Find hotels near Piute County Visitors Center, Marysvale from NT$5,197

"We liked the bed, shower, lighting and ease of check-in. Disliked the breakfast offerings and general lack of food even available. Good room, surprisingly quiet. Comfy pillows. Nice shower and plenty of towels! "

"Excellent room for a quick overnight. Friendly staff, free water and cookies. "

"It was a great stay. We would do it again. It was quite and peaceful. "

"The info on Expedia is incorrect and list a hot tub and full kitchen this is a studio size shipping container with a microwave and portable cook top no ice no ice cube trays, microwave but with metal camping bowls and cups yikes! I don’t think the listing for Eagle point clearly delineates what’s available in this particular unit , The management was responsive and addressed our heating issue but I think this listing needs more info as opposed to the other homes on property which I’ve stayed at and were more than adequate also there is no services if your staying during off season like clearing the snow from walkways and drive. Overall it’s a beautiful mountain and love to be there the management was very attentive and I’m not disappointed just would have appreciated more info"

"The staff was very nice and the room was wonderful. "

"Our stay here was so comfortable. The owners provided so many amenities and really made sure we would have everything we needed. 10/10 would definitely stay here again."

"Pros- Nicely decorated and cozy. Fit our family of 5 well enough. Seemed to have most everything we needed. Cons- I don’t know if housekeeping did a thorough job before we entered. I could tell some places were overlooked. The dishwasher hadn’t been emptied, and there were clumps of hair/dust/dirt behind doors. Nothing too major, bedding and other places seemed okay. There was no advance notice that we would need to have a 4wd vehicle, so when it dumped snow for an entire day, we were very unprepared, not ever been up Beaver Canyon before. We couldn’t get to the lodge, so we had to take the shuttle. At the end of the day, we couldn’t get back to our condo either. My husband had to park a couple miles away at the lodge and walk back, then go back in the morning when roads were clear, to get the car. It was a "