I was there for a 3 day retreat. It is the regular place it is held since there is a well equipped…read moremeeting room near the rooms and food service. The front desk crew were top notch. The food service crew was also. Even the room I was in was above average and had the bathtub I need to soak. But the room didn't have an alarm clock or sound machine that should have been normal for a place like this. While the TV had a very good range of channels, the lack of a sleep timer again adds to stars being subtracted. Not having a microwave in regular rooms should be a no no for resort hotels. The food was average at best. Nothing to write home about especially the quiche and the muffins. If they want more stars, it is the little things that matter.

This hotel is beautiful. I loved that every room faced the marina so you always have an amazing…read moreview. My favorite part was watching the sunrise over the marina from the balcony in the morning. It was a vibe. The room also had a fireplace which came in handy since it was around 40 degrees on the night we were there. Overall the room was nice and the view made it worth it. While there were some great amenities, they didn't quite match up to what I was expecting. They recently opened up The Living Room area in the lobby which has breakfast in the morning and snacks and drinks in the evening. They also gave us drink tickets as well to use on coffee or drinks. Breakfast starts at 8am, but I am an early riser and was hoping for a coffee while I watched the sunrise. I did make a tea with the electric kettle in the room. The lobby/Living Room set up is perfect for drinks, not so much for a family having breakfast. They do sell local Michigan snacks, but you have to ask at the front desk and they have to find them. I would've just preferred a vending machine or an easier way to get snacks between 8pm and 8am when the Living Room is not open. The pool and jacuzzi were great, but we did have a hard time finding them. The indoor pool entrance was through an unmarked door on the second floor so it took us a few minutes of exploring to find it. I don't think the indoor pool was heated, but it wasn't too bad. The hotel is very centrally located so it was just a short drive to the beach, restaurants, and shopping.

Worst venue I have ever been to. I was assisting with a wedding here when the fire alarm went off…read more Turns out, the staff didn't have access to the room to turn it off, so everyone waited either outside, or just sat there in noise for 45 minutes. The catering/serving staff (who work for the venue) we're incredibly rude and lazy. If you're planning to have an event here, be warned: they will leave all the used dishes/food on the tables until the end of the night when everyone leaves. Where is the button for 0 stars?

The Woodward is a nice contemporary venue in downtown South Bend. The best part about the place is…read moreLee, the person who runs all of the events. She's very accommodating and will help you make everything happen. The bathrooms are super nice, the bar is clean, the dance floor is a good size. The only thing I'm not a fan of are the drop ceilings. Other than that the place is awesome.

Chef Jeff is totally amazing. From his food to his personality we enjoyed our dinner experience. He…read moreis an asset to the country club.

I joined South Bend County Club immediately after retirement, and I have to say, it was one of the…read morebest decision I ever made. The course is absolutely gorgeous with challenging holes testing every golf skill. The staff is first class, eager to accommodate every membe'r's requests. The fellow members are welcoming, and many have become best friends. South Bend County Club is a five star experience.

I recently attended my nephew's wedding and reception at Morris Park CC.The facility was…read moreoutstanding as was the service. I had the best wedding dinner I have ever had, which was prepared by the CC. As a 77 year old, I have attended multiple dinners. The whole affair was outstanding!

The food and facilities are the best in the area. The staff are always friendly and know you. The…read morecourse is beautiful, challenging and well kept. You could find a better place to be a member.

It's a beautiful location, the facilities are charming and homey, and the barn is huge...plenty of…read moreroom for a big party. But there's no AC. The heat was so bad, even with every door open and a breeze. We spent most of the time outside in the shade. There was one large fan in the corner that didn't do much to dissipate the heat. If you're thinking of booking the location, do yourself and your guests a favor and book it in October.

A lovely place. With about 120 guests, the dining area was generally full. Beautiful views from the…read moreporch. Plenty of parking. Staff was friendly and did a great job at the wedding that I attended yesterday.

I love the minimalist hotels. They are clean and able to be turned around quickly. They do not have…read moreas much waste as most do. I appreciate that they have all of the amenities and spread some between the room and the lobby.

I was not overly impressed with this hotel. I think the worst part was the cleaning staff yelling…read moreand laughing before 9:00 AM. What seems like right outside our door. Everything was very noisy. All of the rooms have tile and no carpeting. The mini fridge buzzed all night. There was zero sound dampening between the sleeping part of the room and the bathroom. The bathroom itself wasn't as clean as I expected. There was a ton of soap scum/ hard water buildup on the shower pan. A positive is that the hotel uses Dove body wash and shampoo which is high quality and smells nice. There's some options for breakfast but the toaster was broken. The staff was friendly. There's many other hotels in Elkhart so I don't think I'll be back to this one.

Went here for a wedding this past weekend. Gorgeous space - but waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay out in the…read moremiddle of no where La Porte Indiana. Indeed, it was one of the more beautiful wedding spaces I have been too, but it was so secluded cell phone reception for myself and multiple guests was iffy at best. Not that I was dying to talk on my phone, but I think if you are considering this place for your wedding/event - look into it. I used my cell phone non stop on my wedding day - as getting ahold of your wedding party is crucial. So, just something to think about - may be an issue for some. Wedding was outside on a terrace overlooking a gorgeous area of tree lined land (no tent, but I heard they are available) and it was really spacious. Reception was inside and the banquet room was nice and had huge windows overlooking some woods which was really nice and different from the typical boring banquet facilities. Food was delicious - although I wish the portions had been a little bigger. If i'm drinking for more than 3 hours I need a substantial base. :) All in all - really enjoyed it. About two hours from Chicago, and although we didn't stay at a hotel, there are plenty within 15-20 minutes.

Our wedding reception was here. It was a huge reception (350 people). The coordinator at the time…read morewas WONDERFUL. She no longer works there, as our wedding was 3 years ago. But - nonetheless - the Prime Rib is famous, and of course delicious (same prime rib as Heston Bar). I loved all the food, the choices, the staff. It was rather pricey but what do you expect for a secluded, gorgeous location? The wedding was held on the terrace, it was beautiful and perfect. But, of course, I am a bit biased as it was my wedding day. :)

Rebecca and Melissa mix the very best drinks and Bernie makes a mean French dip sandwich! The…read morepretzel sticks are very good also! These guys are the best!

Nice little spot downtown to grab drinks. I enjoy having a beer at their outdoor patio during the…read moresummer months. Great spot to people watch, you definitely see a lot of characters. I didn't have to deal with the bartender or staff though, I had a friend order for me inside and bring the drinks to our table outside. Sometimes it gets obnoxiously noisy, but it depends on the crowd I suppose.