My husband and I recently stayed here and were concerned before our stay after seeing some of the reviews but had a truly lovely stay. Could the Lodge use some updating - yes? Did my headboard make me suspect someone was railed pretty hard while wearing the Crown Jewels, also yes. However, the staff was lovely and the grounds are BEAUTIFUL. Lots of pools, hiking, great spa and 4 golf courses. Very nice place. Suspect it would be perfect for golfers and families. read more

Eagle Crest Resort - View from the 2.3 mile trail - lovely! - Resorts Near Me - Redmond, Oregon

Stayed here overnight. I understand it's an older facility however, the issues should definitely be addressed. For some odd reason every time the shower was used ants would take over the bathroom. It was apparent they forgot to vacuum. Finally the shower head leaked and dripped onto the metal tub faucet making a ping all night. Draped a towel over it for some peace and quiet. I made the issues known at the front desk. Unit 146 needs to be off limits until issues are resolved. read more

Eagle Crest Resort - Bathroom ants. - Resorts Near Me - Redmond, Oregon

Eagle Crest has seen better days. We stayed in the lodge for two nights. The first thing I noticed was the crumbling fake leather headboard behind the bed. Pieces of the crumbling headboard were scattered over the pillows of both queen beds in the room. If I were the manager, I'd be ashamed of renting a room looking like this. Second, was the bed. I don't think I've felt a harder bed other than laying on concrete. I woke up with aching shoulders and hips, and it didn't help my sciatica either. The bedding was fine, but scratchy. Third, when trying to operate the HVAC system from the wall control, all you could do is turn it on or off. Went to the unit under the window and lifted the control cover, which came off in my hand. Was able to adjust things on the unit, and luckily, it wasn't obnoxiously loud when it cycled on and off during the night. Fourth, while entering the shower, I noticed a number of long black hairs stuck to the wall. These were not from my head as I hadn't gotten into the shower yet. Fifth, there were no USB ports of any kind in the room. Unfortunately, I had forgotten to bring the part to my phone's charger that plugs into the wall, thinking I could just plug into a port, which almost all hotels have these days. Nope! No such luck. Nothing in the lobby either, and the front desk said, "Sorry." The only good thing was that the shower provided (after I cleaned the walls of someone else's hair) plentiful hot water. We paid $161 a night plus taxes and fees, for two nights, which came to $380. For that amount of money I expect a room that is just a little more comfortable than what we received. Eagle Crest needs to go through their rooms and make some updates including replacing shabby looking headboards, electrical outlets that have USB connectors, and a housecleaning staff that pays more attention to the cleanliness of the bathrooms. read more

Eagle Crest Resort - Disintegrating headboard of bed. The other queen bed was in the same condition. It was flaking off onto the pillows. - Resorts Near Me - Redmond, Oregon

Great location for outdoor adventure. The sports centers are good for indirect fun. Many choices for accommodations. First visit we stayed in smaller, older condo right in gold course. Second visit was in 2 bedroom condo overlooking the river. Both served our needs well. Great walking trails, 3 gold courses and putt-putt gold course. Have fun! read more

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Got in room. Couch was filthy crumbs all over it. Pulled out the bed on the couch and there was garbage and crumbs and pills. Just filthy. Also. Towel rack in bathroom was broken. Shelf in shower was broken. Shower head broken. Remote broken so couldn't watch tv. Called and complained so they switched us rooms. Will never come here again run down and old. My grandma could've cleaned the place better and she was blind. read more

A great place to stay and enjoy the weather. Relax joy the deck with the deer have a great barbecue and relax. I've been coming here for 25 years twice a year you can't beat. read more

Eagle Crest Resort - Juniper trees - Resorts Near Me - Redmond, Oregon

Nice grounds but the rooms are dated and show a lack of maintenance and care. A large property with three golf courses, five swimming pools (one indoors), two restaurants and a tap bar (that wasn't open). Must have been quite nice when newer. read more

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Best I can muster is a 3* rating ... at most! The hotel is showing its age! Musty room smell, visible black mildew in shower and worn hallway carpets etc. If you are looking for an 80's throwback resort you've found it! Buyer beware notice here ... we reserved a GOLF COURSE VIEW two room suite. We were placed on the first floor meaning we were one level below the main floor and opened the curtains to a fantastic view of a bunch of shrubs and couldn't see any golf course! This was very DISAPPOINTING and not what was reflected/shown online. read more

