Resort was a great host for our USAmTour Golf Event. The room was very comfortable and overlooking the golf course, a little on the small side but overall very clean. We stayed in one of their villa rooms on the 11th hole of the Meadows Course, it had a nice king size bed that was very comfortable with multiple great pillows. All 3 Golf courses were in excellent shape and greens were absolutely perfect! Woodlands, Meadows and Crosswater all have their own personality and feel, you must play them all. Restaurant had some great offerings, on most nights we chose the locally sourced prime and dry aged steaks which were cooked to perfection (except one night with wrong temp on steak, but management bent over backwards to get everything perfect with the cook.) Outdoor patio was very nice and enjoyable, and all of the waitstaff and attendants were very nice, friendly, and service oriented. Sunriver Village was nearby, and we were able to do some gift shopping. There were so many other amenities... wish we had more time to enjoy. read more

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The money hungry leeches now run Sunriver Resort. $7.50 for a scoop of gelato. $40 for fajitas. Golf is now private and not available to public. $39 for observatory while Pine Mountain observatory, which is a REAL observatory is free. $14 hot dog but only $12 for kids. Could go on and on. While it is a beautiful place with lots to do ... just be forewarned ... it will be an expensive. And sad the money hungry leeches know you will pay. read more

If you plan on staying at Sunriver don't stay at the lodge. We rented a room at the Lodge Village, standard king size room without the kitchen or upstairs bedroom, and the people above us, which I had no idea someone would be staying above us until we got there because the pictures don't show that, and on both mornings here they woke us up at 6am from the squeaky floorboards which were really bad and the waking back and forth. If you are looking for rest, I recommend getting a room on the top floor OR the room with the kitchen below and bedroom upstairs because we could hear them at night before going to bed and again in the morning and we never got to sleep in. For $400+ a night I expect better. Management needs to correct this for future guests. Also, they've eliminated all of their tennis courts so guess no longer have access to those. They are all owned by the HOA's in the area and the only courts to play pickle ball on you have to pay $40 for one hour and they only allow up to six people on the court. on all three days we were here. The court were seldom used and their right out in the sun with no shade covering whatsoever because they are new they want to charge an absurd amount of money for use, which is weird because they don't charge you to go into the pool and they don't charge you to use the bike paths if you bring your own bike, nor do they charge you to use the gym. The drop in Pickleball location near our home is an indoor facility and it only charges $16 for unlimited play and you get to play with other people that are there to also have fun. read more

Sunriver Resort - Standard king room at lodge village - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

Emily at the Cove was extremely professional to take care of us at the cabana after my husband had a bike accident. Service like that is what brings us back to Sunriver Resort.. read more

PLEASE READ. To start, this is July of 2020. Covid 2020. We stayed in room 346 for 4 nights. We did not complain because it was our 22nd wedding anniversary & after 4-months of home-lock-down we are just grateful to be out, but this NEEDS to be viewed, read and fixed. CLEAN!!!!!! We are still in the middle of Covid and this is Sunriver Resort's idea of deep, disinfectant cleaning? From the abundance of cobwebs above the room door before entry, to the stains in the carpet the minute you open the door, to the months & months an old decaying dead bug lay smooshed in the curtains clearly visible....Sunriver Lodge needs some Covid 411. The pictures say it all. PLEASE CLEAN! read more

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We rented a house with friends in this resort and really liked it. There were deer everywhere and the resort has ample things to do. The Deschutes river is beautiful and a hike along it is just blissful. We also rented a boat and rowed down the river. Bike trails are many and beautiful and for all fitness levels. The cove pool is just a joy for kids and there are many good options. As we went after Oregon had removed restrictions on wearing masks and such, too many people were without masks and the village was so crowded with everyone really close to each other. We didn't go to the village that much. The food that we got from there was good. Staff was friendly and helpful though everyone was short staffed and seemed to be working overtime. Would definitely recommend this place for some fun, sun and relaxation. read more

