The property is very nice and pretty , overlooking a small body of water /Adriatica. For residents,…read moreI'd give this club a 5 Star. However I am not a resident. Checked in at 7.15 pm and paid $5/ person (swimmers or non swimmers) all pay same price. At 7.55pm, they told us to go home. I'm not sure it was worth $20 for 4 people only for my 2 kids to swim for 40 min. Many teenage lifeguards were present. If you are non-resident, this place is great

I don't live in Stonebridge, but I came with a resident. It's $5 to get in for each person that is…read morea guest. Its a comparable to public swimming pool prices. It's a neat concept of a beach in North Texas. My boys built sand castles the whole time. Adult swim everyday at 10 til each hour.

Omni PGA Frisco already feels like a special place for our family. Before the resort was even…read morebuilt, my boys used to ride their bikes on the makeshift hills that once sat where the OMNI PGA now stands. Fast-forward to today, and we're back this time staying at the resort for a full week and it's been really fun to see how the area has transformed. I haven't played a full round of golf yet, but as someone who has played in Las Palmas and La Quinta in Palm Springs, I'd say the conditioning of the course is pretty solid so far. I'm looking forward to getting more of a feel for it tomorrow as I explore more. What really stands out right now is the vibe: everyone has been polite, friendly, and welcoming. I drove here towing my side by side and the valet guys didn't miss a beat, they were able to find a space for me to park. It genuinely feels like home here, and I have a feeling I'll be a regular.

Had the most fabulous time! The hotel has great activities and additional classes you can do. I…read morewould highly recommend doing the smoke pitmaster barbecue class. We had our class with Chef Rick and he was absolutely phenomenal. We learned a lot and we got to eat a lot. It was my first time golfing, and we had a great time. The course is definitely challenging but all of the staff made us feel so welcomed and were so kind to us to make sure we had a pleasant experience. The hotel itself is stunning, the decor is really fitting for Texas and the level of service was really good everywhere we went. The food was fabulous and there were a variety of options all on property. The spa was one of my favorite parts and is super Upscale with lots of treatment rooms and amenities. Trick rider I felt was a bit overpriced and unfortunately overwhelmed on Valentine's Day but otherwise we had a lovely experience at the Omni PGA Frisco.

It's was a facility for a wedding or some other type of festive event! It's beautiful for an…read moreoutdoor or indoor event.

Came out here for the weekend and brought our puppy with us. Love this place! We stayed in the…read moreCivil War cabin and it had everything we needed; towels, dishes, coffee, linen, etc. The only thing they didn't have is a hair dryer. There is a gas grill outside and we grilled steaks and sat around the fire pit. We brought some movies to watch since there is a DVD player. The hot water never runs out so it was nice to take a long hot shower. Nice weekend getaway. Would definitely stay here again!

My oh my this place is something else…read more.. My husband had a work conference here at the Gaylord Resort and Convention Center so we packed our bags and my toddler and I came too. I was looking into pictures of this place and was so confused as to what was the resort and what wasn't. There's no way all these pictures that look like different places can be all in one place... well my friends... it is. As we pulled up, I realized just how big this place is and I got really excited to go inside and finally figure out what's what. This place is gorgeous. Part of it looks like a lodge, part of it looks like a mall, part of it looks like a convention center... because it is, part of it looks like a hotel, part of it looks like the riverwalk, etc... and yet it all blends together seamlessly. There are 4 main restaurants, at least 2 bars, two coffee shops, one is also a marketplace, shops that sells clothes, a kids store, an arcade, a spa, a gym, a FedEx business center, an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, another restaurant down the street that is also part of the resort, a water park down the street that is part of the resort... I'm FOR SURE forgetting something... or multiple somethings. There's no way to do it all in a week while also attending a conference. So we didn't hit up everything. It's okay though, my toddler mostly wanted to just walk around. Nonstop. There's plenty to see by doing that. There's a scavenger hunt that you can do, a virtual animal safari, model trains that we stopped to watch multiple times, a mini Build-A-Bear Workshop right in the middle of things... I'm telling you, this place has it all. We arrived on a Monday, left on a Friday, and didn't have enough time to do and see everything. We ate at 3 of the 4 main restaurants. We tried to eat at the Riverwalk Cantina - and I was admittedly most excited about that one. However, the first two nights they were having a buffet. We wanted to order from the menu. We said we'd come back. The third night my husband had a business meeting at the steakhouse so that was a no go. The fourth night we went down there to eat... they were closed. Getting ready for a private event. *sad face* We left the next day and never got the chance to try it out. Things are a bit pricey, but you pay a convenience fee, and the fact that they literally had everything we needed in one place without leaving the resort was just that... convenient. So I wasn't complaining, especially with a two-year-old in tow. Even the option to have food delivered to your room was great since I could order breakfast to be delivered before my kiddo woke up for the day. The room was nice. It was pretty modern and spacious. We were on the first floor so it was also convenient. We didn't have a fancy view. It was a side parking lot, but the fact that it was part of a block of rooms reserved for the conference meant that we weren't expecting a room with a view or anything. I slept comfortably, but brought my own pillow which I believe was a big part of my comfort. My husband said the typical hotel bed was too hard. It wasn't as enjoyable of a sleeping situation for him. I could've stayed longer and been just fine lol. Anyways, I know this review is very long and I'll cut it off here, but I will say that there are so many more things I could say, but you just have to experience this place for yourself. I will review the restaurants we tried separately. Texan Station Sports Bar & Grill Zeppole Old Hickory Steakhouse

