Open year round with two mineral hot spring pools and many acres of gardens including the extravagant Secret Garden, Belknap offers a relaxing experience not soon to be forgotten. The resort offers lodge rooms, cabins, tent sites and RV sites.
About Belknap Hot Springs Resort RV
Reviews & Ratings
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Great Time Staying at the Lodge!
Did a through hike of the McKenzie River Trail with my wife. Booked a stay at the lodge after a long day. The staff was friendly, and the hot spring pool was amazing! There was a good variety of snacks for food after hours. The room we stayed in was clean and had a new looking mini-split which kept the room nice and cool. Had a continental breakfast the following morning with a good variety of options. Would gladly stay again
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They’re liars
This place is not ran like a peaceful hot springs resort. It’s ran more like a prison, and the front desk women is the prison warden. The rooms are outrageously priced and run down and disgusting. You’re met first thing by the prison warden who treated us like we were stupid. Not only us but the family in front of us and the family behind us. She was absolutely the worst display of hospitality I’ve ever witnessed. And to think that all of these kind people who are there to share an experience are paying her to be talked to like we were stupid children. Doesn’t she understand that the first point of contact in the hospitality industry needs to be hospitable? It was bizarre. Oh and to top it off we had no hot water in our room the entire time. We were told “it’s an old building what do you want us to do about it?” How about this…. How about you stop selling people lies that you are a hot springs resort and telling them the truth. That they have no hot water in their rooms because it’s all going to the “hot spring”. Crooks are running this place. Taking your money and providing lies all why treating their guests like they are a bother. Stay away from this place. It’s not worth the time, energy or money to put up with what they are selling
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Annie and Martha are wonderful people!
My experience with Belknap was superb! Annie, at the front desk, was totally amazing and such a lovely person. Also, Martha, the groundskeeper is wonderful! We loved our stay!
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A Great Experience
This is our third time visiting here. Two times with RV and once in the lodge. It has been grest. The staff, including the front desk and reservations, have been friendly and very heplful. I forgot our camping chairs and they supplied us with some. I love this place. If our cat would let us be gone for more than three days, don't worry we have someone checkin in her, we stay for a week multiple times a year. We give it 👍👍👍👍👍
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Disappointing Customer Service
We stayed at Belknap Hot Springs from 8/15–8/17 and, aside from these two encounters, had a lovely stay. Unfortunately, the interactions with the front desk manager left a very negative impression. First, I asked the front desk employee whether coffee continued to be made throughout the day because the coffee was out. I was told, in a rude manner, that I was wrong. Shortly afterward, she came over and discovered that one coffee maker was empty and the other had coffee grounds in it. It was frustrating to be dismissed rather than simply having my question answered politely. The second incident happened around 8:35 AM when we went into the lobby and were let in by a gentleman. The front desk manager then told us, in a frustrated tone, that the lobby didn’t open until 9. I explained that this was my second negative interaction and that she could have simply said, “Hey guys, the lobby doesn’t open until 9.” Instead, she threw her hands in the air, raised her voice, and sarcastically repeated, “Hey guys, the lobby doesn’t open until 9.” It’s unfortunate because we genuinely enjoyed our time at the property otherwise. A beautiful location and a lovely stay were overshadowed by two interactions that could have been handled with basic courtesy and professionalism. I hope management takes this feedback seriously, because the way guests are spoken to matters just as much as the experience itself.