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There are so many wonderful things about Sunriver! It's a well-planned resort community with everything a family could want. Going through the resort gave us access to The Cove, discounts off floating down the river (which was 100% booked before we arrived for all dates and times) and a free infra-resort shuttle. Where the Sunriver Resort lacks is it's customer experience/service. I cannot emphasize our bad experience enough. We rented a 4BR/3.5BA home, which came to $3800 for the 7 nights, but with fees actually ended up being almost twice that, at $7159. One would expect an amazing customer experience! The contract we signed gave check-in at 4 and checkout at 10. We received an email a few days before the trip saying that checkin could be as late as 6:00. My husband called the day before and explained that we're bring perishable food to the house and we're planning to arrive at 4:00 (for goodness sakes, we're paying $1000/night!). He asked that we could arrive and check in on time. (Starting with nice.) They said, call back tomorrow at 9:00. That's what time we leave to drive there, so we called on our way. They said we put you on the list for an "early checkin" and will text you when your house is ready. We drove to Bend, picked up the groceries we had ordered, and drove to the house, arriving at 4:00. The house keepers had not yet arrived. They arrived at 4:30 and we asked if we could put the perishable food in the fridge. They agreed and defensively told us that checkin was 4:30-6:30! They didn't complete the cleaning until just before 6:00. My husband texted Sunriver Resort and spoke with Mary. She did not apologize for the breach of co tract or show any compassion. He asked for a 2-hour late checkout to make up for the 2-hour late checkin. Nope. Not their problem. Terms of the contract apparently only apply to us. This is so disappointing, Sunriver Resort. I get staffing shortages, but make it right! You could have given us something to make this a 5-star review with good customer service. It will definitely make me use another rental company. read more

I can't say enough about how great this place is. From the moment you walk in you know you are in for something special. Front Desk was professional. Bell services were amazing and the room was beautiful with a spectacular view. We will be back soon to enjoy the plethora of activities offered. Perfect! Perfect! Perfect except the lodge restaurant. read more

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Incredible and relaxing resort. Perfect fireplace for warming up after the snow. Beautiful views and light shows. Great atmosphere, food and drinks. read more

Sunriver Resort - Everything you want under one roof, including a nice fire to warm up by, after a day on the hill. - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

Loved the atmosphere, but the food was not good at all and extremely overpriced. Rooms were nice but the deck was really dirty.

this place is completely junk. horrible service. I have been here 4 days. fairway is at most half grass half dirt. break takes an hour for a simp meal just to get the cold food. if you ask for a manager on the phone I'm assuming their policy is to hang up on you which happened more than once. call to book a tee time good luck. no one answers after 30 minutes of calling. waste of money. read more

This is a must resort for any special occasion!! We stayed here for our anniversary and it is so romantically beautiful especially in the lodge villages room 725. Debra at the check in counter was very helpful with special tips for dining and touring! This magical room made our anniversary a very special one!! There are so many activities here for you to take part in! Also they have Pickleball courts inside and outside. Housekeeping service is very accommodating to your needs!! What a very special RESORT!! We will definitely be back! read more

Sunriver Resort - Anniversary dinner in the SUNRIVER restaurant - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

Please, please do not book a stay at this horrible resort. Our vacation was supposed to be between August 1- August 5th. The wildfires were still active and there was still smoke in the air. My 90 year old father was supposed to be traveling from back east to meet us in Oregon. Obviously no one should be in smoke but especially not a 90 year old man. We called the resort two weeks before arrival and were told by Melanie because of the smoke if we hadn't bought the travel insurance that the resort offers that we would've got the entire amount of money back from the trip. The travel insurance that we were told to buy from Sunriver resort, denied our claim, stating that you can't cancel a trip just because you think you may get sick from the smoke. Granted the resort did give us back about half of our money back. However, I called no less than six times and was told that my complaints about not getting the other half of our money back would be addressed by a supervisor. To this day, I have still not received a call from a supervisor. If someone from Sunriver Resort responds to this review by saying we are sorry you have these issues, please disregard their response because like I say not one supervisor has called me back. They are stonewalling me because they think I will just go away. read more

We were overcharged and the Scott from guest relations was incredibly rude. This place is not worth your time or money.

