My husband surprised me for a weekend stay @ Gray Eagle Lodge and we had an amazing time…read more The cabins are nicely spaced out with their own porch area. You also have great access to different trails and breathtaking views The cellphone service is not great but the WiFi at the Lodge can help We had delicious daily specials for breakfast and dinner is included. We opted for the lunch bags with sandwiches with a decent charge for convenience and taste Thank you Gray Eagle and staff for your hospitality, can't wait to be back!

Everything could improve here. It's a lot of money for what…read moreyou receive. We stayed two nights, drove a very long way and were really excited for our trip. It fell short in amenities in the room and the beds and furniture definitely needed replacing. We didn't find a restaurant on site to eat. The bar was fun, so we spent some time there. It's a beautiful area to visit. Very grateful to have had the chance to visit the area. Upon checking out however, no one behind the desk asked or cared to inquire if we enjoyed our stay, nor thanked us for our visit. Customer service could be much better, as well. That's the core of hospitality.

Stayed here when we went to a wedding at Nakoma Resort! This was a great choice for a family! My…read morehusband and 4 year old daughter stayed in number six, the Shire, and was really pleased with our stay! The lodge is quite close to the Nakoma resort, and is absolutely beautiful. They do offer a document that outlines local hikes, which was helpful. Nancy was very kind and left a map and our information by the main cabin since we arrived after 8:30 PM. We also forgot our key, and she was able to help us out by locking our cabin and leaving us an extra set of keys. I love that they offer a complimentary breakfast in the morning, which comes with sausage or bacon, and some fruit and a baked good. The waitresses, Jennifer and Kelsey, were so sweet and were so friendly towards my 4 year old - we felt welcome there! Everything felt very quaint and cabin-like. Everything was pretty up to date as well--this is an excellent glamping option! The bed itself was not the most comfortable, but it all still worked out.

This is the only place we stay when we go to the Lost Sierra for golf!…read moreWe love it and the rooms are special and private and immaculate! The people are nice and the scenery is unreal gorgeous! My fav course is Whitehawk and it's down the street! The lodge where you have your breakfast is Beautiful We miss the dinners at the Lodge

Our hiking group of eleven stayed here in late June 2024 and had a great time. The hiking in the…read morearea is the draw with many lakes and the PCT nearby too. The cabins are basic and just fine; the lodge is comfortable and the included breakfasts and dinners were WONDERFUL. Lunch snacks were there to take with us hiking each day. Rob and his staff were gracious and made us feel at home. Ask Rob about cycling in the area!

I highly recommend the Gold Lake Lodge! Rob the owner- runs it and is head chef…read more We had the shrimp in butter and lemon as well as the smoked salmon with lemon and capers. We guessed it was liquid smoke- and poached- melted in my mouth. Amazing flavors! Veges were great- and had Brewers LAIR IPA on tap! We will definitely go back with friends. Can only make a rese- so make it in advance. Very reasonable and the flavors were top shelf.

We stayed in #17 incredible view well worth the price. I did however find massive patches of false…read moreCalifornia hellebore all over the border of the property and golf course. These plants are extremely toxic and can be quite harmful to touch. I notified the rental people but got no response.

My family & I have annually enjoyed GRAEAGLE MEADDOWS for many years. It is a beautiful spot & has…read moremany 2 & 3 bedroom free standing homes to rent on a weekly or monthly basis. Walk to golf or downtown Graeagle. It is a most relaxing & enjoyable place. Dave, Shaunna and Debbie make it all happen and are most helpful. I would give this place top billing! Jerry & Lorrie Vanoli

Showed up with cash in hand to pay in full. They refused it, then confused everyone and pulled my…read moresister into the mess instead of talking to me. Invoice had no payment info, staff had no clue, and the whole place runs like it's stuck in 1975. Hard pass.

I wouldnt recommend the golf course. Over priced!The golf carts are old and dirty.The greens have…read moredirt and some kind of other growth on them. Making it difficult to putt. Lack of friendly customer service from staff.

The bathroom floor had water coming up through it, the place was questionable in its cleanliness…read moreand the hot tub was covered in algae. Employees weren't very nice either. Not a good experience at all!

I didn't stay here, but I lost my dog in the area and she was last seen around this resort. I cant…read moretell you how amazing, supportive, and kind the staff here has been. A staff that goes above and beyond for someone who isn't a guest deserves more than 5 stars. Thank you to everyone who is still searching for our baby! She is still close to the resort. (which looks amazing, and you should definitely stay there).

So Glad We Gave Them a Second Chance! (The Ultimate Pizza Redemption)…read more We first visited the Clio Inn last camping season, and honestly, we left with mixed feelings. While the service was top notch and the pizza sauce and toppings were fantastic, the dough itself was under seasoned, so we decided not to return. Fast forward to tonight.. We came back with the sole intention of sitting on the porch and having a couple of beers. But the universe had other plans. The moment we arrived, the hypnotic smell of pizzas drifting from inside completely broke our resolve. We gave in and ordered the Due and Proper. Oh. My. God. Am I ever glad to be proven wrong! It was absolutely amazing. The flavors completely blew me away. The dough was an absolute home run this time, perfectly seasoned, incredibly airy, and fragrant. The Clio Inn officially won us back. If you had a passable experience in the past, or if you're just looking for incredible food and stellar service, do yourself a favor and order a pizza. Magnificent!

This is the cutest little Inn, something that takes you back in time! It is cozy, comfy and quiet!…read more I am a traveling sales person and I have stayed at the most upscale hotels as well as the budget accommodation, this by far would be my favorite! The Inn keepers (owners) are very accommodating, easy to get ahold of by text or phone! What I love is the not in your face, people around... So very relaxing and calm... Plumas county has so much to offer, this is the perfect place to stay! 10 stars if I could!

Played at Plumas Pines for the first time a few weeks ago. Went with a group of 8 and split the…read moregroup into two tee times. The course was pristine and the spacing between groups was sufficient. The course was a good challenge and emphasized accurate tee shots. Very beautiful course and was glad to have played it. Also, be sure to check out the driving range before you head to the first tee. It's the nicest driving range I've seen.

The vibe there is amazing. With their Hotshots, golf range it brings a very fun and casual…read moreatmosphere. The course is in spectacular condition. Holes are well laid out and challenging. The natural mountain contours are accentuated by the routing of this beautiful track. Definitely a must play.

Old world wilderness housekeeping cabins in the subalpine Lakes Basin of Plumas National Forest…read moreowned and operated by the same family since 1920. Incomparable retreat for those who want to unplug, slow down, and reconnect with themselves.

I have been coming since I was 6 years old!!! I am now 30+++! Visit every year with my family,…read morealthough I can no longer sleep on the property because of my dog. I no have to camp at Lakes Basin Campground (0.5 mi away) or stay at Gray Eagle Lodge (3.0 mi away) with Max-the-dog, because of their nature-friendly/no-dog policy while my family retreats at the fabulous ELL. Despite all that, if you do not have a dog, or can get a dog-sitter, stay at Elwell Lakes Lodge if you can! Yes, it's rustic, but it's the ultimate in unplugged. The Dining Hall and Recreation Hall are beautifully crafted buildings making the size of your cabin obsolete. Just come, hike, swim, read, contemplate and enjoy being with yourself and the one you love. All the cabins have their own flavor, but my favorites are Andrews, Childs and Cromwell. To each his or her own. You may prefer a bed-and-breakfast room above the Recreation Hall. Whatever you chose, remember it's casual and rustic and....a little piece of heaven.