Pine Creek Cabins — Local services in Payson

I will need to say that I'm not going to mark this 1 star since we did like the place and a great town. fantastic contractors coming to keep the place nice and tidy and they do a great job. So no complaints all of that. Very nice people as well.  ||||||Our family were long-term tenants. at least since the beginning of the summer waiting for an adoption to complete with a foster child. I would say is if anyone would ever consider being long-term here, make sure that you go through the lease and make sure the landlord understand what he has each party sign. We were told (in the lease) we can give 30 day notice on each month to month scenario however when we gave 30-day notices for any given up coming month, we were being double-booked and literally our whole family had to move out just to accommodate a weekend. ||||||We're foster parents working on an adoption of our 1 year old foster child, so we need to stay in the area until our adoption is done so we just kind of kept moving out and moving back in as these situations came up.. in hindsight legally I could have made an issue because the lease is given to the state and we need to obtain permission to go on these trips when in reality we're being booted. But we decided to just go with it at a respect and make the best of it.|||||| the owner is a little old school and very busy and does lack some communication. And trying to point out something that was either written or talked about that he had forgotten he won't admit. He did say he was going to go back and look at the lease but never did hear anything. Basically a simple apology was lacking and would probably solve a whole lot of relational PR. I would just recommend to do your due diligence and stay on top of communication and always always always in writing. I even gave him many opportunities to communicate this with nothing. I even sent him copies of the lease. Nothing really ever came from those attempts to clean up any confusion.||||||Once we were able to find a new place in our licensing jurisdiction, We decided to move out of respect of the situation. Also to lessen any tension that would ever be in the future due to lack of proper PR or even just simple honoring the lease or any other agreements. In fact we just had to smile because we were told we had to be out by Christmas since it's very busy at one point, then the 28th and now just finally told we could have stayed to the end of the month.:-) LOL so we had already made plans to be out early. We never ever pushed back when we were told these things even though we should have. So if anything hopefully this will help anyone who would find themselves in our situation.|||||| Nice guy though and we did get along and it was fun to do some work around the place. I fixed a few things in the cabin even so it's sad that we had to leave. We really liked the place and gave him an opportunity to admit the lease and also to raise prices to be fair to him. But never heard anything back.|||||| I'm a past business owner myself and I know the importance of good PR especially with your guests as we were renting guests. I don't want to take from all the five stars because they're short term and it's a great place to stay for that. But hopefully this will help anyone else and maybe needing or asking...

I will need to say that I'm not going to mark this 1 star since we did like the place and a great town. fantastic contractors coming to keep the place nice and tidy and they do a great job. So no complaints all of that. Very nice people as well.  ||||||Our family were long-term tenants. at least since the beginning of the summer waiting for an adoption to complete with a foster child. I would say is if anyone would ever consider being long-term here, make sure that you go through the lease and make sure the landlord understand what he has each party sign. We were told (in the lease) we can give 30 day notice on each month to month scenario however when we gave 30-day notices for any given up coming month, we were being double-booked and literally our whole family had to move out just to accommodate a weekend. ||||||We're foster parents working on an adoption of our 1 year old foster child, so we need to stay in the area until our adoption is done so we just kind of kept moving out and moving back in as these situations came up.. in hindsight legally I could have made an issue because the lease is given to the state and we need to obtain permission to go on these trips when in reality we're being booted. But we decided to just go with it at a respect and make the best of it.|||||| the owner is a little old school and very busy and does lack some communication. And trying to point out something that was either written or talked about that he had forgotten he won't admit. He did say he was going to go back and look at the lease but never did hear anything. Basically a simple apology was lacking and would probably solve a whole lot of relational PR. I would just recommend to do your due diligence and stay on top of communication and always always always in writing. I even gave him many opportunities to communicate this with nothing. I even sent him copies of the lease. Nothing really ever came from those attempts to clean up any confusion.||||||Once we were able to find a new place in our licensing jurisdiction, We decided to move out of respect of the situation. Also to lessen any tension that would ever be in the future due to lack of proper PR or even just simple honoring the lease or any other agreements. In fact we just had to smile because we were told we had to be out by Christmas since it's very busy at one point, then the 28th and now just finally told we could have stayed to the end of the month.:-) LOL so we had already made plans to be out early. We never ever pushed back when we were told these things even though we should have. So if anything hopefully this will help anyone who would find themselves in our situation.|||||| Nice guy though and we did get along and it was fun to do some work around the place. I fixed a few things in the cabin even so it's sad that we had to leave. We really liked the place and gave him an opportunity to admit the lease and also to raise prices to be fair to him. But never heard anything back.|||||| I'm a past business owner myself and I know the importance of good PR especially with your guests as we were renting guests. I don't want to take from all the five stars because they're short term and it's a great place to stay for that. But hopefully this will help anyone else and maybe needing or asking...

The Pine creek cabins are located on the main drag in the charming little town of Pine Arizona. There are about 4 cabins and they are off the road a bit down a dirt driveway. ||||We had cabin #4. Our back yard was huge, and the view from the patio door is facing the woods. At the end of the back yard there is a nice creek. I don't think the creek runs all year long, but it was running when we were there in December due to snow runoff.||||The cabin itself is a one bedroom. There is a nice size bathroom with an entry from the bedroom and another entry from the living room. The bedroom has a very comfortable queen size bed, and a large Jacuzzi bath tub. The living room has a comfortable sofa that folds into a sofa bed. There is a cute propane fireplace close to the sofa. this fireplace also serves as heat control, and works quite effectively to heat the cabin. The Kitchen connects to the living room. The kitchen has a microwave and a small refrigerator. It is equipped with the utensils that you will need for your dining pleasure, including a coffee pot and coffee.||||We loved the location of this place right in the heart of town, within easy walking distance to unique shops and restaurants. Our cabin was clean, charming and comfortable. Checking in and out could not have been easier. I felt that the rate that we paid for our two night stay, was more than reasonable. ||||We drove to a well known hiking trail head about 2 miles or so away. The Pine trail head has branches of the Highline hiking trail and the Arizona trial. We chose to hike a 2.7 mile loop that also bordered, the above mentioned, flowing creek for a while.||||I have not seen the inside of the other cabins, but I would certainly bet that they are also nice and cozy...We would highly recommend the "Pine creek cabins" to anyone looking for a nice stay in this area. We also plan on staying...