What an amazing resort. Our family had a blast here. Tons of things for kids and large groups. From golf, amazing food, desserts and great place to do fun things w the family. There are tons of activities no need to leave the resort because all you need to have is here. Great place. read more

Nice large property with plenty of outdoor activities. The rooms are decent. Larger then a normal hotel room but nothing to get super excited about although ours did have a working gas fireplace. The chairs in the room could be more comfortable and our room did have a nice sized deck off the golf course with 2 rocker Adirondack Chairs. That was nice to just chill in. They have a nice big pool area both covered and uncovered with a large bar. They provide free shuttle service around the nicely groomed big property. Plenty of shops and restaurants at the shopping / restaurant area (kind of like a Squaw Creek or other large resort property. They have a bike rental area - Bike Barn (see below): Only gave it 3 Stars. At this resort I expected the their bike rentals would be pretty good. They have a few bike models to choose from so that you should find the bike style you want or need. It was nice to be able to ride bikes around the resort but my advise bring your own if you can. Here is why I say this. Although we rented bikes they were not in great or good working order. (I will take a little of the blame since they tell you try the bikes - which we did) Here is the issue, although we took a very short test ride - it wasn't until we were riding away did we find out the shifters were a little difficult to change. We felt like we could deal with it but as we rode the gears were getting harder to change and had a mind of their own. We dealt with it and when we turned them in we mentioned the issues to the staff. They really were not interested and kind of acted very surprised. I wouldn't really complain but my wife's back tire wasn't even "true" it actually wobbled but I didn't see that until the last mile when she was riding in front of me. They kind of indicated that it might have been user error (which it isn't since I ride bikes all the time). Anyway it was nice to have a bike since the was the last day on a long road trip. We wanted to treat ourself to a nice stay the last day of our trip and ride bikes around the large property. I will say the staff was nice except at the end with their nonchalant attitude about possible bike repairs. read more

A solid 3-star experience. It wasn't bad by any means, we enjoyed ourselves, but it didn't blow our socks off either. We stayed in the older, original side of the resort and that wasn't our thing. I want to return and try Caldera which was newer and felt like our vibe. read more

A perfect vacation in the list beautiful settings in beautiful Oregon. I had heard a lot about this place from moms in my group and what can I say it lived up to the hype. Everything about it was excellent from the ever courteous staff to the location to the float on the Deschutes river. A must do for everyone even non swimmers like me it's so safe and a must do float while at the resort. The cove pool is wonderful for the kids. They have a couple of dining options and the village is so close by that we just biked there for dinner some days. Highly recommend esp in these covid times they are doing a great job. Definitely recommend for families if in central Oregon ! read more

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Great resort with tons of amenities. The rooms were rustic but charming and fit well with the surrounding area. They have hiking, biking, water activities. Several Restaurants on property, spa, hot tubs and much much more. ;) I'd give them 5 stars but being charged $5 room service fee plus a $14 one at check out with a mandatory 20% tip is kinda outrageous, but not having to leave my room and still enjoy an upscale meal in front of the fireplace was totally worth it! Can't wait for our next visit. read more

