Our second try... the first was in March, we missed the ski season, so we came back for summer…read more Seriously disappointed that the water park was $370 for a family of 4! That's more than Hershey Park, Kings Dominion, and Water Park USA. Which all have better water parks. However.... We loved the recreation water park and just did that 4 days, the kids love it, indoor and outdoor. Zip lining, summer tubing, go karts etc... we had fun.

I waited a week to see if my attitude towards vacation has changed and I'm sorry to say it hasn't…read more If your going to this resort becuase your thinking it's like the hotel in dirty dancing - your in for a BIG shock. This is a HUGE complex spanning MILKED of mountainous territory. We stayed at the summit condos. This location was about 3 miles away from anything else on the property. Due to this anytime anyone had something scheduled to do we had to arrange how to get people from point a to b with only one car. This proved to be a HUGE hassle. The rooms - well ours needed a BIG update. The furniture was horrid. The couch cushions flattened into nothing and you sunk in the couch anytime you tried to sit. The best thing that could have happened to any of the living room furniture was to throw it off the deck. The bed was a giant non supportive marshmallow that caused me GREAT back pain. You could literally feel the dents from where people slept on it. It was awful. The kitchen was ok as passable at best. It had the world's loudest ice maker and dishwasher I've ever heard. Both looked like they belonged in the 90s. Onto the activities. Beware you will be nickled and dimed for EVERYTHING and that is so not a joke. The one class that cost $15 was for the kids to make a gnome home. They used an old milk carton and about $2 in crafting items. I'm probably being generous saying it was $2 of crafting material total. The escape rooms didn't work right and actually broke while we were there. On and beware things shut down on Thursdays for whatever reasons. So literally we went into town and spent time there cuz there was nothing to do on the resort. The pools are ok sized but have little to no shade. What shade that was there was quickly gobbled up by seat hogs that refused to move. I'm convinced people walked in saved their seats and left. The amount of stuff on chairs did not match the number of people who were there. This made the pool extremely hot and uncomfortable on the extremely hot days when we were there. Overall we traveled with 6 kids ranging in ages from 15-22. All were bored by day 3 and looking for things in town to do. Beware of the super strong timeshare pitch that you will be contacted about. While the tour they gave was nice there's no way I'd buy a timeshare there. Would not do again.

THE place to stay in Massanutten Resort. Beautiful individual homes with driveway & garage. The…read morenewest section of the resort. Truly a home away from home, with 2 full baths, 2 bedrooms plus a pullout couch. Plenty of space for a large family or friends going together. Everything is new & beautiful inside and out. With its own dedicated outdoor pool and indoor workout center with full locker room, bathroom & showers. It's beautiful, private, with amazing views of the mountainsides all around you. We use one of our timeshare weeks and exchange for here. Because of the Regal Vistas popularity, can only get this area once every 4 years. We have stayed in all the condo options, this by far is our favorite. Spacious, new, homey. Love the electric fireplaces in 2 rooms. TVs in living room area plus both bedrooms also had DVD players for each, so bring those movies! Master bath is huge with jacuzzi tub plus a spacious shower with a bench. Outdoor patio with barbecue if you want to do some home cooking. Full kitchen and fridge like you are home. We always go shopping at Food Lion in Elkton to stock up as we always eat breakfast in and sometimes lunch. Always need coffee, drinks and snacks. It's amazing here. Truly a home away from home.

Love it! So relaxing and so many activities for the entire family. Villa was spacious with kitchen,…read morefireplace, patio, two beds, and two full baths.

(Please note the dates on other reviews are over three years old. This reflects the current…read moreexperience.) I wanted to love the Cave Hill Farm B & B. The description and online reviews painted a picture of a quaint antique-filled farmhouse. This is true. I loved the antiques! The player piano and some furnishings reminded me of my childhood home. The innkeepers showed us around the first floor of the B & B and told us Keurig coffee was available anytime. We were told we could use the wine glasses on the buffet and there were bottles of water in the mini-frig near the dining room. They brought us to the Bridal Room, which was furnished in antiques. We asked for a restaurant recommendation and were not disappointed with their suggestion of Hank's Grill. When we returned later reality set in. There was no water in the mini-refrigerator. There was no closet, the armoire was too dirty and dusty to place our belongings, and the only hook fell off the bathroom door. The following evening we noticed our room had not been tidied, we had already made the bed but towels were not replaced, the shower gel dispenser which was almost empty hadn't been refilled, and the single tiny waste basket was not emptied. I am aware many hotels and inns eliminated daily cleaning since COVID, but it was not noted on the Cave Hill B&B website, nor did the innkeepers inform us. There should have at least been additional towels delivered outside our door, or four sets of towels in the room the first day and shampoo and shower gel filled. The first-morning juice glasses and a beautiful empty pitcher were on the breakfast table but there was no juice or water, therefore no beverages for non-coffee or tea drinkers. When we returned that night the walkway was so dark I needed a flashlight. We planned to have wine on the deck off the upstairs hallway. (The deck was a plus.) There was only one wine glass and it had a fingerprint. The following morning no glasses were on the breakfast table and there was still no water. We would have loved to learn more about the farm and cave but the only times we saw the innkeepers were at check-in and breakfast and that was only for a few minutes while she placed the breakfast on the table. We did not see the innkeepers, nor get a "Hope you enjoyed your stay" at check-out, the process is to leave the key in a basket. Cave Hill B & B is an interesting property with lots of potential but it needs a good cleaning and some Virginia hospitality.

