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    Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel

    3.8 (57 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Great atmosphere
    Maya K.

    Great atmosphere but the service IS SUPER SLOW, slower than the sloth on zootopia.... The ambiance is great, the food and drinks are good just wished they had better service. They have a great outdoor band during the summer time which is great pls hire more staff we love your place and golf course

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    Lynn J.

    The hotel is old, but well kept. The grounds are pretty. As you walk up through the entrance they have beautiful flowers. The hotel is very clean, it has a nice little sitting Library area, a coffee area with seating. The gift shop is small. They have a dinning area with a bar. You can sit inside or out. The food was good. Service is slow. They only gave one lady working the bar outside and one inside working the bar and tables. We get two vouchers for breakfast, but my husband and I sat for 20 minutes without anyone ever asking us for our order. We ended up leaving and had breakfast elsewhere. I'd say don't give vouchers out if you're not going to have enough staff to help guest seated and at the bar. Overall I like the hotel, but wish it had more choices for eating and a bigger gift shop. They do need more help outside at the bar and seating area and the inside other than that the place is nice.

    Craig G.

    Beautifully maintained, hella vistas and views. Staff welcoming and helpful. Great track but man are those greens fast! Playing a mile high when you live at sea level is a butt kicker! But this tournament is always awesome. Supporting a great charity with my best customer is always a blast!

    Green on #10
    Adam S.

    I came to Lone Tree as a result of a bit of a bummer... Having spent many years in Denver and with my golf-loving Dad still there I make trips out to enjoy a nice long weekend of Golf Golf Golf. Well, this year I wanted to come in late-September (coming on the heels of a May trip) but things got pushed back. The first full weekend of October it was, and our tee-time at The Raven was snowed out. I had really wanted to try a course I've never played and it turned out that there was availability at Lone Tree that Saturday morning. It worked out well. Also, it was a pleasure to play an Arnold Palmer course the year he passed on. I don't know the full history, but I understand that this was originally built as a country club but for some reason, it went off track. Lone Tree is a new-ish Denver Suburb and at the time this was one of the more luxury-oriented neighborhoods. The course it quite nice, and it is a resort lay-out in my mind with very playable holes, good conditioning, and some downright awesome scenery. It may not be as dramatic as Arrowhead, The Ridge or Fossil Trace, but there are some great spots. Going through the first nine there are a lot of good holes. The distance is not torturous and there fairways are pretty ample. If you avoid mistakes there is nothing that will really challenge you until #6, which is a tough par-4 and in my mind is a bit reminiscent of #18 at Bay Hill with much easier looks. (BTW - Dad double-skipped a 3-wood across the lake on his approach, which was awesome to watch.) Both par-3's are nice on the front. Overall, fine. I thought it really took off on the back-9 and there were a lot of super holes. I did think it was odd to start with a par-3, but #10 is a good hole. Everything from #14 on is great. Or #13? Maybe #12, come to think of it. And, since #11 is a fine hole, I guess the entire back-nine is really good. Here's a quick re-cap of the Back-Nine: #10 - Par-3. Mid to long iron approach. Hill on the right of the fairway. Don't miss left. #11 - Long Par-5. Tons of landing area. Nice look back from the green at the foothills. #12 - Cool Par-4 with a big carry on the 2nd shot with water. #13 - Good Par-3. Slight uphill. Big green. Hit it a bit long if you have to miss. #14 - Very good hole. Uphill second shot. Nicely framed by trees and homes. #15 - Signature downhill drive. Awesome view. You don't have to crush it. Just execute on the approach to a shallow green. #16 - Long Par-5. Hard to get home in two. #17 - Another good downhill Par-4. Plays more conventionally that #15. #18 - Good finishing hole. Takes two good shots. Enough room right on the drive to miss, but it will cost you. I'd play here again in a heartbeat. I didn't get a chance to check out the amenities, but I'm sure they were solid. I'd make a point to visit, especially if you can get a nice deal on GolfNow.

    Steve E.

    I stayed at the Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel, south of Denver, for a recent conference. The hotel is small - maybe a dozen rooms, and many of them overlook the golf course. The main building is primarily the club house for the golf course with a large pro shop, bar & grill, and several meeting rooms. Up a flight of stairs and through a privacy door is the hallway for the guest rooms. While it's clunky to walk up the stairs with your luggage and then weed through the hallway and closed door, it does offer a lot of privacy and noise cancellation from the meeting rooms and tables of noisy golfers in the grill. The guest rooms are large - each is a mini-suite with a step-down living room, work space, and bedroom area. Up on the top level is the bathroom, large dressing area, and a wet bar with a mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee / tea service. My room faced the golf course, and so I was able to make a mug of tea, and sit out on the balcony in the morning. I was able to enjoy my tea and answer some emails while watching the early morning golfers. Our meeting the next morning was held in one of the hotel's conference areas, and they set out a very nice Southwestern-style buffet lunch for everyone. I thought the food was good, and the meeting facilities were very nice. The town of Lone Tree, CO is about 45 min - 1 hour south of the airport, and this looks to be the locals' golf course / country club. The surrounding area has some very nice shopping malls and restaurants, and you're not far from the Denver Tech Center. This hotel is tucked back in to a residential area off the main Interstate, so there's lots of peace and quiet.

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    Very beautiful hotel and venue. The rooms are clean and spacious. We enjoyed our stay and celebrating a bridal shower.

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    Beautiful, well-maintained course. Everyone who works here is always kind and courteous. I have never had a bad experience here.

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    Great place to stay at when visiting Colorado. Food at the bar was good. Golf course was in good shape too!

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