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This was our first Christmas away from family in Oregon. I thought it would be nice to spend time away just the 2 of us. We decided to stay at Sunriver Resort for 4 nights, Saturday 12/22 - Thurs 12/27. We arrived a bit early and the room was already available, so that was nice. We had a king bed lodge with chairs in front of the fire. We dialed up the 60 minute fire every time we were in the room. The set-up was lovely and the grounds were very pretty. My main goal was to get the sky to sprinkle some white stuff on the grounds (and me!). I'm from Southern California, so snow is not something we get to see. Day 1: We went to the Twisted River Tavern restaurant. It's quite pricey, but the drinks were good and the food was about average. We got the duck nuggets...they were decent enough. Day 2: We took the shuttle into the village (they even came to our door to pick us up so that we didn't have to stand out in the cold!) for breakfast at Cafe Sintra. What a cute place with a nice menu too. We had to waste about 35 minutes of time until the Live Laugh Love Art studio opened up. We spent over 2 hours in there (we're not very artistic or decisive). This is such a great place for a resort stay...a time waster in the best way. We headed back into town for happy hour at the South Bend Bistro. Such a lovely, quaint little location with excellent service. We ended the night back at the Twisted River Tavern for a glass of wine and a Caramel Dream. Day 3 (Christmas Eve): Breakfast at Carson's (excellent again), then Spa Day at Sage Springs! We had an 80 minute couples massage and spent 30 minutes in the Oasis Room. We followed that with dinner at Marcello's Cucina Italiana for a nice steak dinner for me and pizza for my husband. Day 4 (Christmas Day): We ate our Carson's leftover's and then headed off on the 9:30am van ($10 for resort guests - these are seasonal times) to Mt. Bachelor. We were not ready to go all in and ski or snowboard, so we decided to go snow tubing. The great thing is, they tow you up and then you fly down. I believe it's about $30/person for 2 hours. We ate lunch at the lodge (get the charcuterie plate!) and headed back to town. We thought it was a good idea to walk in the freezing cold snowy walkway from the resort to the village market on Christmas day to get some alcoholic beverages...only to find it was closed. We turned our disappointed butts around and went back to our room (okay, we got exercise at least!) and ate our Marcello's leftovers. Day 5: I had to work from the room. We waited until about 3pm (it was dead slow anyway) and headed over to Bend. We have a McMenamin's passport, so we wanted to hit up the local one while we were there. We would up eating at a Bangers and Brews and it was pretty good. Day 6: Time to go home. We had breakfast in Carson's before we headed out. :( read more

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We had the Christmas dinner. Sadly, we were not served the main course until nearly two hours after being seated. We were told one hour after ordering that they were out of prime rib that four people of our six had ordered. Then the waitress came back and said they had enough to serve us. The portions were small and mashed potatoes were about a tablespoon size. The soup was 1/2 the size as last year. because they were taking so long, the waitress brought us two large orders of french fries. that was actually the best part of the $100 meal; drinks extra and expensive. the duck was ok. the lasagna was no better than frozen lasagna you would heat up from a frozen dinner. A much different experience than last year, when the portions were tastier and larger and the meal didn't take nearly two hours. Extremely nice server, however! read more

Premium room for over $700 a night after fees. Resort refused to clean our room. Their justification was that they will only clean upon request and will clean only the next day after you submit your request. No one informed me at check-in that this was a policy. When I tried to resolve with management, they pointed me to this murky paragraph in the literature that they provide to guests. Feels like a very low class move from a place that holds themselves out (and charges) like a classier place. Getting pretty tired of high end places using COVID as a reason to provide poor service. read more

Sunriver Resort - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

Our stay was absolutely disappointing, and how the staff and later the Director of Guest Relations handled my concerns was simply offensive. Before our stay, my wife called the 855 to request add-ons to lodging since it was my birthday weekend. The representative said the add-on I requested was not available even though it was included on the resort's website. Why do you offer add-on on your website which are not available to your guests? When we checked in, the staff at registration was clueless about the resort's amenities and offerings. We was specifically asking about ticket discounts to ski at Mt. Bachelor and the staff had no idea what I was talking about. We explained this was advertised on the resort's website and in my confirmation email received from the resort. Again, clueless and no help at all, and really frustrating to deal with. We also asked things I could do with my children and her only response was the pool - nothing more. Please educate your staff about the resort's offerings and the surrounding area. Our heater broke down and we had no heat overnight. My son, who was sleeping downstairs, had to move upstairs with us because the lodge was freezing. Luckily, the heater was fixed in the morning. During our 4 nights stay, we only asked once for housekeeping. When they came, they failed to make any of the beds. We are not talking about changing sheets - the beds were simply not made. What is the point of asking for housekeeping if a basic service is not met? The last issue which was the most concerning and offensive part of our stay. Our rental car broke down after a day of skiing at Mt. Bachelor. The only reason we called the resort was the website offered a shuttle service. The staff answering the phone at first said, we missed the shuttle at 4:00 pm. We explained AGAIN we were stuck on the mountain with small children and asked if it was possible for another shuttle service. Her next response was "we will charge you $30 per person." The whole part of we are stuck on a mountain with small children did not register with her. In response, we said we don't care how much it costs, we need help please. Her response was she would need to check and call me back. In the interim, she gave me a number of a town car company that she expected me to call on a late afternoon of Easter Sunday. Really? we did not hear back from her on whether another shuttle was possible and ended up hitching a ride from Mt. Bachelor's employee bus, whose driver was kind enough to help my wife and my children. The next day we raised all of my concerns regarding our stay with the Director of Guest Relations, who listened and took down my name and number and said he would investigate the matter and call me. He called the next day and left a VM saying the staff followed the "policy" when responding to my concerns about shuttle services and that "we will not provide you any compensation." After hearing this man's VM, we were angered and offended at how he failed to respond to our concerns. We NEVER asked for compensation or expected one. Furthermore, he completely ignored all the other concerns we raised about my stay and simply stuck to the issue of the shuttle service. Honestly, all we were looking for was a simple "I am sorry for the inconvenience, and we will do better." Nothing more. Yet, at no point during my discussion in person or in his VM did we hear this. Absolutely upsetting and disappointing with the way things were handled, and we feel there was bias on how the resort responded to my concerns. read more

