I've been playing Antelope Hills since the 1980s, and it's disappointing to see what has happened…read moreto a course that was once one of the premier municipal golf facilities in Arizona. The greens used to be primo--they were the signature of the course and among the best in Northern Arizona. Today they're slow, bumpy, inconsistent, and too often make good putts bounce offline. They often appear to be mowed only every two to three days, are rarely verticut, almost never rolled, and simply don't receive the attention that quality greens require. Cup and pin placement has become another major problem. Too many pins are cut on severe side slopes or in locations that make little sense from a golf course setup standpoint. They've got teenagers setting the cup locations, and it shows in the consistently poor pin placements. Old cup locations are frequently left raised or sunken by as much as a half inch, showing a lack of supervision and attention to detail. The practice putting green doesn't even resemble the speed or quality of the North Course greens. Players warm up for one set of conditions and then face something completely different once they get on the course. One of the most frustrating examples of the lack of attention was when a mower leaked hydraulic fluid across every green on the North Course, leaving visible dead trails. A mistake can happen to anyone, but continuing to mow every green after the leak started showed a lack of oversight and turned a small problem into a course-wide one. Many of the tee boxes are burned up and in terrible condition. They simply need routine spot watering and attention, yet they're allowed to continue deteriorating. It sends the message that course conditioning is no longer a priority. The frustrating part is that this isn't because Northern Arizona is too difficult to maintain. The other courses in the area have outstanding conditions and excellent superintendents, proving that exceptional turf is absolutely achievable in this climate. There simply isn't a good excuse for Antelope Hills falling this far behind. I've been a loyal customer for over 40 years because I care about this course. That's why this is so frustrating. Antelope Hills has two outstanding layouts and tremendous potential, but in my opinion the greens now rank among the worst in Northern Arizona. The golfers who have supported this course for decades deserve better. Management needs to make course conditioning a priority again. Restore the greens to the standard they once had, repair the tee boxes, pay attention to the details, and make Antelope Hills a course the community can once again be proud of.

Dont expect to find common sense there. They lack any type of customer service knowledge. Took…read moreour money and said no rain check so when we paid for a round of golf with a cart and proceeded to go play they than turned around and chased us down on the course to tell us we'd have to walk. They would not refund the money and would not honor their contract. I'd find a better place to play. So disappointed.

If you're looking for a wedding venue that truly feels like a dream, I can't recommend Willow Creek…read moreInn enough. From the moment we first visited, we knew this was where we wanted to get married--and it absolutely exceeded every expectation on our wedding day. The setting is stunning, with beautiful scenery that creates the perfect backdrop for both the ceremony and reception. It honestly feels like something out of a magazine. What really made the experience exceptional, though, was the team. Nancy and the staff were incredible to work with--professional, organized, and genuinely invested in making our day special. They helped everything run smoothly, kept the day on track, and took so much stress off of us so we could actually enjoy every moment. Our guests couldn't stop talking about how beautiful the venue was and how seamless everything felt. It truly made our wedding unforgettable. We are so grateful to have had our wedding here. If you're considering Willow Creek Inn, don't hesitate--you won't regret it.

This review is long overdue, but I can't say enough wonderful things about Willow Creek Inn and…read moreNancy. Nancy was absolutely amazing from start to finish. She was always available, incredibly responsive, and went far beyond what I ever expected. There were so many things I thought I would have to worry about or handle myself, but somehow Nancy was already on top of them. I honestly don't know how she balances it all, but her attention to detail and genuine care made an incredibly difficult time so much easier. My dad's celebration of life went absolutely perfectly. Everything was beautiful, organized, and seamless, and our family and friends all commented on what a wonderful setting it was. We were able to focus on remembering and celebrating my dad rather than worrying about the details. I truly cannot imagine having his celebration of life anywhere else. If you are considering Willow Creek Inn, I highly, highly recommend it. Nancy's compassion, professionalism, and willingness to go the extra mile are unmatched. She didn't just provide a beautiful venue; she provided peace of mind when we needed it most.

We've been coming to the Prescott Resort and Bucky's Casino for about 16 years, on and off. Every…read morevisit we see improvements and renovations. Firstly, let's set the expectations. Its Prescott, its not Scottsdale, LA, NYNY.... the costs are not close and the term 'resort' needs to be loosely connected here. Cost of staying is pretty economical compared to most chain or quaint hotels in the area. Does the facility have a large set of conference rooms and adequate space for functions, conferences and weddings? Yes. However, it really seems that the hotel conference center lacks in providing amenities for 100+ people. Main restaurant only opens a few nights, weekends mostly and closes at 9. Eagles Nest bar is open all days from afternoon until 9pm earlier for bar snacks. So if you're staying after a conference or daytime event, food options are limited inside. Theres one set of restrooms which only have a capacity of 4 or 5 for the entire conference center, Restaurant, eagles bar and any non staying visitors. So when they are closed for cleaning right at the opening of a conference at 8am... thats an issue... as well as being completely crowded with long lines at conference breaks. The only other restrooms is a single multi use restroom inside the restricted access pool/gym area or the long walk to the casino end. (Which share the same cleaning schedules as the conference restrooms (during our recent stay anyway) Our original room this time around was a 'mountain view room' with mountains of AC units as our view. But that didnt really bother us, until 730am above us... drilling and hammering started from the construction. The staff were wonderful, and quickly moved us to the other side of the floor away from the construction. On the 2nd day of our conference, all our keys stopped working more than 0 or 1 time... this was problematic, especially when the only conference restrooms were closed so long in the morning for cleaning. The key issue continues into the night and next day.. but staff were extremely helpful and pleasant, if not very embarrassed. The hotel has a massive back patio area complete with tables, chairs and a nice firepit, overlooking Prescott. Its a nice place to take your drinks out to from the Eagles Nest. As far as the word Resort, they do have a hair, nail, massage spa on-site. But pool is basic and indoors. But its Prescott! Free shuttle bus to Yavapi Casino down the hill is a good perk, walking down is not that far of a walk either. From that casino, you can access the gas station next door for late night snacks or a cheaper alcohol run. Also less than a mile to Target, Bevmo and great Pho and Sushi restaurants Casino, so from last June they've made some great investments into repainting and cleaning so theres no more cigarette smell now. And I'd have to say 90% of the machines are modern now. The 2 bars are great, but I'd definitely say don't plan on eating in the Grey Room, unless its fries etc. Firstly, after waiting as prompted by the sign for someone to seat us.... after 15 minutes, no one came to greet us. However, Anna at the large bar next to the Grey Room was awesome and friendly to help us with tables and ordering. Food was very disappointing for our conference group. The special of the week was BBQ pork ribs, which seemed to be deep fried into crispy jerky. Ahi Tuna was very nice. But the others in our group had sandwiches and left most. Very greasy.

