I surprised my husband with an overnight golf package at the resort. We hit two buckets of balls, played the General twice, had appetizers at the golf course grill, and had a buffet breakfast--all included in the package. The best part was being upgraded to a suite (Room 404) with a view of the lake. The furnishings were beautiful and it was a wonderful, relaxing overnight in a restful and peaceful setting.

I booked a Villa for one night for a mini getaway the place was perfect. We grilled out one the deck .Never herd another guest .Check in was fast. There was a fireplace , movies, anything you could need and if it was not there, it is a short drive into town to get it. For $25 dollars more you can add a tub with Jetts. we are planning another trip this winter we will take the kids this time and go snowboarding.

We spent a Sunday night at Eagle Ridge in November 06 and had a great time--the Inn was not busy so we pretty much had the place to ourselves. Room was great--nice, clean furnishings and bed. Very quiet. Dinner was excellent. Room service breakfast was on time and served warm. Front desk staff was great. We will stay here again.

Was there for a weekend get away in July. We paid $179.00 a night for a total [--] of a room. Drapes were dirty, stained and frayed. The carpet actually crunched as you walked on it.It was so dirty that my wife and I were scared to walk on it barefoot. Bathroom was only presented as clean.The mattress on the king sized bed sagged in the middle so as the night went by we were both tangled with each other in the middle several times. When I voiced my concerns to the staff I was rebuffed by a very snobby and rude tart that reminded me of Yoda. I WILL NEVER STAY AT THIS DUMP AGAIN. I'd rather stay at the Triangle Motel. At least at $40.00 a night you know you're staying at a dump.
Dinner was totally lousey also. If thats their idea of food, you're better off going down the road to Culvers.I think the chef was trained by Waste Management.