Eagle Crest Resort - Resorts Near Me - Redmond, Oregon

Great style and golf course the sports centers are really nice to nice place to get away from life. lovely woodsy look just amazing place. I was there12-15-23 to 12-22-23 was nice and clean front office was nice as well. read more

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First let me say, I am no golfer but I was looking to stay the night near the Redmond airport since I was flying out the next morning. And since I had specifically come up here to check out central and eastern Oregon, I vowed to have my "nature experience" at a place outside the city. Eagle Crest fit that bill. I will note that Eagle Crest is located out in the middle of nowhere. This is high desert Oregon, so you can forget the big trees and misty tree ferns of the coast. Here, rolling hills and rustic scenery dominate and I loved it. The Lyft driver passed farms, barns and cows and I actually got some bird-watching in on the way up. Quiet and peaceful territory. The resort itself was nice. It was decorated for Christmas very nicely. I felt a happy, wholesome feeling in the lobby. Staff was very helpful and cordial. They did not appear to be too put out and helped me pick some snacks and drinks to take back to my room. It actually seems like they might just like their jobs!!!! I must say I was impressed with the curated convenience store frig full of drinks, a few bottles of wine and a small beer selections. The room, itself, was great. The bed was very comfortable and the TV got all the good cable channels. I went outside to look around but not for long because it was very cold. However, the property is lovely and well-maintained. If I was a golf nut, I would certainly make a pilgrimage out to play this most beautiful course. But I was on my way home, and I was so happy I made the trek to the high desert boonies to see Eagle Crest. 5 YELP STARS. read more

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First off unfortunately rooms are outdated like lots of people are saying, they are very basic rooms no frill.. for being a resort you would think it would be very updated and fun.. Second the hotel grounds itself is tricky, it is a big golf course with lots of walking and trails, my dog loved it... every morning we walked 1-2 miles. 3rd it's not the most kid friendly like they sorta promote. Yes it has 3 fitness centers with 3 pools and gyms but very basic gyms and pools. The main kid pool is a 10 min drive away from the main hotel.. it does have a splash pad that's cold water and a smaller kid pool 2ft I think but it's basic.. Restaurant are over priced like all hotels so that's whatever.. Now of your into nature and wanna get away and just enjoy life this place can scratch that itch.. I don't care about pools and frills and bullshit, I woke up and walked and hiked and just soaked up the beauty the location had to offer.. Overall my small kids were disappointed, they thought it was going to have more for them, for myself, I came back relaxed and recharged.. I stayed 7 nights. Also plus at night it's dark and very quite.. read more

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Ridge course golf: - Well maintained course. - Smooth, consistent greens. - Fairly short, so fairly easy if you stay on the fairway. - Few water hazards. The super long grass rough is the main hazard. And the trees. - Plenty of bunkers and they're in good shape. - Somewhat pricey if you're paying the public rate. Resort guests and owners get a better rate. Resort course golf: My foursome played this course after a round at Ridge so I didn't take it quite as seriously (I'm generally not good for two rounds in one day). That said, the layout and style is different than over at Ridge, so well worth playing. The quality and condition of resort was much the same as at Ridge. Putting course: Located next to the Ridge course. This is a really fun course designed to test your putting skills. A bit like mini-golf except the play is entirely on grass, unless you hit it into one of the many bunkers. - First come, first served. No tee times. - Pay at the pro shop ($11 per person). - Either bring your putter and a golf ball or use the ones provided at the rack on the dining deck next to the pro shop. Remember to get a scorecard. read more

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Horribly understaffed. Rooms are old. Outside of great service from the kitchen which was only open for breakfast, it was not good. Paying full price and being told over and over how understaffed they are from the staff was not a great look. read more

The accommodations were well maintained and comfortable. We stayed in a condo and it was sufficiently equipped for a week's stay. The grounds around the condos were nicely landscaped. A very quiet, peaceful stay. I was disappointed in the golf course conditions. We played the Resort Course, the original course here. The staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. And, I will say the greens were top notch; however, several tee boxes and fairways were very dry and we encountered frequent bare spots. The sand traps needed weeding and a fresh layer of sand. There were no ball washers on any of the tee boxes. For the price, we expected better. read more

