Wonderful time over new years at this resort. The staff were outstanding, friendly, and honestly a…read morerefreshing change in hospitality that we have not seen recently. We did a split stay between a cabin and the lodge and both had their merits. The cost of the lodge was well worth the upgrade with the beautiful furnishings, cozy atmosphere, complimentary amenities and soaking tub. Ate at both leather flower and stables and loved Stables the most. Highly recommend if you are looking for a true luxury experience.

Start out with the good: the BEDS WERE AMAZING-Cooshy and Gooshy, The pillows were too! Their…read moreworkers were the friendliest of all time. I especially appreciate Chad who was at the parking deck for shuttling folks around. He was especially helpful. My spa facial was delicious and completed by Rita who has magic hands. Ask for RITA!!! Definitely sign up for watching the sky with their telescope. That was cool on a clear night. Now the bad - Toilet paper was not soft. I spent a lot of money there over 4 days. Need soft paper. Food was good but pricey. $125/dinner at least just for the meal and then include drinks!!!! Yikes, They are in a rebuilding phase. Next summer will be much better when their new outdoor pool will be open. Currently, only have an indoor pool currently with lots of chlorine in the hot tub that burned my eyes. That was a bummer. Spa was good as mentioned above but the robes were all tattered. That was a shame. Maybe next summer they will buy new robes for spa with everything else they are doing. Beds were great but need to be flipped since they slope to the left as people wear them down getting out of them. Over all cost for 4 days was in the multi thousand dollar range. Not enough to do for that much to be spent. Won't be going back.

I played in a golf tournament, attended a dinner reception, got drinks at the bar, and stayed at…read morethe Grandover Resort & Spa earlier this week. I enjoyed my time here and, in general, I think this is a great resort for the Triad (Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point). I was born and raised in High Point and remember when Grandover opened in 1999. After 27 years, I finally got to visit. From the golf course to the hotel, I could tell the property has seen better days (e.g., details in course conditioning and building maintenance). As I wrote in my review for the golf course separately, this is not uncommon for golf facilities that were built during the last golf course boom in the 80s and 90s. The hotel is still quite nice, though, and is on the higher, more luxurious end. I checked the 2026 listing of AAA Four Diamond hotels and Grandover is still on the list, along with the O.Henry Hotel, Proximity Hotel, and Kimpton Cardinal Hotel as the only four hotels in the Triad with that status. Cocktail hour and dinner took place in the Grandville Ballroom. I guesstimate there were about 150-175 attendees. The ballroom worked well for this event, including all A/V aspects. The buffet-style dinner was delicious; in particular, the short rib and cobbler. The bartenders at the hotel bar, 1808 Bar (named after the year the city of Greensboro was founded), were initially overwhelmed with the post-dinner rush. The bar appeared to be decently stocked and my drink, the Hugo Spritz (St-Germain, champagne, club soda) was refreshing. 1808 Bar is located right in front of the hotel restaurant, Finial. I stayed in Room 421, on the fourth floor, with a view of the fountains, parking lot, and a stretch of I-85 which I have driven on countless times over the years. I really liked my room. It was luxe and spacious. Consistent with resorts in this tier, some of the finer features included robes (no logo, though), a nice mini bar, personalized TV guest screen, and rain shower head. The bed was super comfy. The cost for one night was $249. After sales tax (6.75%) and occupancy tax (6%), the total was $280.75. The room charge was "resort fee exempt," so it was discounted from a normal stay since I stayed with a group. Service was professional and speedy. The bellhops were particularly welcoming, friendly, and eager to serve. The art gallery and golf mural rotunda are neat. My only criticism is that after golf, everyone tried to shower at the same time, which meant no hot water for many. I waited a long time for my shower water to heat up. However, the next morning when I took another shower, the water heated up in a normal amount of time. For my thoughts on the golf experience, see my separate review on the Grandover Golf Course page: https://www.yelp.com/biz/grandover-golf-course-greensboro?hrid=rIV1jrVihP1CpEgsowQVSg Trivia: For decades, Grandover Resort was the site of the Atlantic Coast Conference's annual football and basketball media days. The office park by the East Course's 15th green and 16th tee was also home to the ACC headquarters from 1996 to 2023. In 2021, when my alma mater Georgia Tech won the ACC men's basketball tournament, the team watched Selection Sunday outside at one of Grandover's outdoor spaces.

