This greens are no joke. Running at 13+ with undulations made hilarious frustration…read more Rooms were classic modern furnishings and clean. Balcony over looks the course for an expansive view. Breakfast service was friendly and courteous. Very quiet. Same spot for no vibe 19th hole drinks. Bartender needs service training. Better to go out into town for the after round. Clubhouse service snootiness was expected and experienced with the lavishly expensive price for a round of golf $$$$. Merch designs not impressive enough to buy. Would play again but maybe better valued during the off season.

I had a great time at Tetherow. I was there for a conference. It's a beautiful resort with plenty…read moreof amenities such as two hot tubs, a heated pool, steam room, sauna, gym, walking trails, restaurants and golf. Most of the employees were friendly and spoke when they saw me. Many of the employees were helpful. My room had everything I needed including two beds, a large shower, a patio with a table and two chairs, toiletries, a Nespresso coffee maker (also included coffee, tea, sugar, honey, and creamer). The room had a sink, microwave, and mini fridge. There was also a couch, good quality tv, and a fire place. I liked that I've was available and it was pre-bagged to ensure cleanliness. The bathroom had a his and her sink setup, the shower is separate from the toilet, and the air conditioner was perfect, when needed. My only dislike about the room was the outlet near the bed. There was only one outlet available for a device that was not a phone or laptop. I needed to hook up a medical device and the outlet was too far from the top of the bed. I used the hot tub, sauna, steam room, and trails. At times, the women's locker room was a dirty mess. It would have been nice for someone to stay on top of keeping it clean. During the conference, we were served food, coffee, tea, and drinks. All the staff attending to us were great. Anything we needed, they provided it. I would for sure visit again!

Pretty nice resort, need to come back when there's new snow tho, love the idea of skiing all around…read morea peak, nice scenery from the mountain.

Worst ski experience I've ever had. You might as well ski in California before going to this ski…read moreresort. It's very windy so the mountain will most likely be closed. The parking situation is not covid friendly. They are using this time to make money. If you don't reserve a parking spot then you have to shuttle in with 20 people in a bus. There was only two lifts open because of a storm which isn't there fault but you can easily go somewhere else and have this not happen. I wanted 45 minutes to get on the lift and only ended up going on 3 runs. The customer service people are not helpful at all. I've never had a bad ski experience until now

Definitely one of the best highlights of our trip to Bend, Oregon over the weekend…read more Shay (maybe spelled Che) was A fantastic tour guide! Very knowledgeable, whimsical, lighthearted, and free spirited. The perfect person to lead an adventure into the Oregon wilderness. Our trip started with a short van ride from the Fred Meyer parking lot. She shared lots of knowledge about various trees in the area, wildlife, things the local government was doing to help clean up some of the territory we're gonna be going to explore the cave. She seemed like somebody who genuinely enjoys her job, likes to explore, and is just a genuine, good person all around. Going into the cave was surreal, almost like stepping into a different climate. It definitely felt like it was 45° all year round down there. Once we lost the natural lighting too it became very spooky, but everybody had headlamps so it was pretty easy to see where we were going. My wife and I saw a few baby brown bats hanging out on the walls while we were there. They were so tiny and cute! I'm glad they're able to survive down there. I really like that her tour guy gave us a choice between one of two directions into the cave. I have really bad knees, and thankfully, our tour guide, and our group was able to respect that. We had a very good lighthearted adventure down in the dark. My favorite part was when we all got to turn off our headlamps for a little bit, and stay silent, and just enjoy utter blackness. Deathly felt like a good way to de-stress a little. Shay was a fantastic tour guide and we are definitely going to be using this to our group again in the near future. Thanks for the memories!

As a local for nearly 40 years, I wasn't sure about using a tour, but every detail of our starlight…read moresnowshoe adventure went so well. The online res system was easy to use. A change to our party 1 week prior was dealt with quickly and kindly, including a follow up call just to be sure we were taken care of. Our tour leader was super friendly and knowledgeable about local ecology. I learned so much! The snowshoes had great bindings-- no one had them come loose. (Poles would have been helpful. I would bring my own next time) The bonfire was amazing and the goodies were tasty. Nature did her part with a sparkling clear night, brilliant moon and meteor. I will definitely do another tour with Wanderlust!

Outstanding Service! Just went in with a bent boot buckle…read more Daniel fixed me up at no charge. Thanks!

Rented tubes for the river (after 3pm). Apparently if you return by 9:30am the next day, you are…read moreonly charged for 1/2 day. However I was incorrectly informed at time of rental that if i didn't get back that evening that i would be charged $30 extra, even if i showed up before they opened the next day. I got there at 6:06pm (right after closing) and they were all locked up - my bad. But since i didn't know that i wouldn't be charged if i got there by 9:30, I arrived after 9:30 and they charged me. I could have easily saved $30 if they had given me the right info. Oh and they had plenty of inventory. Have bought skis and high-end outdoor furniture here. Won't be shopping here again.

The room is fine but the location is very off from downtown. If you are going rafting, this is the…read moreperfect spot. It is right to a raft place. It is a great location if you enjoy hiking. There is pond and trail behind the units. The trail along the river will take you to the Lava Trail head. It is under 2 miles to get there. Ofd thing about this place was, there were 4 doors to the 1 BR unit. That is super weird and the first for us. Do you keys may not work for some of the doors.

