Stayed here for a friends wedding. It's a little bit of a drive, but overall it was a very pleasant…read morestay. Check in was smooth and they even have someone drive you to the rooms and explain all the ins and outs. We stayed in the bungalows, which come with breakfast in the morning and a private golf buggy. The room is gorgeous and fitted with pretty much anything you need. There's a sunk in living room, with a giant L shaped couch. 2 massive TV's with chrome cast. Heated flooring in the bathroom. Private hottube outside. The breakfast is good, but nothing to write home about. Fresh pastries, fruit, and yogurt. It does get delivered to the door, which is a nice touch. The buggy is also really handy as the resort is pretty massive, so although getting around on foot is certainly possible, the cart makes it a lot easier. As for amenities, there's more than what we could even do. Family pools, adult-only pools, archery, horseback riding? and much more. The fitness facility is also surprisingly well stocked, with barbells, dumbbells, and cable machines.

The good: looks like a nice property. It is clean and seems well maintained…read more The cabin was large and comfortable for the money paid. The bad: Late check in almost 2 hours late! I didn't realize this was a recurring theme until I saw the other reviews here! It's a little disappointing. Dinner at the fancy restaurant was not good. We ordered the pork and the halibut. Both were dry-, like they'd been cooked off site. Room was good enough, carpet was dirty and stained but we stayed at a pet friendly room so that may be it.

Me and my wife had a relaxing two night stay here! Our room and bathroom were clean, and the…read morebedding was super comfortable. We got a king size bed with a view of the mountain and it was well worth it. We ended up using our credit card points so we only had to cover the food and travel to here. The pool was large and there were very few guests to join us but it was loud. A majority of the time spent here on our second day, from about 11AM to 3PM Tlandscapers were working on the area directly adjacent to the pool. Pebbles kept flying up and hitting the metal fencing near me. The only thing that makes this a 4 out of 5 is the overall set up. At almost all resorts I've ever been to there is an outside bar, not here however. We'd love to come back and I'd like to get a round of golf in!

The hotel room was nice and clean, and we enjoyed the second pool by Trailhead with the hot tub…read more The rest of the experience was not that great though. There were guests that were rudely blasting their music by the main pool. That pool also seemed to be full of insects and random dust and plants that had been swept by the wind from the nearby fields. The doors to the main entrance closed shut on my suitcase as I was leaving. It seemed that someone had pressed the button to open them both, and after a while they close automatically. The fact that there are no sensors to detect if someone is still standing between them, is negligent.

I've been looking at the Bunk House since I've driven through Madras on my way to Redmond for about…read more3 years now. I stay at hotels mainly for work so I typically just keep with the big names so I can keep a MVP status for perks like early or late check-in / out. I'm closing in on one of the lifetime MVP statuses and hotels were sold out in Redmond, so I booked a room here as BH was almost $100 more. This is a very basic hotel. I will say service is very friendly here and the breakfast is above average. The only morning I was here, they served pork sausage links, house potatoes, tortillas, salsa, cheese and scrambled eggs. The difference is that the eggs here are real vs the weirdly wet and tasteless reconstituted stuff they serve at the big chains. A couple made 2 extra pancakes and didn't want to waste them, so I took them. Kind of tough but good flavor. They also have cereal + milk, yogurt, toast, bagels, Otis Spunkmeyer wrapped muffins and hard-boiled eggs if you're on the run. The rooms are solid but basic. I got a good night's sleep on the king bed. I made use of the microwave for some pasta and kept my chicken from Oliver Lemon in the mini fridge for road snacks. However, if you have a lot of technology, the work desk has no power other than the wall outlet and neither the bed nor the work desk has any USB for your devices. Bring adapters! The other factor that kept my review modest was the big one. The wifi was free but very weak. My devices kept disconnecting and doing anything including just updating my browser required patience. If this place makes sense for my budget I'd stay here again, but I think I'll just keep trying different hotels in the area just to see what's there outside the world of Hilton and Marriott.

This was one of the nicer hotels in Madras, Oregon. Included in the cost of the room we got a…read morecontinental breakfast. That was pretty good. It definitely knocked a meal out during our trip to the Bend area and that was nice. There is also a pool and a jacuzzi here. We thought the pool water was too cold so we didn't pursue swimming in it much. The jacuzzi however was nice and relaxing and helped us unwind after being on the road. Probably the best thing here is we didn't hear a peep from any of the other guests. No screaming kids, people crying, furniture being moved in the middle of the night or tarot readings... all experiences we have had to endure while staying in hotels in the past and therefore keeping us awake. That was not the case at all here with any of that. We slept very soundly and solidly which was a wonderful thing as in addition to people being too noisy we sometimes simply can't sleep because it's involving a strange bed. But not the night we stayed here. The unfamiliar bed issue wasn't a problem at all.

Five stars doesn't really seem like enough for our experience with SCP Redmond Hotel…read more Our family held a gathering at SCP following my mother-in-law's funeral, and from beginning to end, everything exceeded our expectations. The venue was beautiful, the food was excellent, and the banquet staff and service were exceptional. But what truly set the experience apart was Kym. Two members of our family first walked into SCP the day after losing their mom, simply exploring whether it might be the right place for our family gathering. From that very first meeting, Kym met them exactly where they were emotionally, with a level of kindness, compassion, and understanding that went far beyond her role as an event coordinator. From that first meeting through the final moments of our gathering, Kym handled every detail with genuine care. She took something that could have felt overwhelming during an incredibly difficult week and made it easy for our family. We were able to simply be together, remember someone we loved dearly, share stories, laugh, cry, eat some great food, and not worry about anything else. You can provide a beautiful room. You can serve great food. You can deliver excellent service. SCP did all three. But you can't train someone to care the way Kym cared for our family. We will never forget what she and the entire SCP Redmond team did for us. There will always be a special connection to this place because of how we were treated during one of the most difficult weeks our family has experienced. From our entire family...thank you, Kym, and thank you SCP Redmond. We are deeply grateful.