Spent the morning at the spa and would highly recommend if you are looking to treat yourself…read more I got a 80 min deep tissue massage with Stephan and it was so relaxing. I would absolutely come back and ask for him again Afterwards you get to enjoy the spa amenities like the indoor / outdoor pool and hot tub Steam room and sauna and workout room. They also give you a complimentary champagne or juice. Fantastic way to relax and recharge!

I absolutely loved it here. The golf course is spectacular. On the first tee box I had to pause…read morefor a moment. The fairway is probably 60-70 feet below you and stretches out towards the tree line. The par 3 2nd comes back a little to your left, and then you see the third hole as it wraps around water just below. Absolutely stunning. It's a tough track and I would say is fun from every set of tees (black, blue, white, gold, and even the red tees). Water comes into play on about a dozen holes. Highlights are the first tee box/first hole (it's a reachable par 5), the third as it wraps around a pond, the second half of the par 5 5th hole, the eighth hole looks like it's on top of the world, the views from the 10th tee box, the thirteenth hole (a brute of a par 5), and some of the best par 4s in Virginia (holes 15, 16, and 18). I stayed in the smaller of the two lodges that overlook the 18th green. We had a suite with a master with a king and another room with two double beds. Lots of space, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a porch. It was also the cleanest room I may have ever stayed in. Some of the nicest views were from the porch that included the storm that rolled through at night and the fog that followed in the morning. There is only one restaurant on property and the food was excellent. Love that the dessert menu was never fixed. I had an ice cream cookie sandwich that was excellent. The people here truly make this place special. Whoever cleaned our room deserves a raise. Bo (the head pro) and Sherrie in the pro shop are maybe the nicest people I have met playing golf, and that is saying something. The wait staff and grounds crew were all extremely nice as well. I know there is a 5-star resort down the road that I visited for a bit, but I would much rather be here every day of the week. (Not saying I wouldn't turn down a free stay and play at the other place.) Needless to say this is now on my list for places to have a relaxing weekend getaway filled with great golf.

Really a nice golf course! Quite playable not tricked up. It seemed if memory serves me there was a…read morehuge difference between regular Mens and Senior tees. Would have liked something in between. Condo was quite fine. I got a little package and it was a good value for the money!

We had my son's memorial service here at the large picnic pavilion. It was wonderful! The staff are…read moreso friendly and helpful!! I would recommend this venue to anyone who would like a relaxing, quiet time with family and friends near the water on Lake Norman!

Between the mold on the ceilings and the bed bug infestations in multiple buildings, we did not…read moreenjoy our stay. We are a large group that came for a training, the "executive director" gave a seriously lack luster apology to our group in which she insinuated that those who experienced the issues may have brought the bugs, which was highly inappropriate and offensive given that the establishment has "an established protocol" and infeates in in-house machinery they use to "treat" the rooms. This is an established issue here and dont stay here or they will blame you too!

Amazing area with a fresh air on this nice rental air Airbnb area…read moreThe home was very private and mostly appealing to our taste

We discovered Leatherwood Mountain Resort over 10 years ago when we lived in Columbia SC…read moreWe would bring our horses and stay a weekend or a week and fell in love with the place. So, we bought a nice cabin here and no longer had to rent We are permanent residence here and live it Everyone is so nice It is peaceful and quiet here and safe!

Don't pay for a late check out. The cleaning people will keep coming to the door to clean. Someone…read morefrom the front desk will come to see if you need anything, so sleeping in is not going to happen. Over all the water park is fun but none of the pools are over 5' the kids get bored after a couple of hours. All the staff were awesome and welcoming. The dinner buffet needs work, not worth 25$ a person. The add ons were a great add however being grumpy from being woke up we didnt get to use all of it. The mining stays booked so get a reservation as soon as you get there. Game room the kids had a blast great staff.