Changing my review a bit…read more There was a correction needed to the billing after we left. Dealing with their customer service to get this resolved has been a nightmare. They are very difficult and unhelpful on this issue.

Pool wasn't hope yet. WiFi was very spotty, great group of individuals…read more Needs a lot of work done to the drive ways .

Just me and my old lady went there and stayed a few days had a good time I mean nice clean place…read morejust wish it was a little easier to get in and out with a trailer but other than that enjoyed the experience most people were friendly and nice

We recently stayed at the Omni Frisco Hotel at The Star to celebrate my best friend's 50th…read morebirthday, and it was a phenomenal experience from start to finish. This is a gorgeous property in a fantastic location. Checking In & Perks If you aren't a member yet, definitely sign up before you arrive! Upon checking in, we were greeted with a complimentary drink and free WiFi. Karina handled our check-in and was absolutely wonderful--extremely amicable, professional, and the perfect example of excellent customer service. The Atmosphere & Unique Daily Themes One of the coolest features of this hotel is the daily theme hosted in the lobby: Day 1: A complimentary snack cart stocked with chips, candy, and water. Day 2: A fun trail mix station. A bourbon and burger event offered at a very reasonable cost. On our second day, we interacted with Rashad, who was also the absolute epitome of customer service. The staff here truly goes above and beyond. The Rooms & Amenities The rooms are incredibly large, spacious, and well-designed. Our room faced the mini-field at The Star adjacent to the hotel. Even though the hotel was completely at full capacity during our stay, the room was remarkably quiet. The soundproofing is top-notch. The bathroom was equally spacious. We did have one minor hiccup where a provided bath towel was visibly dirty, but the staff handled it flawlessly, immediately exchanging it for fresh linens the next morning. The pool area is beautiful, and both the bartenders and pool attendants were incredibly attentive and quick with their service. Dining & Events We spent some time at Neighbors, the on-site bar and restaurant, and sat on the patio to people-watch. There are also plenty of other great restaurants within short walking distance. As for the birthday celebration, the event space was stunning. The decor leading up to and outside of the ballroom was beautiful and incredibly well-executed. The event food and drinks were great overall; the only minor drawback was that the fries were a bit too salty, but the rest of the meal was delicious. A Special Highlight As an added bonus, Samuel L. Jackson was filming a spinoff of Tulsa King right when we arrived! Despite the production hustle and bustle, the hotel staff did a seamless job of accommodating regular guests and maintaining a premium experience. In closing, I highly recommend this property for its spacious rooms, stellar location, and a team that truly understands hospitality. We will definitely be back!

