Seventh Mountain Resort

Nice bbq area but not enough tables. Pool gets to crowded and not enough chairs and umbrellas.

Murphy bed when pulled out from the wall, came crashing down, must weigh 100 pounds and springs apparently worn out. Luckily I am 6\'3" and 230 lbs. if I had been a small child I could have been killed. when we checked out I recommended they not rent this suite to any family with small children. one of the two swimming pools and two of the three hot tubs were "down for maintenance." the one running hot tub had loose cement on the edge of the stairs going down into it, tiles broken off the side, loose surface tiles around it, and a sign where the button for the jets is, "jets out of order." the one operating pool also had loose surface tiles around it, saw people tripping over them. one hot tub down for maintenance is in the open area where families are using the one operating pool and there is no fencing or even tape around it to keep children from falling in it. very dangerous. saw lots of small children around the area. NO WAY should you be renting this property while it is in this condition.

Always such a beautiful property when we stay. Love the upgraded pool and hot tub. The heated pool in Winter was awesome!

The swimming pools and hot tubs were great! The water temperatures were perfect.

Upgrades to pools & hot tubs were very nice. Bar/restaurant has nice options. Loved watching 3 on 3 hockey Monday & Tuesday.

Great family atmosphere! Lots of free activities and adventures options

Nice amenities

big place for solo traveler. perfect place to stay to ski at bachelor and was impressed with all of the amenities

Liked the remoteness of the property and the amenities. The amenities could use some TLC and some were under construction to do that (others need a bit too)

The location and facility are amazing. The buildings are right on the river and there are amazing trails to hike. The whole area is forested. The facility has two pools, a kiddie pool and two hot tubs (one is out of commission). The unit also stayed in looked like a 90s ski chalet, and was pretty basic. It had everything needed a little balcony, kitchen, two bathrooms but could use a refresh.

Check in time is 4pm. My suite wasn't available until 6pm. Refrigerator was defrosting and had a puddle of water in the bottom of the fridge that leaked out onto the floor in front of the fridge and the adjacent cabinet. Called front desk - service request was assigned to a maintenance worker that had gone home sick a couple of hours earlier. Maintenance worker showed up around 8:30 and was only able to mop up water and turn fridge up - food was lost :(

Murphy bed when pulled out from the wall, came crashing down, must weigh 100 pounds and springs apparently worn out. Luckily I am 6\'3" and 230 lbs. if I had been a small child I could have been killed. when we checked out I recommended they not rent this suite to any family with small children. one of the two swimming pools and two of the three hot tubs were "down for maintenance." the one running hot tub had loose cement on the edge of the stairs going down into it, tiles broken off the side, loose surface tiles around it, and a sign where the button for the jets is, "jets out of order." the one operating pool also had loose surface tiles around it, saw people tripping over them. one hot tub down for maintenance is in the open area where families are using the one operating pool and there is no fencing or even tape around it to keep children from falling in it. very dangerous. saw lots of small children around the area. NO WAY should you be renting this property while it is in this condition.

The unit was in a great condition, clean and nicely decorated. Kitchen was small but had everything what’s needed.

1) My 89-year-old mother was put in a room with six steps to get into it (we were told “one, maybe two”). Once in, she couldn\'t really leave. 2) My room had someone else living in it, and the door between our room and the next suite had no functioning lock. 3) My room was filthy. 4) My room had no clean towels, someone else\'s clothes, and dirty laundry in the hamper. 5) My room had no telephone. 6) My room was on the third floor, so I had to go down two flights and across the building to my mom\'s room to use her phone to report problems (and I have a bad knee) -- three times! 7) The bed had some sort of biting creature in it (I woke up covered with bites). 8) The mattress was so bad, I threw my back out after sleeping on it.) 9) I asked the front desk for a phone in my room and was told there were no available phones. 10) I asked to be switched to a clean room and was told it wasn\'t possible. 11) I went to the front desk and asked for clean towels and was told it wasn\'t possible. 12) A pocketknife on the bedside table went missing, while housekeeping (or the people in the next room) came in to clean out the clothes and other personal possessions from our room. 13) After housekeeping "cleaned" our room, the bathroom was still dirty, no clean towels, and someone else\'s toiletries all over, tables were layered in dust, etc. 14) There were no chairs, table, microwave/mini-fridge, coffee, etc. in our room; it was just a bed & bathroom.