Amazing place 2nd visit here. Brought my only grand of 2 and she had a ball. We love it hereread more

Winston-Salem is one of my favorite places to be. All year long the streets are filled with…read moresomething wonderful. There are movies in Bailey Park, concerts on Liberty & 6th, Food Truck days, and Parades. One of my favorite things about W-S is the W-S nightly breeze. It is something you can count on all year long. In the summer, it is perfection! You can walk the streets for hours, meandering in/out of the shops and enjoying the bustle of the city. If you have not attended an event downtown Winston-Salem, you NEED TO GO! Once you go, you too will be hooked on the charm that is Winston-Salem! MOST SINCERELY!

I am always amused at the crap Yelpers will review. I have read reviews of "snow events", reviews…read moreof Yelp itself, and even the Supreme Court of the United States. Now one would think a review of the US Supreme Court would be about things like 1) Getting through security 2) Parking 3) How comfortable the seating was while listening to oral arguments 4) Vending machines. Do they have Coke products or shitty Pepsi? But no, they are more about political ideology. 1 star if you hate the Supreme Court make up or 5 star if you love it. Now who the hell cares? I don't give a shit! Give me a review that I can use. Now, what were we talking about? Oh yeah, a review of downtown Winston-Salem. Who the heck writes a review of downtown Winston-Salem, or any downtown for that matter? Now before you throw stones, I was not the first person do review of downtown. Another Yelper took the time to add downtown as a business on Yelp and write a review. I stumbled across it and decided to...what the hell..I'll check in. Now Yelp expects a review. So I will try to make this useful, but I know that NOBODY will ever search for downtown WS on Yelp. 1) Safety - Downtown WS is very safe. Like any city of its size, there is crime but trust me, you will be safe. Just use common sense. 2) Shops - We got lots of shopping downtown. Art shit, consignment shops, WS targeted shops, etc.. 3) Restaurants - Great selection. Perhaps could use some additional diversity but getting there. High end places, middle of the road and cheap eats. 4) Drinking - My specialty. Trust me on this, I am a professional drinker. Plenty of places to get a cocktail, beer (local brew) or wine. 5) Parking - Decent selection of parking garages as well as street parking for the parallel parking experts. Prices are great in comparison to Charlotte. 6) Pan Handlers - We got a few like every city but nothing on the scale of Charlotte or Nashville. Actually, this activity has decreased significantly over time. 7) Architecture and History - One of the things I love about downtown WS are the buildings. The old Reynolds building, Pepper building, Arts district, etc., etc. I love that WS has preserved much of its history. 8) Traffic - Not a big deal. This city is over 200 thousand but feels much smaller. Warning, just watch yourself while crossing the streets. Even though you have the right away, just make sure the cars are stopping for you. I love downtown WS. I have spent a lot of time and money here. It is the perfect size for me. Highly recommend coming and spending the day here.

I had a good meal at the Carolina Hotel. The food was presented as described and even more…read moredelicious than we expected , and the service was exceptional, especially since we were the first guests of the day. I had the Cobb salad (bleu cheese, avocado, grilled chicken and grilled salmon). My friend had the club sandwich.

Be careful and review their pricing before staying at this resort…read more Ask them for a complete pricing total including and extra fees. I was hit for an extra $1,000 resort fee (MAP/Social) for a 4 night stay. They never mentioned this MAP/Social fee in the reservation process or listed on my confirmation under "Stay Total". Only far later in the confirmation do they show the "MAP/Social" fee and taxes. My fault for not asking or looking for all of the extra fees they charge. My cost (one person) in May 2026 for a standard room 4 nights (breakfast &dinner) and 8 rounds of golf was $6,800. The resort is very nice. The employees, food and service was very good.

Talamore was a great round -- well-kept course, pace of play was solid, and it's pretty reasonably…read morepriced for what you get. The big thing to watch out for: if you go long, you're dead. Plenty of trouble behind the greens, so make sure you club smart. Would definitely come back.

It was nice just very busy the day we were there and they ran out of golf carts…read more My guess is they overbooked the day.

My mom has owned a lot here since the 80s, sharing the fabulous location with stunning lake views…read morewith family and friends by her park model. It is a clean, safe community of lake life for all ages.