Beautiful location close to Mt Bachelor. Lovely amenities, including gym, pool, hot tub, equine center, many restaurants and much more!

We just spent 5 days at the Resort with our dog Murphy and felt it was mostly accommodating except for the pool. It's too bad the pool wasn't accommodating since it had a bar that served food, which is weird because their lodge allows dogs on the patio restaurant and bar. We were able to enjoy the many miles of bike trails with our dog and floating down the Deschutes River. The Marina was very accommodating with letting Murphy go in the raft. We were surprised the dog friendly room was upstairs and unfortunately we weren't able to change, so our 15yr old, partially blind Murphy had some trouble. Make sure you ask for a lower level and if you have your heart set on the pool, you will be out of luck unless you arrange a dog sitter. read more

Sunriver Resort - Enjoying the Backyard Patio - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

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We are here now... looks like an opportunity filled resort. Lots to do! We're here specifically for pickleball, but there's bike trails, swimming, tennis, golf, hiking, restaurants, etc... waiting to check in, so I'll keep you updated as to quality and customer service. I'm going to start this review with 5 stars and hopefully they will keep all five stars. I'll finish this posting in 3 days! To be continued... read more

We used Sunriver Resort and stayed in one of the Fremont Crossing vacation rental homes for four nights. The home plenty large for our family and quite comfortable. Location was very close to the village and while I am not a big fan of resort communities, this was comfortable and fun. However, I will not be giving Sunriver Resort my business in the future and recommend all of you consider the following. Price: The per-night lodging was quite modest given the size and condition of the house in which we stayed. It was clean with amenities for laundry, full kitchen, 2.5 bathrooms, large family room, etc. However the taxes and additional fees were approximately 40% of the overall price of the total room rates and these were not communicated in advance. So when you are budgeting, and staying in the vacation homes, budget 40% above the listed prices. I am used to add-ons but this was as large as I have ever seen it (I travel all over the world). Problems: If everything goes OK, then, as in most places, the experience is fine. However, our family group experienced two significant problems. 1) Our group stayed in multiple homes in Fremont Crossing. In the house my brother-in-law stayed, there was a prominent stench of something rotting. They concluded it was a dead animal in the wall somewhere. The management offered a different place to stay, but only for one of the four nights that was booked since everything else was "full". They also provided a 50% discount. The problem will all of this is that the smell had to have been obvious to the house cleaners and to the previous tenants. So they knew, going into the situation, that this would be a problem. 2) In the home myself and my family stayed, on the 2nd day of our stay we noticed the smell of a natural gas leak. It became more significant during the day and finally, after concluding it was coming from the cooking range, we phoned the front desk. Long story short, we missed an evening event to keep the house open for ventilation, and only after the 3rd phone call to the font desk and informing them our next call would be to 911 did they send maintenance. In all three calls, we used the term "gas leak" and maintenance did not show up until 2 hours after the first call. The maintenance man arrived, barely spoke, did not introduce himself, was in an unmarked truck, not in uniform; he pulled the range top off the counter and found the local shut-off valve for the gas. "Let's see if that will do the trick." he said. He said that whenever "they put that stuff in the gas lines, we can always smell it.". This is ridiculous since the smell of gas (actually the smell of the chemical they add to the gas) always means there is a leak. Shutting off that valve did cause the smell to stop but we were without the cooktop for the duration of our visit. Upon calling to complain after our return home, Scott at the front desk told my wife that we had been offered an alternate place to stay (this is not true, nobody offered us anything and we had to threaten calling the gas company and 911 befoer they sent anyone to address the problem). He was not willing to offer any compensation for this. It is my speculation that the gas leak in that place (#2 Fremont Crossing) has yet to be repaired so if you go there, don't use open flames. I do not think I have ever been treated with such negligence at a resort community or by any hospitality organization. read more