I'm giving the two stars. One for the great customer service from the gentleman at the front desk and the other for the grounds which appear to be well maintained. The rooms at the lodge are another subject. We were there for the Fairwell Festival and we wanted a nice comfortable place to recover during this 3 day event. The room I reserved smelled like a feed store with a hint of cat urine. We tried airing out the room and really wanted to stay in the room because we were facing the golf course which was a nice view with a patio outside our room. The smell took us over therefore I called the front desk and they moved us to a suite facing the pool/no patio. All we cared about is that we were no longer in the smelly room. This room was very clean other than the usual places housekeeping misses , above door trim, on top of tv's, picture frames and the bath exhaust. The tv in the bedroom had the small cable box just hanging over the tv, and one would have to figure out where to set it , so that the remote would work. The second remote had no cover for the batteries. The furniture was beat up and trim was coming off the dresser in the living room ? There were no extra blankets and supplies in the room were limited. We were there four nights and they offer no turn service during your stay. The toilet was very loose and rattled around when I sat on it. Your first thought ? My weight. I'm 185 the caulking around the toilet base was partially missing and black. The shower grout has seen it's better days. The shower had no door or curtain, just a partial piece of glass, which meant you got hit with cold water , because there is nowhere to reach in for it to warm up. The kitchenette had Formica top with the edge missing and was raw wood. Under the sink was just plain unpainted plywood. The drawers had liner at the bottom, but was half torn out. The silverware was very used and bent. The biggest issue with this room was a safety issue. The deadbolt at the front door would not unlock when I turned the door handle, when I tried to turn the deadbolt it would not easily turn , and I struggled to unlock it. We felt that we may have to go out the window. When I mentioned it to the front desk. They were not very concerned. I didn't use the deadbolt the rest of our visit. Walking down the hall. I noticed many valances that were cracked, broken and some missing. We also found that the side door was not locked at 3 am when we got back , due the door mechanism being broken on the inside. The resort also has a shuttle. The staff upon their discretion were sending the shuttle to pick people up after the show was over. They were not doing that for everyone. I would like to say that I do not look for these things, but I for 20 years have been a Housing Quality Standards Inspector and have my own business inspecting hundreds of units. With all the experience I have I notice these things wherever I am. I also believe that if I am paying a premium price, the accommodations should be of equal value. read more

Very friendly check in here, plus was surprised when we checked in and they had the concierge lady helped us and didn't pressure us to do a owners meeting. The unit we got is really nice, it has two floors with a jetted tub on the 2nd floor. has a nice view of the golf course and of course, full kitchen and washer and dryer. This unit has 2 bedrooms both have bathtubs in them, the main room has a walk-in bathtub next to the jetted tub. read more

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We stayed in a beautiful home with many extras. This is our third stay at Eagle Crest, because of the many amenities. During Covid, we were treated rudely when scheduling an appointment to swim in the pool with the splash pad. This time, the lady was not rude, but not warm, and very matter-of-fact. We had a large group, and she wanted to make sure that we knew all the rules before entering (in a not-so-friendly way). On our last night, we got to the in-door pool at 8:10. Pam, who was in charge that night, was very rude to us. She reminded us that they close at 8:45. Looking at my grandson, she reminded us that no one under six is allowed in the hot tubs (he is almost 7). I noticed a sign-in sheet, so I wrote down the names of all of our adults. She asked me rudely if I signed for everyone. No one had told us that each adult needed to sign themselves. She came around a couple of times telling us how much time we had left, and then had us get out of the water at 8:40. She said things like, "you will be climbing the fence to get out if I lock the building". As we were drying off at 8:43 (inside the building), she asked us to move along to the locker room. Again, there were several of us. If she would have been friendly in her communication, we would have taken it much better, but we felt as if we were not welcome to be there. The frustration is that we paid a lot of money to stay in the resort, and to be treated as if we shouldn't be there was very frustrating. We will certainly think hard and long before choosing to stay at Eagle Crest again. read more

