Experience the all new Eagle Crest Resort. Nestled against the Cascade Mountains near Bend, the 1,700 acre resort with Deschutes River frontage boast over 300 days of sunshine. The 100-room Lodge is perfect for couples and travelers and 65 vacation rentals are ideal for families. With two championship golf courses, The Ridge Course and The Resort Course, the 18-hole par-63 Challenge Course, and the 18-hole Putting Course, links lovers are never far from their favorite pastime and Juniors play free in the afternoons. Pamper at the spa, workout at three sports centers, get inspired along the Deschutes River Trail, and saddle up at Ikiutan Stables. Families are right at home with five outdoor pools, Splash Park, Putting Course, and kid’s only programming throughout the year.
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AWESOME vacation in Redmond!
Eagle Crest is located ON a beautiful golf course (if you golf...which we do not-but didn't matter at all!). Large condo-style accommodations; fully stocked with everything you need for a great trip! The Deschutes river runs RIGHT ALONG the property! Can fly-fish in about a 10-minute walk from units! Pools, EV bike rentals, scooters and bikes on-site! They even have indoor/outdoor PICKLEBALL courts on site!!! LOTS of white-tailed deer families visited us on our back patio right on the golf course every 'dusk' of every day! (they like sliced apples and baby carrots, but not lettuce, or celery!) We were SO busy seeing GORGEOUS massive waterfalls; raging rivers; taking SWEET hikes for all abilities...and we even went down a 1.5 mile lava tunnel! UNREAL! (free, too!) Didn't get to even pick up a fishing pole, or get out to the on-site pools as we were having so much fun taking in the area! Could go on and on....we'll be back!!! GREAT customer service from Candace :)
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Different Hotel from the Wyndham Eagle Crest -- Room Smells Like Urinal Cakes
I stayed at the Eagle Crest Wyndham on a Thursday night, which is simply the top floor of the same hotel. Having had a lovely experience, on Friday I rebooked at the Lodge at Eagle Crest, thinking it was the same thing. No. First, the rooms were clean. How do I know? Because my room smelled like a box of urinal cakes was being stored in it. Second, my key didn't work. This is an automatic one point deduction. It's such a simple thing to get this right and such a critical fail when dealing with an expansive property and you make the guest trudge to one end and back to get a working key. Third, the room -- unlike the third floor room I stayed at previously -- looked like it had been decorated with second-hand furniture from the Used Hotel Store. If one wanted to escape this dark dungeon you could go to the lobby and sit in the dark (the lights were kept off for some reason).
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Disappointment at Eagle Crest Lodge
I love central Oregon with all the beautiful views and clear weather and year round activities. But I was totally disappointed with the room at Eagle Crest Lodge. The room was on the first floor. I walked into a 62 degree room with AC blasting I had to put on a jacket on a 85 deg. day. The view out the window was of a 10’ high bank of weeds about 4 feet away from the window the parking lot is above that. Felt like I was in a basement. (The side with even numbered rooms) The walls are paper thin, could hear conversations in the rooms next door. There were no power outlets near either bed to plug anything in. In fact there were no extra power sources anywhere except in the bathroom by the toilet. Microwave or lamp didn’t work. Shower didn’t drain, very annoying standing in soapy water to shower. About 10:30pm as I was falling asleep I thought I smelled a skunk but it was a big waft of pot smoke that came through the slightly open window maybe opened 4-5”, which is all they allow. Lesson learned…maybe if I had booked directly through the lodge I would have gotten a nicer room but unfortunately I won’t find out as I will not be returning.
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Used to Be Great, Not Anymore
My fiance and I have come here several times over the past couple of years and each time has gotten progressively worse. This last time was our last time visiting period. When we saw that a few of the front desk agents who gave us such good service numerous times before (particularly the gentleman, I believe his name was Joe or some other J name) were no longer there, that should have been the red flag. It was understaffed at the Front Desk on a busy day and it looked like the few front desk agents there were overwhelmed. Room seemed like it had been cleaned in a rush, poorly vacuumed, trash under the bed, toilet not cleaned… very subpar cleaning and a gross experience. Eagle Crest has lost my business
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Pet urine smell is awful! Nice Restaurant on site!! Excellent food.
We made reservations at the recommendation of a local. We travel with a pet and are used to paying pet fees. Knowing this, we paid the fee, which was $75 for one night. We checked in, went to the room, and upon opening the door were hit with the stench of pet urine. We left the door open for about 30 min to air out the room, turned on the fan while went to dinner. We have a 6lb 7 yr old dog who never stays in the room alone. We took him with us while we had dinner, on site, by the way. Came back and went to sleep. Upon check out, commented about the stench, and were waived off. Pet fee is non-refundable, too bad for us. Left a review, and were again, written off. However, there are other much worse stories about this place. Don't stay there.