I hope my writing this review doesn't cause Garland's to be overrun by looky-loos, but I can't pass on the opportunity to share my experiences with this location. My wife and I were lucky to get a four day stay in/around end of July some fifteen years ago. Back then, someone cancelled their reservation and we haven't given up our spot since.
The one word that describes Garland's is "authentic." The cabins are comfortable and clean, but do not have TV's and Radios (though I will bring a CD player along). It is back to nature, but not roughing it. The biggest highlight is the cuisine that is fabulous. Two years back the chef finally shared some of her recipes in a cook book and we ordered about 12 copies! When you come for dinner, order the peach daquris. They grow most of their food in their own gardens, so freshness is absolute.
This is not the made for TV luxury hotels found down in town, but rather a touch of class within a natural setting. As it is located in Oak Creek, there is a little rain in the evening and once there was a fire on the mountain, but it is all part of the authentic experience. There is not a single location that comes close to this spot. Bring your favorite novel and be prepared for several naps during the day. This place is really the best -- but don't tell too many people or they will raise the rent.