This was a great surprise. In a beautiful old house there is this beautiful, full of history inn…read more When I arrived the innkeepers welcomed we warm a smile and with their pretty baby girls. I got a guided tour of the history and its history, Wow! I stayed in the gold room and I loved it! Big, so comfortable, clean, with original decorations. I felt like in a real living old-time home. As of why it is called the Gold Room - you will see the funny story on that in the room! Breakfast was so good: freshly made and generous, served with a smile. I would gladly come back!

The Mountain Greens course at Massanutten Resort is the best golf within one hour of…read moreCharlottesville this year. And I'm talking courses where the public can play without paying an arm and a leg. The course was immaculate today, and I was happy to meet the Superintendent (Paul Marshall) out on the course to tell him so. It has been a long hot summer, and some of my favorites are lagging, but not "The Nut". Tee boxes and beautiful bent grass fairways are lush, and the greens are presently in the best shape I've seen them in five years playing here. The scenery alone makes the course worth a look. It is the most difficult course I play, and if you want to introduce a visitor to Virginia mountain golf, this would be a good place if they are not heavy slicers. With few exceptions, every fairway is sloped left to right, with uncleared "wild" forest awaiting on either side of fairways; typically a steep drop down on the right side. And these fairways....some of them seem narrow enough to spit across. You need to be able to hit draws to get the most out of your driver, and there are a couple (#1 and #9 come to mind) where you really do need a hook. I mean....nothing like a sharp dogleg left with the fairway sloping away from you to the right. Right?!? No matter what you think you are reading on the greens, you need to know where the mountain is because your putt is going to roll away from it. Really, the first four holes are an endurance test - get through them and you know at least that you are past the worst. This is a resort, and the clientele includes people who have never seen a golf course and mistake the cart paths for walking trails. So....that does not seem like fun? Well, if you're worried about your handicap, the course is rated appropriately. If you feel like you need a low score that day, maybe try somewhere else. But if you want to be challenged by an excellent course, this is the best. A wide VSGA window makes this a bargain even on weekends at $35 with cart. Without the card, $69 on weekends for guests is tough to argue with. Grant yourself some mulligans, and have fun with it!

Please stay away from here! Many come for the water park which was closed for my visit…read more I visit a few months ago with friends and family. They asked me to fill out a drawing to win 4 days 3 nights stay. When they called me and my husband was on the phone and we accepted and so we went. This was one of the worse experiences I experienced at a resort. My husband killed a roach the first night! I am posting pictures regarding my feelings about this place It's a beautiful area mountains trees however, the property is just rundown. It's not being taken care of and they put us in a room that does not persuade you to buy. Stay away from this place until they know how to treat invited guests or potential buyers.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! We traveled here from Maryland on vacation and it did not disappoint. Our room…read morewas like a house in a condo.pool was not crowded (there is a indoor AND outdoor one) there was also a sauna and free gym as well. Will definitely be coming back. Oh! And did I mention that there is a literal WATERPARK there!!!! I mean I don't go but I am sure that it is nice and pristine like every thing else in this haven of awesomeness.

Our family bought in to Mountainside Villas about 5-6 years ago and have had nothing but amazing,…read moremutli-family vacations here. The units are enormous, with space to spread out. Very well stocked and enormous kitchens, high ceilings, large windows and situated beautifully on Massanutten Mountain. Wish they had propane instead of electric fireplaces, but other than that, this place is great. Most of the units appear to have the major stuff updated (Kitchens, Baths & more) but it is a more rustic with older decor, but okay to put your feet on the coffee table sort of place perfect for families. They have access to all of the other resort stuff on the mountain as well.

Well... I put off reviewing this site until I was able to off-load the timeshare that was "gifted"…read moreto me by a relative. Thanks, but you can have it back. Our week was 48--right in the middle of nothing. It's the height of off-season, so understand that my review may be tainted by the fact that most "things" are closed, there's no snow, and everyone is gearing up for the storms to come. The condo was nice. Well-equipped and cozy. Kids loved playing in the downstairs "hot tub," but the water got cold before the entire spa was filled. Upgrades will be needed at some point...but not sure that they'll survive the timeshare tradition. I was lucky to find someone willing to take this off my hands. Paying the annual fee was only slightly less than 3-4 nights at a decent hotel elsewhere. If you're able to buy into RCI and enjoy the benefits of banking and playing the weeks/points game, this is a decent start. I wouldn't return every year. Particularly in the off-season.

One of the resorts in Massanutten…read more So if you're not an RCI member, which we're not but our membership with Worldmark allows us to use their locations, we were restricted to staying in one of these non-members resorts. Check-in was painless but the office was difficult to find. The registration office is at The North Lobby in the Woodstone Building. The signs weren't obvious. After registration we preceded to drive to our unit. We had to pass through a 24/7 guard shack and another 2-3 miles or so till we finally get to our section of units. The units were like condos which has a living room, dining area, a partial kitchen (no oven, but there is a small fridge and microwave). Bedroom had two queen beds and a jet tub area. We were upstairs in an up and down unit. The following morning I looked out the balcony and there was a family of deers just roaming around... so refreshing to see. So cute. This place is okay. We were not able to take advantage of all the indoor/outdoor activities the resort offered since we were out most of the day and sometimes not be able to come back until a day or two. Our schedule was hectic. Review #1294

Furniture is dirty. Doorway walls dirty, mirror in bedroom dirty, sofa and loveseat pullout dirty,…read morefull of crumbs and long hair. Washer full of standing, dirty water. Washing machine did not work. Dishwasher has food and standing water in the bottom.