Food and service were great! The golf course looked amazing; but, we didn't have time to play.read more

We love coming here. Friendly and helpful staff. The course is so much fun. Highly recommend the…read morefood. We love the peppers and sausage app, steak sandwich and fries (lunch), house salad (house Italian or ranch), and "pasta bilities" with house marinara and chicken Parm. Highly recommend. It's fun rain or shine

Lakeview Resort: Allegheny Plateau and Cheat Lake…read more Lakeview Resort is the only timeshare listed by Interval International in West Virginia. Lakeview Resort is in the Allegheny Plateau of the Appalachian Mountains. The elevation varies from 1,000' to 2500.' South of the Allegheny Plateau is the Allegheny Highlands, which varies from 2,000' to 4800.' Lakeview Resort is a timeshare community that is incorporated into a dynamic housing market overlooking Cheat Lake. While Lakeview Resort is near Morgantown, West Virginia, it is also near Pennsylvania and Maryland. Lakeview Resort provides a home base to explore southern Pennsylvania, western Maryland, and northern West Virginia. We have been trading into Lakeview Resort for nearly twenty years. The Interval International website photos are very accurate concerning the townhouse arrangement of Lakeview Resort. This property has long been sold out, although there are units listed on various resale markets. Be careful not to confuse the Lakeview Resort timeshares with the Lakeview Resort hotel. The hotel seems to have less favorable reviews than Lakeview Resort timeshare. Recall that Interval International does not list Lakeview Resort as a "premium resort" or "select resort." We find the Homeowners Association has maintained the property, and do expect an updated unit for your visit. The kitchen is a full working kitchen, and the combined living room dining area features a neat fireplace, which may be used during the summer evenings. The bedrooms and bathrooms have been updated, and always remain clean. Lakeview Resort provides ample parking for visitors and for guests. On-site amenities include a golf course, swimming pool, and access to the clubhouse amenities. We find that Lakeview Resort is a great four-season resort. Lakeview Resort may be used as a home base for Seven Springs skiing in Pennsylvania, Wisp skiing in Maryland, Canaan Valley, Timberline, or Snowshoe skiing in West Virginia. Autumn is very dramatic in the Allegheny Plateau of the Appalachian Mountains. Lakeview Resort is near West Virginia University, and the development of the university in recent years has added all the amenities of a small university city. There are several restaurants, both on property and in Morgantown and environs, which offer a menu and price range to fit most budgets. The newer Wharf District in Morgantown has become one of the best portals to the Caperton Trail. What was once an old warehouse district is now a revitalized growing commercial and residential center. Located next to the Monongahela River and the Caperton Trail, the Wharf District area is growing rapidly. It is best to park the car and walk through the shops and interesting areas of the Wharf District. Mountain State Brewing Co. is another interesting visit while in the wharf district of Morgantown. Serving hand-crated house microbrew, and gourmet wood-fired flatbreads, Mountain State Brewing Co. may be found in several West Virginia locations. Mountain State Brewing Co. reminds us of several Colorado brewpubs. Seneca Center is the site of a former glass factory, and the Seneca Center now offers gift shops and the Glasshouse Grill restaurant. Within an hour's drive is Fallingwater, Pennsylvania. Considered by some as the most famous private house ever built (Frank Lloyd Wright,) Fallingwater epitomizes man living in harmony with nature. The house, set amid 5000 acres of natural wilderness, is constructed of local sandstone, reinforced concrete, steel, and glass. It juts out over a waterfall on Bear Run, appearing as naturally formed as the rocks, trees, and rhododendrons, which embrace it. Within an hour's drive is Ohio Pyle, Pennsylvania in the Laurel Highland Mountains of Fayette County Pennsylvania. Ohio Pyle, Pennsylvania offers some of the best whitewater rafting in the eastern U.S. Ohio Pyle State Park offers hiking and biking along the 135 mile Great Allegheny Passage. Fort Necessity National Battlefield is near Ohio Pyle, Pennsylvania, and also near Uniontown, Pennsylvania. The battle at Fort Necessity in the summer of 1754 was the opening action of the French and Indian War. This war was a clash of British, French, and American Indian cultures. It ended with the removal of French power from North America. The stage was set for the American Revolution. The important history is that a young Virginia officer, George Washington was in command during the battle of Fort Necessity. Although this was Washington's first defeat, the battle would provide the young Colonel invaluable military strategy that would affect Washington's decision-making during the Revolutionary War. It is recommended that the tourist research the Battle of Fort Necessity to appreciate the historical event and the events that followed. A one and one-half hour drive east into Swallow Falls State Park, Maryland will provide some of Maryland's most breathtaking scenery.

