Groom Creek Getaway
4.99 (72 reviews)
A pine-wrapped three-bedroom retreat with a private hot tub
Groom Creek, Prescott · 6,400 ft
Two cozy cabins in the cool pines of Prescott, Arizona.
At about 6,400 feet in the Groom Creek pines, the cabins stay cool while Phoenix bakes. Pine forest, four real seasons, and the odd dusting of snow.
Reserve straight through us and no booking-site service fee gets added to your total. Same cabins, real humans on the other end.
Watson Lake, the Granite Dells, Thumb Butte, and hundreds of miles of national-forest trail are all minutes away.
Historic downtown Prescott is a short, scenic drive from your door: saloons, galleries, and Courthouse Plaza.
Stay with us
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The big booking sites add roughly 12–15% in guest service fees on top of every reservation. We don't charge one. Compare the all-in total for your dates and book wherever it works out better, we're glad to have you either way.
The same stay, two ways
On a booking site
Nightly rate + cleaning + ~15% guest service fee
Direct with us
Nightly rate + cleaning. No service fee.
Same cabins, same dates, and a real human on the other end. Nightly rates move around on both sides, so compare the totals for your dates.
Why Prescott
Summers are for paddling Watson Lake and scrambling the Granite Dells. Autumn turns the cottonwoods gold. Winter brings cozy fires and Prescott's turn as “Arizona's Christmas City.” Spring is all wildflowers and empty trails. Whatever month you come, there's a reason to be outside.
“Felt like staying at a relatives home. We felt so welcomed. This is one of the first AirBnBs that did not feel like a BnB. We cooked nearly every meal and the appliances are all higher end with a gas stove. Great TV with all the features and fast internet. The bedding and beds were so comfortable, we woke up relaxed and at peace. Laurel was very responsive and offered surprises in the home. She went beyond hospitality and we are extremely grateful. Enjoy your time as we did.”
“Truly a 5 star stay. Cabin was clean, well stocked, spacious, private, and even better than we expected it to be. Lots of nice touches and we felt very welcomed and comfortable. Would definitely stay here again!”
“Enjoyed a lovely long weekend in the woods. We had everything we needed. We had a picnic one day and were able to find a cooler, ice packs and an outdoor blanket. The hot tub was such a great amenity. We saw birds and deer and all sorts of wildlife. It was an easy drive to get into downtown and enjoy Prescott. We would highly recommend.”
“The house and our stay were short but wonderful. Nice touches, super clean. Nice towels for the hot tub. I would recommend staying here! It's in the woods, very quiet. 10-15 minutes from town so make sure you do all your shopping before hand.”
“Very well stocked kitchen with plenty of coffee for the Keurig, tea, hot chocolate and even S'mores! We saw deer and birds. They even provided food to entice them. The hot tub was a nice bonus after hiking. Good towels. We even enjoyed our own music through their blue tooth speakers. Comfortable beds. Everything you'd want in a vacation home! We felt very welcomed and look forward to booking again.”
“We loved our stay here. Laurel was super responsive and very helpful. She was very kind and flexible with check-in/out times. Would absolutely recommend her place to anyone looking to stay in Prescott!”
“We had a wonderful stay! The space was spotless, the bedding was super comfortable, and the whole property felt very private and peaceful. The neighborhood is quiet yet conveniently located, which made getting around really easy. The host was incredibly responsive and checked in just enough to make sure we had everything we needed. We also absolutely loved the Jacuzzi, such a great way to unwind. Highly recommend!”
“We had a wonderful and peaceful experience with such beautiful surroundings! They thought of every detail to make this place like home!”
From the journal
Start with the comparisons: which part of Prescott to stay in, the best month to come, how much cooler it is than Phoenix, ten hikes with the numbers, and every hot-tub cabin area, compared. Then the practical ones: which airport to fly into, the five lakes, day trips with real drive times, and what a trip actually costs.
Comparisons
What you actually gain and give up by staying in a cabin outside town rather than a hotel on the square, including the drive, the cost shape and who each one suits.
September 6, 2026
Travel Tips
Mountain forest at 6,400 feet does not hold a phone signal reliably. What that means in practice, what to download before you drive up, and why Wi-Fi calling is the answer.
September 6, 2026
Local Guide
Two and a half miles of loops through the Granite Dells boulders, 232 feet of climb, no entrance fee, and a network that is very easy to get turned around in.
September 6, 2026
Book directly with us, no booking-site service fees, just a cabin in the cool Arizona high country.