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    I'll leave this here

    If you're planning to book this resort beware! Among the nasty dirty room if you're unfortunate enough to come during wild fires or any cloud in the sky all pools and outdoor activities will be closed. Oh but don't worry they sell liquor in their gift shop that has underage kids working that can't sell you the liquor. Feels like you're staying in an overpriced motel 6. Honestly I would book a motel 6 experience over whatever resort this is.

    Shower scum

    If I could do a zero star I would. The lodge rooms are awful. Think Motel 6. Rooms were so dated, floors were filthy, furniture was worn and dirty. Bathroom sink only has hot water. Slow draining drains. I called the lodge to book rooms and was told $275 a night for 4 nights. I booked it under Expedia and got it for $150/night. AC only in bedroom and you cannot adjust the fan speed much to cool the place off. Under the bed. Gross! Trash and dirt. See pictures.....OMG I was thrilled to leave after 4 days.

    Bathroom ants.
    Nikki G.

    Stayed here overnight. I understand it's an older facility however, the issues should definitely be addressed. For some odd reason every time the shower was used ants would take over the bathroom. It was apparent they forgot to vacuum. Finally the shower head leaked and dripped onto the metal tub faucet making a ping all night. Draped a towel over it for some peace and quiet. I made the issues known at the front desk. Unit 146 needs to be off limits until issues are resolved.

    View from the 2.3 mile trail - lovely!
    Michelle P.

    My husband and I recently stayed here and were concerned before our stay after seeing some of the reviews but had a truly lovely stay. Could the Lodge use some updating - yes? Did my headboard make me suspect someone was railed pretty hard while wearing the Crown Jewels, also yes. However, the staff was lovely and the grounds are BEAUTIFUL. Lots of pools, hiking, great spa and 4 golf courses. Very nice place. Suspect it would be perfect for golfers and families.

    Rusty soap shelf

    The rooms were completely outdated. My room was dingy and dirty. The headboards were worn, the bathroom had mold and the soap station was rusted. A wad of hair was in the tub. The staff offered to move me to a new room but could not guarantee that the quality would be improved. I did not stay the second night and left early.

    Justin R.

    We just visited this resort for our second time. We didn't hold high expectations for the rooms as we know they are outdated. However, our daughter loves the pool there so we came back solely for that reason. How could this go wrong with no expectations? The air conditioning in our room did not work. We asked the hotel staff twice to have someone go into our room, check it and try to adjust the thermostat in case we were not setting it correctly. They did the checks while we were out and about and provided zero update to us. The air conditioning was clearly broken because the only they did was leave a fan on the floor. They didn't offer us a different room. They didn't offer a discount on our stay. The response when we finally went back to the front desk was, "sorry that happened to you." What? Seriously? The room never got below 77. That's unacceptable! And for them to basically tell us to suck it up when we paid $418 for two nights is a slap in the face. With that, I might as well show the issues with the room which I would of never noted if they would have simply offered us a new room with working AC. See the pictures; dirty, broken, too worn not to replace. My wife and I are not the type of people to throw fits in order to get our way, so we just dealt with it. Too bad they won't make an effort to help nice people and returning guests.

    Disintegrating headboard of bed. The other queen bed was in the same condition. It was flaking off onto the pillows.
    Angie M.