This place is a dump. The hallways have no a/c and smell like mold, My niece's room did not have a…read morefridge and the seal on the window in the room was blown out and you could not even see out. My niece asked if they could move her to another room but that room was not much better. The elevator was scary it creaked so bad we thought it might break. Believe it or not they took a $50 damage deposit we should have charged them the deposit! I do not recommend you stay here, they were not even able to use the pool because it was locked. The place looks like they should have torn it down 30 years ago. Front desk guy was nice.

Sister course to Bel Meadow Golf Club, Tygart Lake is a magnificent 18 hole course that an average…read moregolfer can score very well on. Tygar Lake is a hidden gem in grafton WV. The owner and professional Brad Westfall is very friendly and knows his stuff! He is multiple winner of the West Virginia Open and won many prestigious tournaments outside of home state WV. The entire Westfall family are magnificent. Jody Westfall (Wife of Brad) is an absolute saint. She is very kind and always has a positive and upbeat attitude. They have two daughters named Sidney and Jenna who are absolutely the cutest pair of girls on the planet. I would have loved to seen those two take after their father on golf links. In conclusion, Tygart Lake Golf Course is top 3 of my favorite golf courses to play. I recommend this course to anyone looking to play a round and enjoy the hills of WV.

Played it for the first time a few weeks ago. Fun course,…read morebut I won't be back!! They have some of the rudest and unprofessional staff ever assembled, I would never give them another dollar of my money!!! Someone should also send the health inspectors to that establishment~

I thought this place could be a friendly place for me and my friends to learn how to play golf…read more Wrong. Twice the owner came to us and intimated us because we didn't know how to play even though there was no one behind us. We paid just as much as everyone else who was golfing that day. I will not return and do not suggest this place as beginner friendly!

My personal experience here has been great course! Great Staff! Reasonably price food but more work…read moreneeds to be done to make this destination dining. I had a wonderful time visiting this course as a Club Corp member. My only recommended improvement other than the food is that they must get a better list of wines. No country club is complete without a good wine list!! Great golf is not complete without a good 19th hole and not every is satisfied with burger and fries and beer....

Ugh. Been waiting for over an hour... so far, 3 wrong drinks...slow as mud .... food coming out…read moresporadically. BTW, it is NOT busy and we are the only ones here. update- food came OR didn't. They gave one plate away to the only other table in the place. Corn was good- but hmm. Oh! And an amazing bartender who argued quite loud when she didn't make the right drinks. Yes, corn was good. High hopes at a Country Club-- plummeted. Overlooked, rubber food, missing items, wrong items, swing and a miss.

This is Maryland's only ski resort. I have skied Wisp many times and always enjoyed it. Even when…read moreit's icy. This is my first visit in over a decade and the first time not during ski season. The hotel was like I remembered. The restaurant and bar are different than my last visit. Sadly, I can't report on those because they close at 8pm. Even on Friday & Saturday nights. Wisp needs to change that for weary travelers who want a beverage after a long drive. They did do an excellent job handling our group and catering our lunch. The group dinner was given good marks by my colleagues. I want to return to play the two golf courses and ride the alpine coaster.

What a dump. The parking lot is a mess. It honestly looks like a junkyard. The mountain coaster…read morewas down. They had garbage food. The Putt-Putt looked horrible in the middle of the parking lot with no shade. The chairlift was a ghost town. They really need to just shut down in the summer. It's pathetic

This used to be our primary place to golf for the past 6 years. As they've gotten busier, in the…read morepast couple years, they've made no changes to how the course runs and operates. Too many 6 & even 8 person groups. The course is always backed up and the slow pace of play makes it impossible to get loosened up. You shouldn't have to wait 20-30 per hole. Golfed here twice this year vs our normal 2-3 times a week. Last year was the same. All locals I know that normally play here have also been unhappy. Doesn't matter how many people are there they'll keep taking your money and let you go to just sit. No rain checks. My husband went to play today as a solo. Played 3 holes in the matter of over an hour and left even though he paid for 9. It's no longer enjoyable when you have to sit for so long. Reorganizing how the place is operated is a MUST now that they seem to be busier. Sad bc I've always loved The Summit. I will miss it but we have been and will continue making other local courses our go to.

