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.
About Eagle Crest Resort
Reviews & Ratings
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The rooms were buns
Not very good, our bathroom had no fan, only the bedroom had air conditioning, and garbage was under the bed and in the fridge. The outside was cool, but the barbecues had no utensils. The pizza guy was nice though.
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Spring Break
Great rooms and amenities especially for kids.
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Helpful Staff
Beautiful setting, reasonably priced but dated resort. We've stayed at Eagle Crest many times, usually through VRBO. This was our first time at the Lodge. Staff is super friendly and so helpful. However the room is dated. The leather headboards are worn and peeling. The mattresses uncomfortable. The bathroom needs refurbishment. The linens are worn and no comforters. Access to pools & rec centers is a bonus.
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DO NOT STAY IN THE LODGE!! Seriously, dont!
DO NOT STAY IN THE LODGE. Seriously don’t do it. The rooms are unkempt, dirty, old and gross. We checked in last night, and immediately checked out. If I could include pictures here I would. The floors were not vacuumed, the headboards were literally falling apart with the rubber material peeling off and other marks of who knows what on the bed headboards. Visible dust layered at the base of lamps. When I went to the front desk, they offered us to look at another room, but it was in the same condition. The throw pillows on the couch had stains on them, the couch was frayed and dirty. It was completely unacceptable. Then, we realized that the outter door leading into the first floor, directly from the parking lot not through the lobby, was unlocked and the keycard was not necessary to get in- even though there’s a sign next to the door that says “locked for customer safety, please use key card” - when I asked the front desk about locking the door they said “it’s never locked, I have worked here for two years and it’s never locked” as if that was supposed to suffice? There was no way my family (including two kids) was going to stay there. They then offered me to look at a 2nd floor option and the room was in similar condition to the other two I had already looked it. It’s clear that housekeeping is not happening, and that the owner/upper management does not care about the state of the hotel rooms furniture, cleanliness, or making that guests feel safe or comfortable. I was I offered a full refund and we left. We went to the Hampton by the airport- which is new, clean, bright, feels safe, and the indoor pool is in the same building unlike the Lodge. We checked in basically in the spot after calling and had the experience we should have had from the beginning of all of this. All, the breakfast bar and coffee in the morning is tasty, warm, with lots of options including a waffle bar! The Lodge at Eagle Crest dos not offer complimentary breakfast. Literally, do not stay there. If you’re looking for a one night or two night place to land while traveling or visiting - go to the Hampton instead. And yes, they let you bring your dog too!
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Lovely off- Season escape
We were very pleased to spend a week in a spacious and stylish condo. We enjoyed a view of the canyon and hiked along the river daily. As a bonus I took advantage of the water exercise classes snd met a number of friendly locals. Smithy Rock St Park blew us away.