We went here for a girls staycation and I was not impressed…read more The good...the employees were great, very friendly and as helpful as they could be. The pool area was good and our server was super helpful the afternoon we were there. The bad....we checked into our adjoining rooms and they both had this weird smoke smell. We asked to be moved but they couldn't move us to different rooms. Someone came in and sprayed some air freshener instead. One of the adjoining doors was broken and wouldn't stay open so maintenance had to come fix that. The closet doors also would not close all the way so the light stayed on all night. The room was damp. When you woke up in the morning, everything and I mean everything, was cold and damp. Even my shoes. The duvets seemed like they hadn't been replaced since they opened. They were paper thin and all the feathers were clumped together and uncomfortable. On Friday and Saturday night they had a bar and snacks out, but once everyone checked out on Sunday it was like a ghost town. Sunday night there was no bartender at the bar, no snacks out and no water in the lobby. For the price I was very disappointed and would not recommend it. I only gave it 3 stars because of the staff.

I took my husband here for a birthday weekend, I thought it would be interesting and like nothing…read moreelse we've done. All of my expectations were exceded and we had a blast!! We have stayed a few times now and I highly recommend Shearing Weekend for anyone who enjoys a hard days work on a farm along with great experiences and meeting wonderful new people! My husband and I have done shearing weekend two years in a row and this will hopefully be a tradition for us. Jim and Rita a fantastic hosts and we always meet interesting new people, and some that we have formed friendships with. I'm glad we took a chance on this unique Bed and Breakfast, I recommend it to anyone who loves animals and a romantic weekend away, but still close enough to town to enjoy dinner out!

Stayed here with my girlfriend for just one night. It was amazing! We loved the private cottages…read moreand were served an amazing breakfast in bed by Jim. We loved that it was Adults only. We had a wonderful intimate hot tub evening the night we got in. Jim is a very charming host. Do the Alpaca experience if you get a chance, it is worth it! We will be visiting again.

Clean room, comfortable bed, good gym. Water pressure is an issue and the shower needs to be turned…read moreon several minutes to get warm. Cranked all the way to hot, the shower barely made enough heat. Not a lot around this hotel. But, good choices were good for breakfast and dinner. Nothing for lunch.

I haven't stayed at such an accommodating hotel for a while now. No joke, before I checked in I…read moreasked if I could get the room a bit earlier because my son needed to take a nap- they didn't even flinch! Went down to ask if they had a sound machine since I forgot mine at home.. ordered me one came in same day. Ryan and Angie (there were other people but can't remember their names, sorry!) they were amazing with customer service... you just don't see such care anymore. The rooms were very nice and the windows were HUGE! When you walk in to the hotel it's a bit weird since reception doesn't really look like your traditional reception.. but I liked it! There were cold water stations everywhere too, so it was nice in this Texas heat! This was such a great place to stay and I'm really glad to have gotten such great service so I don't have to continue thinking "here we go again.." when we stay somewhere.

We are in town building the new high school and have been at this park for almost two years. It has…read morechanged hands since we've been here, there were some growing pains with management, but since has smoothed out. Ms. Paula in the office is AMAZING, the young staffers are amazing with the lil kids. It's a great park for families and they have great venues for reunions and holidays. I would definitely recall this park.

Nice open campground with large pull throughs. We travel around the states and there's a few…read morethings that need attention. First and foremost is the potholes. Not small potholes, extra large and you must maneuver around them. Second is the exist road leaving the park. You must go over two train tracks on an uneven rocky dirt road near a busy train yard. For that reason alone we would not return and do not recommend. As laid out and open as the park is it would be nice to see the grass at the sites weed whacked/edged to present a cleaner look. The picnic tables need updating, at least at the sites around us. The seats are falling apart with sharp plastic edges sticking out throughout the seats. Lastly the park is not with the price of $138 a night. Should be closer to $75. Traveling back through we will stop at another campground 5 miles up the road with a much better review.

Had a great weekend here with my wife and two kids (11 and 8)…read more Three different pools to play in and lots of fun activities on the lake. Great food (had eggs Benedict one morning and it was fantastic and Philly Cheesesteak with fries for dinner which was also great). They said they make the fries in house and they were really good. Had a bloody Mary one morning with breakfast and it was prepared really well. Despite it being really hot the weekend we were there, the AC kept the room very cool and comfortable. Lastly friendly and helpful staff.

Most amazing place to stay on Possum Kingdom Lake! Beautiful…read moresuites and 3 swimming pools. Highly recommend for family lake stays!