Idyllic getaway for the whole family. This was the perfect Sunriver experience for my husband, our two kids and I. The suite has a great deck from which to enjoy a wonderful view of Mt. Bachelor. The room had a beautiful fireplace that created a cozy atmosphere. I highly recommend the corn chowder from the Owl's Nest. For a salty treat get the fry basket and ask for the garlic aioli. Hubby spoke highly of the Old Fashioned from there as well. The Cove was our 8 year old daughter's fav. I liked it better than SHARC because there were plenty of umbrellas for shade and the convenience of poolside bars. read more

Beware, Covid has impacted the amenities at Sun River Resort. We received a text saying we would not be getting maid/cleaning service for stays of less than 5 nights. Really? Blamed on Covid.... The Cove Pool is more of a water park for kids and families and not relaxing for adults without children. The young staff were professional and polite, but stressed because of the crowded sessions. The jacuzzi's were closed, and you had to sign up for one of three sessions to swim. The hours of 10:00 am to 8:00pm were all packed with swimmers who waited patiently in line to enter each time slot. We couldn't get reservations for dinner at the main lodge two weekday nights in a row, and the village down the street had similarly packed eating places with long wait lines. We arrived during the heatwave, June 20th-22nd and checked out one day early knowing we would not be compensated for the last night or sub par amenities. They need to have enough staff to make this resort a good experience and adjust their prices accordingly. read more

Sunriver Resort - The crowded pool which is in heavy demand by both parents, kids, and adults this summer. - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

Made the golf courses private. After 20 years of regular patronage, I'll never go there again.

Enjoyed breakfast wonderful service from Sandy. She help make for a special morning Great room and pool read more

Okay so over all this resort has a lot to offer, my family and I just didn't have a phenomenal experience. The people were very nice it was just the service that wasn't great. We stayed for 3 nights Night 1: great. Everything worked the way it should. Only one issue we asked for something to be delivered and it took hours! Night 2: great again. We asked for towels to be delivered and it took hours, again! Night 3: not great. Our TV wasn't working (not the hotels fault), and there was no hot water! My family and I don't take long showers, and we take them and about 5 min intervals. Day experiences: The resort offers a great pool that is super fun for the entire family!! The resort also offers options for tubing, kayaking, and SUPing (water is very cold and a little stagnant)! **Please keep in mind that this is just our family's experience for a long weekend trip** read more

I would never deal with this place again. They are affected by a wild fire and smoke that started after we made the reservation. They refuse to return our money. read more

With the exception of Crosswater all resort courses need watering and tee box attention. Especially Caldera Springs Links which is in horrible shape. Used to be green and we'll maintained. Not anymore. Can't believe they get people to pay $55 to play 9 holes. read more

Sunriver Resort - Fairway view at Caldera Springs Links - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

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I hate to let everyone know and invite crowds to our favorite spot but they did it again; awesome time. Andrew and Thomas and everyone we spoke with concerning our stay were extremely professional and courteous, helping us with a couple issues and going above and beyond. As a 30 year Hospitality professional, I couldn't have done better myself. The kayak staff was super friendly too! Thanks all for making my wife's Birthday trip wonderful so far. C read more

