Echo Valley Resort + Cabins

Nothing, we stayed one night and then found another hotel. The description of this place is incorrect. The owner/manager even states that it is wrong. But does nothing to correct it.

False advertising and description

John (owner) explained all of the amenities without prompting. Cabins are good, hot tub was great, star gazing was excellent.

Studio cabin was too small with zero kitchen items. Expedia misrepresented that the property has a pool and a hot tub when only 1 and 2 bedroom cabins had their own private hot tub - studio cabins did not. Roads leading to cabins are up the mountain and quite dangerous to drive- there’s a lot of room to make them safer. There is no space to do anything around the bench outside the cabin. Space is very dusty and not level at all. Office had free DVDs to borrow which was good. TV and wifi both worked. Bathrooms were clean and well stocked.

The property was clean and had a very nice pool. The person who oversees it was very friendly and helpful. The only thing I didn't like was parking at our cabin and how high up the hill they were. The parking was very tight and I had to turn around to get out, which was very tight and was on a fairly steep incline.

Extremely important that you pay attention that many of the cabins DO NOT have bathroom inside it’s a shared bathroom. this is more of a camping atmosphere so if you’re looking for something rural, this is the place for you. Clean cabins and restrooms . we stayed at cabin by the office sweetheart.

Very nice

The small cabin doesn’t have a shower and restroom, just general shower and restroom for 5 cabins outside…. Not clean. Everything so old.

Really a great place for adventure seekers- plenty of trails to hike and wildlife to view. The hosts are super friendly and most accommodating.

I’d pass on this one folks. The owners of this property clearly got a buddy with no carpentry experience to make these small rooms they’re calling cabins. This is evident from the exposed insulation in the rooms, holes in the walls exposing electrical, painted boards for flooring, and that not a single piece of trim lining up in the room. There’s no way this place is permitted. Beyond the sheer poor craftsmanship of the room, the roof’s ventilation is not covered, so my roof had birds living in it during my stay. The roads on the property are poorly maintained, partially gravel, partially dirt one-way roads. To get to my cabin you have to drive up the road, flip a U-Turn, and drop down into the steepest dive I’ve ever seen. There’s no parking at your cabin, so you simply try to park on the edge of the one-way road. Finally, the bathroom is approximately 250 feet down a steep gravel road that’s super inconvenient to get to, either by walking down and back up the massive hill, or driving all the way down and back around the property because the roads are all one-way. This is simply a poorly maintained and poorly thought-out property providing little value other than a roof over your head. To that end, for the price, I’d recommend camping.