I'm able to play at this course as part of a charitable organizations annual golf outing…read more The course and clubhouse are in impeccable condition. A good test of golf with any "tricked-up" holes. The greens are fair but can be fast. I have always enjoyed playing here. The staff is truly professional and makes you feel welcome.

They false advertised they did not give us ehst we paid for this table cost me nearly 1600 hundred…read moredollars. The chocolate fountain was a gift from them for the other mistakes they made they took on a golf outing on the same day as my daughters wedding so I think that's where everything failed. They told me we were getting desserts that we did not get their attitudes are terrible and they actually turned it around and we're mad at me for being mad at them about the dessert table so yeah I would really not recommend them at all. I do not think they should be doing weddings

My company hosted a holiday gathering here recently. It was nice to have a room all to ourselves…read moreselves with two golf simulators, tables and couch seating. The food options are limited; we ordered Jets pizza. The hosts were on top of things and everyone seemed to have a great time. Since they are in a mall area sandwiched between a few different stores & it's the week before Christmas, parking was limited but we were able to find spots.

Great, realistic golf. Excellent prices…read more Super friendly, helpful staff... All good! TRY IT!!! Can't wait to go back!

Quality job, reasonable price and fast service. I didn't realize this place existed and is…read moreconveniently located near downtown Rochester.

Anything todo with skates, repairs, sharpening, profiling. Simply the best skate guy. He was…read moretrained by the guy who sharpens the red wings skates. Very knowledgable and friendly service. I can't recommend this place enough. Skate sharpening seems like it's easy but it isn't. If you have questions about how they feel, turning, straight line performance, just ask. I had no idea how much sharpening skates is more of a craft then a basic process.

Cute 9 hole. Private course. Fairly well maintained. Mostly par 4. Gorgeous scenery with waterfalls…read morealong the creek. Easy to get around and figure out where to go. Had a great time golfing with friends who are members. Clear signage and distances. Greens were fast. Mechanism to pop your ball out of the hole so you don't touch the flag. Club was open- they don't sell alcohol. No cart service on the course. Clean bathrooms at the club, port o potty available on the course as well. Covid caused them to take away the stuff you use to fill holes and the sand rakes. No club rental at this time either. Carts available if you call ahead. No electronic map or scoring.

I am a regular at the Brookwood Golf Club and live in the neighborhood. Some of the maintenance…read moremanagers live in the neighborhood as well and you can really tell they take ownership of their work. The golf course is well maintained and a fabulous private club!

Bruh is a skate shop new to Rochester in the back alley. It's the best one I've been too. They have…read morea great staff who will help you pick out a board and have awesome clothes beanies and golf balls. The owner of the shop is there everyday and will drop a new type of clothes every month. Amazing shop check them out.

From the owner: New BRUH. skate shop. We find the best products on the market for your perfect skateboard build…read more With our own customized snowboards built for the local hills and street and limited edition apparel with the highest quality attainable.

High tea has a limited selection of teas to choose from. I like that Royal Park Hotel has this…read moreevery weekend.

Disappointing Experience -- "Pet Friendly" Comes With Major Fine Print…read more As a Rochester resident, this experience was especially disappointing. My husband and I are currently renovating our home and booked the Royal Park Hotel while in town for business and personal reasons. We planned to bring our small, well-behaved, 10-year-old dog. After booking online, I called because there was no option to add a pet. Cynthia confirmed they allow dogs and explained the policy. Most rules were reasonable, but two immediately stood out: a strict no-barking policy and dogs MUST be crated whenever the owner leaves the room. We have traveled extensively with our dog and stayed at upscale hotels including the Amway Grand Plaza, The Drake, Hilton properties, and others without issue. Our dog has never been crate trained. I completely understand requiring a dog to be secured when housekeeping enters, but requiring us to cage our 10-year-old dog simply to leave for dinner seems excessive. The no-barking rule also lacks reasonable nuance. Obviously, no guest should be allowed to leave a dog barking continuously and disturbing others. But an occasional bark? Do we also have a no-child-crying policy? There's a difference between normal occasional noise and an actual disturbance. Our dog isn't even a barker, and we travel with a dog camera to monitor her. Then there's the $150 pet fee, which is one of the highest we've encountered. For $150, I'd expect a genuinely pet-friendly experience--not simply permission to have a dog while imposing unusually restrictive rules. I went to the hotel in person hoping common sense and reasonable discretion might prevail. Deanna at the front desk reiterated that it was policy, while a manager beside her confirmed the same. There was seemingly no willingness to discuss an alternative. So we cancelled our reservation and booked The Townsend Hotel in Birmingham instead. What a difference. The Townsend charges a $50 pet fee, provides dog beds and bowls, and does NOT require our dog to be crated when we leave the room. That's what I consider pet friendly. Something else happened while I was at Royal Park that further illustrated my concerns. An older gentleman was attempting to check in early. He was told that even if his room was already ready, he would be charged a $75 early check-in fee. Ironically, I made our same-day Townsend reservation around noon. They had a room available, welcomed us immediately, and charged no early check-in fee. That's hospitality. If a room isn't ready, obviously a guest should wait until check-in. But if it's cleaned, available, and ready, charging $75 just to hand someone the key a few hours early feels like nickel-and-diming rather than luxury hospitality. Perhaps Royal Park should reassess its $150 pet fee, mandatory crating policy, barking policy, and $75 early check-in fee against comparable luxury hotels and current industry standards. This is particularly disappointing because my husband and I got married at the Royal Park last year and spent tens of thousands of dollars there. Unfortunately, even during our wedding experience, we often felt policies took precedence over hospitality. At times, it felt like constantly being reminded of what we could and couldn't do rather than being treated like valued guests. After this experience, I genuinely regret choosing Royal Park for our wedding. It's also surprising for a hotel in Rochester, an incredibly dog-friendly community. Leader Dogs for the Blind is headquartered right here in Rochester Hills. Nobody is asking the hotel to tolerate destructive animals, aggressive behavior, incessant barking, or irresponsible owners. Address an actual problem when one occurs. Charge for damage. Address legitimate noise complaints. That's completely reasonable. But don't treat every well-behaved dog as a problem before one exists and then charge guests $150 for the privilege. Royal Park has unfortunately lost our business. I will no longer recommend it to friends, neighbors, or visitors--particularly those traveling with pets. The Royal Park markets itself as a luxury hotel. Luxury hospitality should involve discretion, common sense, flexibility, and making guests feel welcomed--not simply repeating, "It's policy." Policies are important. Hospitality is knowing how to apply them with common sense.