We attended the Jazz Fest in October held on the grounds at the Wigwam so the location was terrific for the event. Room was nice with two queen beds and Hughes bathroom with double vanities, separate shower and jetted tub. We had a nice patio with view of second pool. We used both pools- one had a bar/snack bar for kids and adults and slides etc for the kid ( or kid in you if an adult). Both pools had spas... The second pool by our room was more quiet as no 'fun' features for kids but still very big and nice pool for lounging and sunning. Overall very nice. Our bathroom could have used some attention in the shower with new grout, etc vs multiple patch jobs with caulking but given size and features, could live with it for a couple days. Did not golf but courses looked nice. They have a Red Door Spa ( did not use) and health spa ( ditto) as well as close to gas, groceries and off-site dining if wanted which is good considering hotel food and be stages kind of pricey.

Great golfing, best deal around, golf shop very well stocked, great staff, 3 courses in superb condition. Greens were a little slow but understood due to the heat. Eat on site or off plenty of choices. Rooms were clean and comfy. Had a little trouble with hot water coming out of cold tap instead of cold water. Planning to return next year.

I couldn't have been happier with my stay here! Everything was wonderful... the staff was extremely helpful with a smile... and the locatrwas perfect! Beautiful landscaping and beautiful rooms... this place is definitely worth visiting :)

Came for Labor Day 2012 which was our 7th holiday weekend visit to the Wigwam (see previous reviews). Sad to say, it will probably be our last.

We found ourselves rather disappointed in the dining, especially in Litchfield's. Food was excellent here on our other trips, but they got a new chef and changed the menu. The service was dreadful; some dishes came out long before others; some sides never even arrived; had to ask for some things 2-3 times before getting them; and most of the food was cold.
The food in Red Allen's was still pretty good, and the breakfast buffet was above average, but it's not enough to make up for Litchfield's.

The golf courses were in terrible shape. Greens were bumpy and dying off, with such slow greens speeds we could never make a putt. Fairways were brown and uneven.

We started asking ourselves...if we have to leave the Wigwam to eat and play golf, then what is the point in staying here anymore?
We will not be back.