Sunriver Resort - Resorts Near Me - Sunriver, Oregon

We booked a home then decided we needed a larger one so I called the reservation line two weeks in advance to upsize our rental. I was willing to be flexible on homes, rates, and dates. I didn't receive a return call so I emailed them and again no response. I didn't receive a response to my first email so I emailed again and finally a day later I received a return call and was told I was within the cancellation window and could not change. This was after 2 weeks of trying to contact them. Extremely poor customer service so we will book through their competitor going forward. We have rented 8 homes from them over the past 2 years and still received poor customer service. read more

We've been lucky to spend part of our vacations at this resort with friends who have transplanted from Kailua, HI. They own a cabin near the hotel and have access to the numerous activities such as fly & spin fishing, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, biking trails, walking paths, 3 golf courses and ski resort. Sunriver resort is an outdoor enthusiast's dream. At night, there are hardly any bright lights around so you can see up to the clear skies that is filled with twinkling stars. During a Winter stay, we saw 2 "falling stars" while languishing in their private outdoor hot tub. We had fun just relaxing by the fireside and sipping our home made hot buttered rums or mulled apple ciders. Also, because our friend is a former chef, her kitchen was well-stocked and we cooked our most of our meals. During daytime, we'd bundle up and just put on our boots then walk about in the cold clean air. It was exhilarating to be in the snow and wandering about this resort. During a Summer visit, we stayed here for about a weeklong golf "retreat". We managed to golf their 3 courses (Meadows, Woodside and Crosswater) out of 4. Each course was distinctly different from each other and have hosted USGA and NCAA golf championships. We were surrounded by the lushness of the Deschutes National Forest filled with Ponderosa and Lodgepole pine trees. The Deschutes River ran through the golf courses which made our rounds of golf even more scenic and challenging. There were more outdoor activities which we could have participated in, like biking or hiking, but we came here to golf. And by golly, we certainly DID! We're looking forward to returning to this resort again in either Spring or Summer. #498 read more

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Here is a list of things I wrote about on my last two trips to Sunriver and they stand today as my review. The only thing I would add is David at the front desk did a first rate job! Take advantage of the "Buy a $150.00 gift certificate and get a free nights stay" deal! Check out the fire pit! Always check ahead about the weather as snow can make a guest appearance prior to Summer. Check out the golf rates! Get a room with a view! Always check for specials and enjoy! And don't forget the views! Bring warm clothes as it does get cold here, even in late April. Any time is a good time here! Check out the Halibut Fish and Chips! Ask for specials and get a view room/suite. Check for the various specials for different services at the resort. There is usually at least one special going on at Sage Springs Spa so watch or ask. The Lodge Suites facing Mt Bachelor and the meadow has the best views! Make reservations at the Crows Nest for quick seating. Check out the Christmas Light Illumination and fireworks! The one special that's great is the one where you buy one $150.00 gift certificate you get a free night stay! Bring warm clothes as it can get chilly during fall/winter. Love the views and love this place. Watch for specials! Bicycling out by the airport at Sunriver. Nice views! Check out the Maverick and SHARC! Great staff and accommodation's! Five stars from this guy for many reasons! A complimentary room upgrade for three nights and an excellent staff is are just a couple! read more

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Very expensive to begin with and nothing really is included. $40 to access pickleball courts seems ridiculous. Tons of hidden fees (like $90 cleaning charges). Food is super duper expensive. Would not recommend this place to anyone. You can use your money wisely elsewhere. read more

Sunriver overall has taken a major hit with the closure of the North Pool. There is no longer a place for adults or groups with older children to go and swim and relax. The SHARC (sp?), is great if you have children under 10, beyond that you can only use the River and have to find an undeveloped beach head, which sometimes will have difficult access. We have been renting homes for over 20 years at Sunriver, and now are considering alternatives strictly because of the swimming situation. With the major increases in prices for home rentals you would think the area would provide equal recreational activities vs less. read more