My family bought into WorldMark over two decades ago and we loved it. Ever since Wyndham took over,…read moreit's been a steep decline and this one is no different. The rooms are dingy and have a lingering smell of... old. A little cigarette-y and a little moldy. There's dust over all the window sills and when we checked in, there was an old bandaid left on the floor of our room. Ew. The employees at the front desk are fine, the "concierge" is still just for trying to pressure you into an even more high pressure timeshare sales presentation (after our HORRIBLE experience with WorldMark/Wyndham San Diego - NEVER AGAIN), and the location is decent but don't even consider staying here unless they completely remodel all these old buildings and change ownership from Wyndham to literally anyone else. Groundskeeping staff is WONDERFUL though and really do the best they can with clearly limited support. Pool and lawn looks great!

Every year we do a long weekend trip to ski Mt Bachelor and this year I wanted to demo some new ski…read moreoptions. This also meant I didn't have to pack a bunch of extra gear. I turned to the good folks at Skjersaa's to outfit me in some new skis. I reserved online for $50/day since I brought my own boots. They add-on poles for free and were great to consult on what might improve my skiing experience I ended up on a pair of Head all mountain skis that performed nicely in all conditions from crusty mornings, to bumps to soft spring snow. They offered as many tryouts as I wanted in the time I was there which although impractical, sounded nice should I want more options. They were quick to get me setup. Doors were open at 8am and I felt well cared for while I was there. It's a great full-service bike and ski shop and it's been a local staple for years. All the things should you travel and forget gear and likely a great spot for locals to get great quality gear and repairs near the entrance to the mountain.

Beautiful tune on my board!! Super friendly staff. The cutest shop dogs!! Nice selection for…read morerentals.

We stayed here for two nights while my boyfriend attended a two day seminar at the conference…read morecenter here. The company hosting the seminar covered the cost of our room, so we did not pay for it. The property itself is large and sprawls on either side of the river. We stayed on the second level, with a balcony overlooking the river, which was really nice! The hotel is from the 1970's, but it seemed nicely maintained and the room was very clean. Amenities I appreciated were the dual bathroom vanities, comfy chair, refrigerator, and USB charging ports on the wall. The room itself was generously sized. The bathroom was very clean and the water pressure in the shower was fine (not terrible, but not amazing). One thing I really missed having in the room was a microwave to reheat leftovers or coffee...I was surprised by the absence of this common amenity. As stated earlier, we didn't pay for this room. I looked up pricing, and the base rate seemed relatively reasonable. However, they tack on a 19% "amenity fee" that raises the rate quite a bit, along with the usual transient taxes by state and local governments. Even though I found our stay here to be enjoyable, I don't think I'd pay the rate they're charging overall for that same room. Although the river view was nice, I think I'd skip it and save some money. If their rates are acceptable to you and you value a riverside view, it's absolutely a nice hotel to stay at. All of the staff we encountered were very kind, too. I can't really say anything negative about our experience here! I would have given it a five star review, but I find the final room rate to be too expensive and having a microwave would have been appreciated.

We came here hoping for some R&R. The description on Expedia…read moresays: "This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply)." Don't believe it. I contacted the hotel to make sure they would send a shuttle to pick us up at Redmond airport. The response back was: Thank you for your inquiry. We do not have airport transportation available this evening and would encourage utilizing ride share such as Uber or Lyft. - Kristen We arrived at 11:30pm at night and paid $70 for an uber to the lodge. Once there, the man at the main desk said that the first shuttle is at 10:30pm and is usually full because it's for airline stewards. Then he gave us a map and directions to go to our room, Room 4004 in building A. We walked to building A, didn't find out room, and then walked around for another 30 minutes at 1am exhausted. We finally determined there was no room number 4004. This was a farce. We walked back to the reception and he said that the system said there was a room 4004 but apparently there wasn't. He said the lodge was almost completely booked. Our options were a lackluster room with a view of a dirt hill down to the pool or a room with bunk beds. We chose the dirt hill. We will definitely never come back here and hopefully be able to find another hotel tomorrow.

Great visit to the Hampton Inn this last weekend. We were visiting Bend for the Lainey Wilson…read moreconcert at the Amphitheatre and the Hampton was a perfect location for us. Janna was exceptionally friendly and efficient upon checking in. She was so polite and welcoming. The hotel was immaculately clean and the complimentary morning breakfast was perfect in choices and quality.

DO NOT stay here on a concert night if you aren't going to the concert. Seriously, it's so loud…read more The music from the amphitheater was louder in my room than I play my own music when I'm listening. It's absurd. The sound checks can start very early in the afternoon and the shows can go until 10. You won't be able to work, you won't be able to relax, you won't be able to sleep. The windows literally rattle. If you ARE staying here because you're in town for a show, you'll probably be pretty happy. It's less than two minutes' walk from the hotel to the amphitheater entrance gate. And if you're there on a night without a show, also pretty good. The included breakfast has waffles. The pillows are as flat as damp cotton candy but the bathrooms have real doors instead of those trendy barn doors that never close properly. It's a five minute walk over to the Old Mill District with restaurants and shopping. The river is right on the other side of the parking lot. It's an excellent location, except for that pesky amphitheater.