Glacier Ice House Class A - Gas reviews

The Coach House Platinum 261XL has been great for us (family of 3). We have owned it for 11 years and the coach looks new, inside and out. The single shell fiberglass construction provides a quite ride on the road and the paint scheme on the outside still looks new. Show less

This Class B is the best configuration out. Compared to any other class be it is the best layout. Full bathroom with full shower is amazing! Most comfortable bed compared to Airstream and others. And the finish out is top quality. Hinges doors, Carpet. Everything is top quality. Show less

After a year of research and waiting for the build, we finally picked up our new Coach House Platinum IV 271XL. After the first 1,000 miles I can tell you that our expectations have been surpassed. Our #1 purchasing decision was the overall quality of the build. Coach House RV takes great pride in their build quality and the service they provide to their customers. This is reflected in the commitment and energy that the whole staff showed as we took delivery over multiple days to ensure everything was tested and fixed before we left the Florida-based factory. From the owner, to the sales rep, to the production foreman, to the RV technicians, all were accessible and provided great service. I left with the confidence that I will continue to be able to ask questions as we learn our rig and overcome our "newbie" experience level. If you are looking for a unique to the industry, high quality RV, Coach House RV has to be part of your purchase consideration. Show less

The quality is very nice and the One shell design is really the biggest plus to me. Not having to worry about roof leaks is a huge thing, the quiet ride, and The painted body is just top of the line. It's got everything you would need in a rv with some extra comforts. Also one major thing about these COACH HOUSE MODELS is that they aren't thrown together cheaply...Built with precision. Built tough. Show less

My husband and I have been researching RVs, and we’ve decided that a Coach House is the perfect one to meet our needs; however, our budget dictates that we focus our energies on trying to find the best used one we can with the lowest mileage for the lowest and best price that we can handle. You see; I’m disabled with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and have other other things to take into consideration too. Anyhow, the mileage shown for this 2007 Coach House is 0, which we understand can’t be right, so can you please tell us the correct mileage for this RV? Thank you! Anne Show less

I’m single female and rented several RV. One piece fiberglass shell/aerodynamic shape, by far, makes this the quietest RV on the road. One dent above the windshield from a bird. Wire transfer only—————————————————————————————————————- Show less

Best built in America!!! Hands down the best American B on the market! Only house built in America with a seamless fiberglass shell! No leaks and no creaks!! Small company A customer servive staff!! Show less

My husband and I are very impressed with everything about this motorhome. Coach House motorhomes are made by setting a one-piece seamless fiberglass shell onto a cutaway van chassis and building from there. This ensures there are no roof seams that could develop leaks and also you don't have a rubber roof that will need maintenance every few years. We would buy a newer Coach House if we could afford to and get one with a queen bed or twin beds. Also, I think we would get one with a diesel engine for better fuel mileage. For those not familiar with Coach House motorhomes, you can't buy a new one from a dealer because they only are sold at the factory in Nokomis, Florida. We highly recommend that anyone thinking of buying a motorhome that is smaller than the big class A type to check out Coach House! Show less

My husband and I found our motorhome in Florida while we were visiting friends. I found the ad on facebook marketplace and noticed the owners lived only a few blocks away from our friends. We made arrangements and went and looked at it and test drove it. We bought it on the spot. It has high mileage but that is the main reason that we were able to afford to pay the price that they were asking for it. We both are very impressed with the build quality, livability, ease of driving/parking, and everything else. Back when ours was made the Coach House factory was the only motorhome manufacturer that made their product using a one-piece, seamless fiberglass shell. I think other makers do that now. We have spent some money upgrading/repairing as needed but it runs and drives wonderfully for its age. If we could afford to we would buy a newer Coach House motorhome with a better sleeping arrangement than ours. Ours has a couch that folds down to a full size bed and the dinette makes into a single bed. It definitely would be more comfortable with a queen size bed or twin beds that other Coach House motorhomes have. We are very pleased with everything else about ours. I think we would look for one with a diesel engine also in order to save some money on fuel. We would have to hit the lottery to be able to afford a newer Coach House. Ours is so old that the factory won't even take it as a trade if we wanted to buy one from the factory. Oh, by the way, you can only buy new Coach Houses from the factory in Nokomis, FL. They don't sell through dealers. Show less

If you want the best quality with the least maintenance this is your coach. These are comparable to the legendary chinook they are actually built better with Kevlar reinforcements yet cheaper. I loved my chinook concourse but we out grew it I love my larger coach house. Show less