Eagle Crest Resort has lots of trails to enjoy, pools, golf, pickle ball, tennis, volleyball, putting course, bike rentals, restaurants and a market. It is close to Redmond, Sisters, Tumalo and Bend! read more

The bike rental stand requires an adult present which is ridiculous. They are just turning down money apparently. Also the prices for bike rentals are ridiculous. They aren't even that good of bikes you can get better ones at Walmart for less than a rental. Don't recommend the amenities here. You can literally go anywhere else and experience less nonsense. read more

Dingy room with old carpet small TV ripped blinds moldy shower and view of a bush for $620 for 2 nights On the bright side the breakfast, wait staff and the bike rental guy were 5* read more

Eagle Crest Resort - Chipped counter - Resorts Near Me - Redmond, Oregon

Stayed for a week and will not likely return. Fireplace in our suite didn't work, desperately needed spackle and paint throughout and the open door shower in the winter makes showing unbearably cold. Lids provided for paper coffee cups don't seal correctly and you spill hot coffee down your front. Front desk staff loiter and are unprofessional. Restaurants on the property are okay but overpriced. Not worth the stay. read more

Nice property but drastically understaffed. I arrived around mid day on a prime weekend in the fall, and it was a ghost town-- shops, restaurants, all shuttered. They have a 4pm check in time because, in their own words, they don't have the staff to turn rooms around...so not a good place to stay if you have an event to get to on the same day (wedding, etc). I had to rebook due to the unexpectedly late check in time (which was not communicated until I arrived on the property) and management refused to refund me. Sinking ship. Avoid. read more

Find another place to stay and golf. We decided to spend a golf weekend at Eagle Crest resort with a group of friends traveling from Various states. Friday we played the resort course, with a group of about 7. We had a 1130 t- time check in was awesome and rented 4 golf carts and was quickly on our way. We noticed quickly we weren't keeping up, so we allowed two groups to play ahead. We had one father teaching his son to play which sometimes can cause a delay. ..We were rapidly approached by the "Ranger" not a Marshal.. but a golf ranger by the name of Bill. Ranger Bill was eager to impose we weren't welcome here and vaguely expressed concern we were a problem on the course. We politely asked what we could do to make us day easier and if possible provide us with an example of what we did wrong. This seemed to confuse ranger Bill, and is responses was "Stop having fun"... We felt very upset, and confused. After paying $80 per person, we decided to finish the round, despite ranger Bills efforts to control us. Eagle Crest definitely is for the locals only. Spend the extra to go to Sun River. read more

Golf putting course and driving range review only-Friendly staff very clean and well maintained. Putting course is great family fun, more like mini golf with turns, hazards, slopes, all on real turf. Driving range is simple and well kept. Would be a 5 Star Review but it is pricey, putting course for a family of four 44.00. Great part of Eagle Crest is the walking trails all through the property. read more

Hands down the worst resort I've ever stayed at- Prepaid & confirmed for 4 nights in July- when I arrived they rented my room to another party saying I didn't check in on time- hostile hotel staff- no tv, bad beds, no toilet paper, no plug ins, out dated ... do not stay here, unless you enjoy burning money -staff was a total shit show as well. Very sad and disappointed read more

First off- I love to take the time to give an excellent review where one is earned and deserved. Eagle-Crest Resort has the best customer service. Deanna was so helpful and handled a lobby full of people, with phones ringing, very well. I have yet to meet a rude or even semi-snarky employee. They all seem happy to be there and eager to help me with whatever I need. Definitely recommend this place! Also, the property is big and nice!! Can't wait to visit during summer! read more

My family and I stayed in one of the residence properties for four days. The residence contained 3500 square feet, with a large upper rear deck and six interior rooms. The interior was clean and decorated very nice. The neighborhood was very quiet and the outer view was great. The recreation center was a decent size which contained a racquetball, basketball and fitness center. I wouldn't mind coming back to this place again. I had a great time. read more

Eagle Crest Resort - Rear deck of the property I stayed in - Resorts Near Me - Redmond, Oregon

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Fun and beautiful!! I would recommend it. Town isn't too far away and wilderness is even closer.

