Homestays in Arizona, United States

"I see that Ctrip does not have reviews in Chinese, so I will write it for the convenience of my friends who speak Chinese in the future and to support Ctrip's work. 1. The address is wrong. The location is a T-junction, and the destination is 5 minutes away by car. You must call the hotel when you arrive at this location, and they will pick you up and take you to the tent. 2. The toilet is a removable plastic hut, which is generally hygienic. The bathing place is in a small town, and they will take you there. 5 minutes drive. 3. The tent has no electricity. There is a small fuel tank heater, and the fuel is changed every 3 hours. There is a small battery light and two flashlights. 4. The scenery during the day is super nice, I really don't want to go! 5. The bed and floor in the tent are very clean. I stayed in April, and I still felt a bit cold at night, so I should be mentally prepared in advance. 6. There is nothing in the town. There is a supermarket at the southern end of the town, which closes at 9pm, and then the convenience store at the gas station, which closes at 11pm. There is also a SUBWAY which closes at 9pm, so there is no electricity at night. , There is no entertainment in the town, really boring. 7. It can be BBQ, with grill and charcoal, it feels super good. But the premise is that you can take the test if you have the goods. It's almost done. In the end, I think I still recommend everyone to experience the American tent gameplay, but it will be fine for one night."

"共用浴室是非常難舒服，沒桌子沒椅子"

"My son is studying in Tucson. Every time I visit relatives, I will come here. The hotel is very quiet in the off-season, the price is very affordable, there is a hot spring pool in the backyard, and the breakfast is great."

"What a nice cozy cabin. Someone took our porch chair but we didn't really need it. Tried to find somebody to tell but couldn't find a staff person. The bed was very comfortable and everything you would need was there but could have used some tissues. Great location close to everything. Would definitely be back!"

"My husband and I stayed at Kohls Ranch in March. It is quaint with historical photos throughout the Ranch. It is not a Doubletree or Hyatt. If you stay here, you stay here for the beauty and simplicity. You stay here to appreciate the kind and friendly personnel and the history of the Ranch. The room was clean with a full kitchen. Wifi was a bit spotty, but good enough. Staying at Kohls Ranch is fantastic, if you want to get away and enjoy the beauty of the area. Hiking area across the road. We will be make additional reservations here soon."

"The original intention of staying in the tent hotel, most of the pictures are fresh, watching the starry sky in an environment with almost zero pollution. The hotel itself is best to live in a room with a separate toilet and shower, otherwise the public bathroom is still in a worse environment, and you have to walk a section of the dirt road to the toilet at night. We stayed at the end of September. The starry sky was perfect, but the wind was raging at night, and the wood-burning stove used for heating was difficult to keep burning. The night was not cold and the bed was very comfortable. It was a pity that the noise of the tent was hard to sleep. As a whole, it is considered high-end in the tent industry, but it must not be comparable to indoor hotels."

"It's a good dude ranch. The staff is super friendly. Horseback riding is amazing."