkiThe backyard was hot and had no shade or fans for the guests. The yard where the ceremony was in direct sunlight from 9:00-6:00 which made for a very hot and miserable day--we were asked to stop coming inside of the house to preserve the air conditioning. I would not recommend the stay or having a wedding here--it is far too expensive for the subpar service you get!

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    Creekside Inn is so tranquil and picturesque nestled in the beautiful trees and creek. We were…read moregreeted with a warm smile and welcomed with a yummy dessert treat in our room along with water and coffee. Our room was spacious and relaxing. Our private patio overlooked all the greenery, nature and a beautiful gazebo where we had our morning breakfast and coffee. Thank you for our escape from the heat of Phoenix and the hustle and bustle of daily life. We will return.

    I was torn between giving this place three or four stars. If they had 3.5 stars I would've give…read morethat. We Stayed here for three days. My biggest complaint is the bed in the honeymoon suit. As you see in the pictures, the mattress did not fit in the bed frame and I thought that was a very tacky and unsafe. It was about a 6 inch gap all around and I was afraid that I would forget and step wrong and hurt myself. Also, the chair in the master bedroom Had a screw poking out that was uncomfortable so we did not use that chair. Lastly the only meat options on the breakfast menu was a chicken sausage, and it was very sweet like maple and I personally did not enjoy it. Now that I have told you my dislikes, here are my likes. The scenery was beautiful! We did the honeymoon suite and each door in it (the bathroom,bedroom, and living room each had a door that opened up to the patio/outside.) listening to the creek was nice! They have a gazebo as well and seating on the porch with blankets. They have a microwave and mini fridge and they provided grapes when we arrived. Day 2 they provided cute little chocolate mousse desserts. For a refresh/turndown, you text the concierge. The tub was big and deep definitely fit 2 people. It's my understanding that the honeymoon suit is the only one with the separate living room/bathroom/bedroom set up. I liked the space and separate rooms, which is why we picked this particular room (Also, just an FYI, looking at the pictures online, it looks like the furniture in the honeymoon suite is outdated/Victorian style compared to the other rooms that they have, but expected this going in because I looked at the photos ahead of time). I would consider coming back here, but for the price, the mattress needs to fit the bed frame

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