Our first room which was advertised as a mountain view room was located on the 2nd floor directly…read moreover the conference center building with air conditioning units. We decided to live with it since we had privacy and quiet being at the end of the hall. Then the following morning that all changed. Shortly after 8am remodeling construction on the 4th floor, 2 floors above, could be heard from our room. Drilling and hammering non-stop. After bringing it to the attention to the front desk luckily they agreed to move up to the opposite end of the same floor. Now for the room itself. The room is very dated with very old carpeting and furniture. For me the bed was comfortable with good linens. The TV was surprisingly small at about 32". Gratefully we had a working minifrig. Neither the walls along the bed or nor the side table next to the bed had any exposed electrical outlets. The room would have been OK but we had to stay for 3 nights for a conference and that was too long given the condition of the room. I felt like I was staying in a motel 6 level room. I would have given this resort 1 star but instead gave it 2 stars because staff did their best to accommodate guests to the best of their ability.

I definitely recommend this place for seniors to meet and learn things that are important to us,…read morethe retiree's in the tri-city area.

They charge way too much money to play cards, etc. when they are registered as a nonprofitread more

We've been coming here for years. The staff is always pleasant and professional and mostly…read moreefficient. The food can be all over the map but I'm writing about their wonderful true cod fish and chips all you can eat on Friday. This is excellent and highly recommended I think between here and the Bonnfire in Chino are the best in the tricity area. Of course the atmosphere at Prescott Lakes is spacious and open very nice. A full bar. This dinner is great value and excellent quality. The Cole slaw as well, not overly sweet just right for my pallet. And for the COVID19 they have about ten feet between tables and servers are masked and wearing gloves. Makes one feel very safe. Highly recommended.

Played a charity golf tournament at this course a few weeks back and it was an amazing course. Top…read morenotch all the way around from clubhouse, staff, range, and the course. Great layout and fantastic views. Private course but if you get a chance to play it's a must do.

Food is amazing! Have loved every meal we tried from weekend breakfast, weekday lunch and special…read moredinner menu. Chef Aaron does a great job with everything he puts his hand to. Come to Stoneridge and try for yourself as you won't be disappointed !

Old golf course- chairs outside so low to the ground the cushions are very old and stained. Just…read morewanted to check out the views. Nothing to write home about. Had a Michelada $10 bucks!' Mexican beer with a squirt of tomato juice . No lime , no tajin not even filled to the top of the plastic cup. Did not have food.

The golf course is rundown, none of the water fountains are working. Leaves in debris on all the…read moregreens tickets are expensive. Air hockey is really bad. Needs to be replaced.

NYE Party 2024! It was fun to play the games and get credits for them. Kids loved that they got to…read morepick their prizes! Give a ways were nice....but....yes there is a BUT... 1. Not organized 2. Lack of employee attendants 3. Lack of employee knowledge of how to run things 4. Food took too long...over 20 minute wait for a Pretzel 5. Balloon drop cause a drink spillage, not cleaned for over 45 minutes 6. No announcements of activities, just a program 7. Unpaid kids were sneaking game cards and tshirt from unattended table 8. Apple cider toast cups were left out with no supervision, kids would sip then leave and other unsuspecting kids would take that cup and drink from it. 9. Lack of trashcans available 10. Employees had no knowledge of activities We take our kids every year, something they look forward too and this year was just a bust, it went downhill Please do better!

I recently had my wedding at Ananda Retreat and it was honestly so perfect! The property is so…read morepeaceful and the barn is so shabby-chic gorgeous! I know all of my guests enjoyed the space, many traveled from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, California, Colorado and Texas! The Retreat offered a luxury shuttle that brought our guests to and from the wedding. Most of the guests stayed in cute Williams on Route 66. My husband and I spent the night in the VERY ROMANTIC candle lit Tipi. What a treat, I'll never forget it! So cozy, bohemian and beautiful! There were many special touches throughout, I know this place is only going to get more and more amazing over time! I will definitely be coming back for a yoga retreat!

My husband and I had our wedding here September 14th, 2019!…read moreIt was by far the best night of my life! Joshua and his wife Emily are such sweethearts. Everyone kept asking "how in the world did you find this beautiful venue?" Both Emily and Joshua went the extra mile to make sure the day was perfect. Anything I needed changed or had questions on they were both right there. We had over 120 people at the wedding and everyone fit in there to my surprise! We did move a few tables for dancing but it was a fabulous night & wish we could go back!!