A three day room stay surpassed our gloomiest fears, from the desk described "sensitive" door keys repeated failure, the inoperative thermostat (self reporting a "window sensor defect"), the hard slab boards substituting for bedding and furniture, housekeeping scheduled for every four days whether needed or not, a clever deep glass enclosure for the shower head and control ensuring a mandatory cold drenching before engaging water flow, accented by the postage stamp bath rug, an extraordinary child sized toilet providing an aperture precisely positioned between seat and lip for male and female stream delivery to the floor under one's feet, all complemented by the arguably smallest commercially available flat screen tvs on the market, complete with dangling control boxes. The paperboard doors did admit auditory warning of the approach and passage of fellow passengers on this titanic failure of design, accommodation and aesthetics, so security was, you could say, "sound". In 45 years of travel on four continents featuring the third world, this was a remarkable low. Spendy, too. Desk staff were pleasant and helpful. Breakfast was limited but good and staff delightful. read more

Really disappointed with this place. It is a 2 star hotel at best but we paid $250/night, probably 5 times what it was worth. No place to get drinking water late at night, walked to both ends and all vending machines were empty. Basic room was kinda clean, sparse, just ok. Service was moderate, I asked for extra towels and never got them so we got by with the 2 small rough ones that came in the room. No bike storage so had to squeeze muddy bikes through the room to the deck. No restaurant, but probably just as well. Pool was very crowded. read more

30 dollar Uber ride from the airport. No restaurant or bar open in the evening which means 2 Ubers to town and back. I had a 2 bed room and it had only 1 office chair. Dated rooms 1990 . No USB ports and no power at the desk or nightstand. read more

Great and peaceful location. The staff was fun and super friendly. We love the sun and fresh pine scent in the air. to do in the area. Bend has been one of favorite places to visit, now we have a new destination to stay. read more

As a local with family in town, we decided to rent a single family home for the holidays...big mistake. Hot tub was broke so I called to let them know and I think I called Spicolli from Fast times at Ridgemont high because the dude that answered was burnt crispy and could not hold a semi intelligent conversation. Shortly after we realized for a home of 7 people we had 8 towels, for showering and hot tub. Sorry but I don't believe I should be washing towels every day on vacation so I called...3 times today and each time was told they would bring more and never showed up. Now let's talk about dinner at Giblets and dreams or whatever they call themselves. Burnt food ( I had a shrimp that looks like it was cooked by drunk settlers over a burning wagon), but I can live with that... it was the 30 minutes while waiting for a shuttle where a drunk talked shit to my 68 yr old mother, 6 and 9 yr old girls and my 16yr old nephew and his girlfriend. I confronted the individual and told him that was unacceptable and behave like an adult. After that I was mean mugged by the manager and watched as a douchebag in a Porsche parked on the walkway and told everyone he didn't give a shit. Please spend your money at Pronghorn, Sun River Resort or Brasada. They treat people like customers unlike here. Bad investment all the way. read more

This is probably our families favored vacation spot! We were here in April and now again in July. The golf course has kids golf after 3 pm for free with an adult. The rec center has a great work out room. Indoor pools and outdoor pools & a water park. read more

I love living in Eagle Crest. The quiet beauty is amazing. Approaching Eagle Crest from Bend is like a breath of fresh air, relaxing and calm. read more

I stayed at one of the condos. I stayed for five days and five nights. The condo that we stayed in was very nice. There was some leaking problem from my bathroom. So we were moved to a new condo. The new condo is ok. We have a bigger living room. This one has a lot of bugs in it for some reason. We are having a great time in eagle crest though. read more

Stayed at the Eagle Crest resort and found the residence lacking. It wasn't very clean, the smoke detector was missing a battery and there wasn't enough sheets for the beds. A neighbor took upon herself to forcefully inform us about the dog policy. We had three cars but only parking for two, there was no other provisions for an extra car. Overall, I found that place unwelcoming. Not coming back. read more

Stayed at a property owned by Eagle Crest. It was fine. We came as a group, a lot of money was spent. For what was paid for the weekend, disappointed. King beds were requested in our property, not what we got. What we got were 2 double beds and a room with twin beds. The most uncomfortable beds we have ever slept on. It's two days later and we are still trying to catch up on sleep lost. We felt like we were sleeping on box springs. When we complained to Ryan, he said, "I know, that's what everyone says". Are you kidding me! Will not be going back!! read more