Arrived and was told my room would be ready in 20 minutes. That was 90 minutes ago. Now I'm told…read morethere's a small problem with the room and they are working on it. Seems to be staff walking around but they k not sure what they are doing. I haven't been told what's wrong with the room. As I wait someone just walked in and got their key. I travel often and this just isn't acceptable. As I continue to wait I would expect to have been offered an alternative room. One star and I haven't been out of the lobby. Finally got to the room and can't imagine what the problem is. Room was okay but I probably won't be back

This was our second stay at FivePine Lodge & Spa, and it was every bit as memorable as our first…read more We came for a long Memorial Day weekend to meet up with friends and unwind, and FivePine delivered exactly what we were looking for: a peaceful luxury retreat in the middle of the forest. The cabins are spacious, beautifully designed, and filled with thoughtful, high-end touches. We always try to book one along the edge of the property facing the trees, and the views never disappoint. Waking up to a forest instead of a parking lot is hard to beat. The bed is exceptionally comfortable, and the bathroom is better than most luxury hotels, with a separate water closet, a large shower, and a deep soaking tub that fills from the ceiling. Beyond the cabins, the entire property is designed for relaxation. There are walking trails throughout, a welcoming lodge with plenty of space to gather, a well-maintained pool, and extensive grounds that encourage you to slow down and enjoy the surroundings. One of our favorite things about FivePine is its location. It's an easy walk into downtown Sisters, which meant we could start our mornings with a stroll to Sisters Coffee and a visit to the local bookstore before heading back to enjoy the rest of the property. The lodge also has restaurants, a movie theater, and a spa on site, which I've reviewed separately. I could keep describing it, but honestly, the photos tell the story better than I can. If you're looking for a place to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with nature without sacrificing comfort, FivePine is a wonderful choice. Will we be back? Absolutely. It's quickly becoming one of our favorite getaway destinations. If you found this review helpful, give it a like so it can help others too.

What can I say, it's not summer if we don't come here. We love this spot. The most well kept…read moregrounds and property. We've been coming for years and it never ages. Clean quiet great place for adults.

I like this course. Despite what some might say, it's not a links course. But it is a fine example…read moreof good course design employing little elevation change. Greens are somewhat fast but consistent. There are plenty of places to employ your green-reading skills and it pays to pitch your ball to the correct location. Fairways are similarly is great condition. I saw few places where you'd have a bad lie with a good fairway shot. The second cut of rough is really rough here - it's basically a lava field. Do not miss the fairway. The first cut, however, is very playable. In fact, I think I'd prefer the first cut over the fairway proper for short pitches and chips. I understand this is a winter phenomenon (playable rough) and when spring sets in and the grass grows out, you won't want to be in the first cut, either. Update: no, the course condition in the summer (last round was over 100 degrees) is still great and the first cut is a fine place to land your ball. Bunkers in good shape with good sand. If you know how to execute a bunker shot, you'll have little problem here. As with any bunker, if it has rained or snow has melted, the sand plays different. There are some fairway bunkers. Water is not a big factor at Juniper. There are a couple of holes on the back nine where it comes into play but even then, easy to avoid. No water carries here. Good driving range, practice green and practice short game area. Carts are electric, are in good condition and feature retractable side curtains during winter.

The course was in decent shape but played really slow (4 groups backed up on one par 3). There…read morewere marshalls out there but they made little effort to move things along.

Bring your own food, $250 a round and they don't have food on the course which is a joke. Maybe…read morethey are looking into new management hopefully

As a member at Pronghorn I would urge Troon to encourage the resort owner to stop treating his…read moremembership as second class citizens. We know Troon has their hands full with the resort owner, but Troon's reputation is on the line. Member benefits are constantly being eliminated at the resort owner's demand. Troon management at Pronghorn ignores the membership and at times refuses to talk to individual members. Troon you know better than this!

This was OK for a motel. Our room wasn't dirty. It was weirdly designed, though. There was a rack…read moreto hang clothes on, ON the wall next to the bathroom door... but the rack was in the walk way of one side of the bed. I took that side, since I'm a munchkin: didn't have to worry about hitting my skull on it. There wasn't a coffee maker in the room which was really weird, slightly annoying. Having the option would have been nice but oh well, 6$ Starbucks it is! Our bathtub wouldn't drain. Well, it did, but it took FOREVER. Who knows how many people and how many years worth of hair was built up in that drain. Me and my man had to stand in a pool of our own soapy/dirty water mess. Grody. In the bathroom we got two little bars of soap, a lotion and a conditioner. No shampoo. Wtf? Luckily I hoard hotel shampoos and conditioners, so I already had some. The A/C was the jankiest thing I have ever seen. It looked like they sawed a hole through the wall that wasn't really the right size for it... and it was apparent. It was also SO LOUD. The curtains wouldn't open how I wanted them to open, and I wanted to open the window to get some fresh air but it took both of us to scoot it open it was so stuck. Was an OK deal, I guess... we both slept alright. So did the dog, lol. More comfortable than the last motel I stayed in, for sure.

Pros: clean, has microwave, reefer, decent tv, price. Proprietors seem nice. Central location…read more Cons: mattress is worn out. Stupid design of room placed a wall mounted clothes rack in the path of walking. I have hit my head five times in four hours. Some elderly person will likely do the same, sustain a brain hemorrhage and sue the owners for damages. Really stupid design.