    Eagle Crest has seen better days. We stayed in the lodge for two nights. The first thing I noticed was the crumbling fake leather headboard behind the bed. Pieces of the crumbling headboard were scattered over the pillows of both queen beds in the room. If I were the manager, I'd be ashamed of renting a room looking like this. Second, was the bed. I don't think I've felt a harder bed other than laying on concrete. I woke up with aching shoulders and hips, and it didn't help my sciatica either. The bedding was fine, but scratchy. Third, when trying to operate the HVAC system from the wall control, all you could do is turn it on or off. Went to the unit under the window and lifted the control cover, which came off in my hand. Was able to adjust things on the unit, and luckily, it wasn't obnoxiously loud when it cycled on and off during the night. Fourth, while entering the shower, I noticed a number of long black hairs stuck to the wall. These were not from my head as I hadn't gotten into the shower yet. Fifth, there were no USB ports of any kind in the room. Unfortunately, I had forgotten to bring the part to my phone's charger that plugs into the wall, thinking I could just plug into a port, which almost all hotels have these days. Nope! No such luck. Nothing in the lobby either, and the front desk said, "Sorry." The only good thing was that the shower provided (after I cleaned the walls of someone else's hair) plentiful hot water. We paid $161 a night plus taxes and fees, for two nights, which came to $380. For that amount of money I expect a room that is just a little more comfortable than what we received. Eagle Crest needs to go through their rooms and make some updates including replacing shabby looking headboards, electrical outlets that have USB connectors, and a housecleaning staff that pays more attention to the cleanliness of the bathrooms.

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    They do a wonderful job keeping things up and every time we stay there we hate leaving. 5 star!

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    The gold course wraps in an around the condos and peoples' vacation homes

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    The Lodge at Eagle Crest - Kitchenette and breakfast bar area

    The Lodge at Eagle Crest

    (27 reviews)

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    I stayed here for three nights last month while visiting my daughter…read more I didn't take advantage of many of the resort's amenities, including the pools, spa, golf courses, or sports centers, so I can't speak to those. From an aesthetic standpoint, the resort is definitely dated, and there was a bit of a "grandma's attic" smell throughout. That said, the front desk staff were friendly and welcoming. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of my room. It was more like a small suite, with a kitchenette that included a mini fridge and microwave, as well as a separate living area with a couch, chair, and TV. The bedroom was spacious and had a comfortable king bed, another TV, and nightstands. There were two separate vanities--one in the bathroom area and another between the bathroom and bedroom, across from the closet. The free Wi-Fi was consistent and worked well throughout my stay. Overall, it was a decent and comfortable stay. The resort could definitely use some updating, but the spacious room, friendly staff, and reliable Wi-Fi made for a pleasant visit.

    Toilet was broke, freezing when we arrived. They had it set at 57. They wouldn't let us check in…read moreearly I'm assuming that someone must of been in there and they needed to clean it. If that's the case then why not turn the heat up knowing people are arriving shortly. Keep in mind it's 30 outside and was 57 in the room. Tv hardly works. No instruction sheet (like they have in every other place I've stayed) letting you know how to work things. Ceiling above shower head looks to be a patch and it's failing bad. For $253 a night this is ridiculous.

    Juniper Golf Course

    Juniper Golf Course

    (39 reviews)

    I like this course. Despite what some might say, it's not a links course. But it is a fine example…read moreof good course design employing little elevation change. Greens are somewhat fast but consistent. There are plenty of places to employ your green-reading skills and it pays to pitch your ball to the correct location. Fairways are similarly is great condition. I saw few places where you'd have a bad lie with a good fairway shot. The second cut of rough is really rough here - it's basically a lava field. Do not miss the fairway. The first cut, however, is very playable. In fact, I think I'd prefer the first cut over the fairway proper for short pitches and chips. I understand this is a winter phenomenon (playable rough) and when spring sets in and the grass grows out, you won't want to be in the first cut, either. Update: no, the course condition in the summer (last round was over 100 degrees) is still great and the first cut is a fine place to land your ball. Bunkers in good shape with good sand. If you know how to execute a bunker shot, you'll have little problem here. As with any bunker, if it has rained or snow has melted, the sand plays different. There are some fairway bunkers. Water is not a big factor at Juniper. There are a couple of holes on the back nine where it comes into play but even then, easy to avoid. No water carries here. Good driving range, practice green and practice short game area. Carts are electric, are in good condition and feature retractable side curtains during winter.

    The course was in decent shape but played really slow (4 groups backed up on one par 3). There…read morewere marshalls out there but they made little effort to move things along.

    Eagle Crest Resort - resorts - Updated September 2026

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