This is a very historic course with a beautiful view. We stayed at the Summit Resort, and decided…read moreto come here one evening. If you stay at the resort, you can play for free but the special is only on weekdays not weekends. We were told otherwise by the resort, so I chose to sit this one out! My husband played, and enjoyed the course very much. It's a bit confusing to get around, but the staff was helpful in showing us around. The course was going some renovations and was a little rough while we were there. The views are spectacular, and it was really cool to see all of the history (old ski lift) that was here from many years ago. I would recommend if you're staying in the Laurel Highlands!

By far, the biggest waste of money I have ever spent for a round of golf. Traps not maintained,…read moregreens not cut properly, No GPS, poor signage (got 'lost' twice between holes). No Beverage cart, snack bar only, very little selection. No one manning the "bag drop" which really wasn't a bag drop. There was a sign as you pulled in, but there were no racks, no staff, no signs. Gravel road for over a half mile back to club. Gravel parking lot. Driving range mats with no tees. We had 5 people, playing 3 and 2 and were rudely threatened that if we played a 5 we would be kicked off the course (we hadn't even asked), we never saw anyone in front of or behind us, until the 17th hole. We could have easily played a five-some and had no issues. I would expect a hell of a lot more for $158!

Six of us came to the area from NE Ohio on a golf weekend. Played Lodestone today. Course was in…read morerough shape due to the harsh weather conditions. As this was our first time on this course, we did the best we could to follow all of the instructions for play. One of our group was not only yelled at but was called an "idiot" by the starter. Our friend was mistaken about where his cart was driven, but in his defense, he, the cart and his ball were all in the fairway. The starter was very rude and we six most likely will not return.

Course needs a lot of TLC. Tee box very rough and mostly…read moredirt at times. Fairways have some burnout. Greens also have spots and Geese left presents. Was a genuine CC in the day but has slipped away.

Can't say anything about the restaurant as I only visited the golf course which was terrible…read more Greens were nothing but dirt, fairways were not mowed. Skip this place and find another course

Never played the course before. Was in the area on a vacation. I was able to get a decent deal on…read moreGolf now. Regular price of $80 seems a bit steep for this place but I understand that you're in a sort of "resort" town so... Most of the courses around here are actually rather expensive. In fact, this might even be the cheapest one! The layout is certainly unique. The idea of having six part 5s and six part 3s and six part 4s might sound somewhat interesting but... In the end, I kind of found it annoying. (Call me a purist, I guess?) By far, the worst thing is the pace of play. We had a couple groups ahead of us on the front nine that were ridiculously slow. The starter kept sending out twosomes and it just back things up. Two groups behind me actually quit before getting to number nine... One of them quit on whole number five. It was better on the back nine when the groups in front of us quit. The starter didn't seem to really know what he was doing. And there were no Rangers. I understand that rangers can be annoying... But an almost three hour 9 is ridiculous. Another thing that's really worth noting... The hills are somewhat significant, and the carts are legitimately not great with their brakes. Like... Seriously not good. And somewhat surprisingly the management seems to be aware of this. They even gave me a heads up. What's even weirder, is that the newer carts actually seem to be WORSE! Coming down the cartpath after green on hole #five, the pro actually warned me to be careful.... And I honestly was trying to be incredibly careful! And I STILL almost flipped the cart! The brakes just give out! It's like you have to pump them or something... But it wasn't just there... Anytime you were going down a hill on the course, there was no guarantee your car could stop. That's insanity! So the course was in good enough shape... And the greens were actually in really surprisingly good shape for the most part... ((though the greens on the back nine are surprisingly small)) ... my biggest problem was the golf carts... Just straight up unsafe. ((Legitimately... If you're healthy enough to walk the course... Do yourself a huge favor and walk it. It's much safer!))

Have always loved this place. Just a nice quiet peaceful golf course. Some challenging holes with a…read moregood mix of water and sand and pretty rolling hills. Love the pub and the food is always good as well. Staff is always very friendly.