Had no idea this location was a time share. Check in process took forever to go through as we had to keep declining that we didn’t want to attend some 90 minute sales pitch seminar. I just wanted a place to stay, not put into a high pressure sales situation. The room was some what run down. Rips and tears on the couch and the fold down bed felt very low rent for a “resort”. We spent 20 minutes at the pool area but there was grounds keepers using leaf blowers to blow dirt around that created a cloud of dirt in the whole area. Would never stay here again.

Everything was passable but shoddy. There was toilet paper, but the holder was detatched from the wall. The shower was fine, but there was no shower curtain. This type of thing. Pretty expensive for a mid experience.

Our room was musty smelling and the Murphy bed was very uncomfortable and the furniture, in general, was worn and shabby. The To call this place a resort is a stretch. My dorm room in college had nicer furnishings. The outside amenities looked like they need some TLC, like the room furniture, worn and outdated. Looks like minimal effort to care for the place.

The location and facility are amazing. The buildings are right on the river and there are amazing trails to hike. The whole area is forested. The facility has two pools, a kiddie pool and two hot tubs (one is out of commission). The unit also stayed in looked like a 90s ski chalet, and was pretty basic. It had everything needed a little balcony, kitchen, two bathrooms but could use a refresh.

Murphy bed when pulled out from the wall, came crashing down, must weigh 100 pounds and springs apparently worn out. Luckily I am 6\'3" and 230 lbs. if I had been a small child I could have been killed. when we checked out I recommended they not rent this suite to any family with small children. one of the two swimming pools and two of the three hot tubs were "down for maintenance." the one running hot tub had loose cement on the edge of the stairs going down into it, tiles broken off the side, loose surface tiles around it, and a sign where the button for the jets is, "jets out of order." the one operating pool also had loose surface tiles around it, saw people tripping over them. one hot tub down for maintenance is in the open area where families are using the one operating pool and there is no fencing or even tape around it to keep children from falling in it. very dangerous. saw lots of small children around the area. NO WAY should you be renting this property while it is in this condition.

The unit was in a great condition, clean and nicely decorated. Kitchen was small but had everything what’s needed.

Property could use an update. Fireplace could only use presto logs a gas one would have been nice, the refrigerator was an under-counter type and hinged on the wrong side which made it very inconvenient. Drip coffee maker instead of a Keurig style which is more common these days and for which we had brought cups. Our other, unexpected, downside was the Worldmark marketing presentation. Had we known this was to be part of our stay we would have selected a different property.

Our room was musty smelling and the Murphy bed was very uncomfortable and the furniture, in general, was worn and shabby. The To call this place a resort is a stretch. My dorm room in college had nicer furnishings. The outside amenities looked like they need some TLC, like the room furniture, worn and outdated. Looks like minimal effort to care for the place.

The resort and grounds are amazing. So many things to do, beautiful area. Loved that. The room was very small, uncomfortable, and really awkwardly laid out.

big place for solo traveler. perfect place to stay to ski at bachelor and was impressed with all of the amenities

Update rooms, easier ac, more lighting

The location and facility are amazing. The buildings are right on the river and there are amazing trails to hike. The whole area is forested. The facility has two pools, a kiddie pool and two hot tubs (one is out of commission). The unit also stayed in looked like a 90s ski chalet, and was pretty basic. It had everything needed a little balcony, kitchen, two bathrooms but could use a refresh.

Wonderful accommodations close to Mt Bachelor. One bedroom with Murphy bed, kitchen, fireplace etc. This is the third Wyndham time share I booked through Hotels.com in late 2024 and I was very pleased with the accommodations in all of them. And the prices are very reasonable in the off season. The only discouraging aspect was time share hoax. If you sit through the spiel, they offer you a 7 day stay at one of their time shares. BUT, when you look a little deeper, you can stay in Timbuctoo in the off season anytime for free, but anywhere you really want to go you pay extra for. Best advice, avoid the second stop in the office and head out as soon as you get your room key.

Close proximity to Mt. Bachelor skiing. Kitchen facilities were great!

Check in time is 4pm. My suite wasn't available until 6pm. Refrigerator was defrosting and had a puddle of water in the bottom of the fridge that leaked out onto the floor in front of the fridge and the adjacent cabinet. Called front desk - service request was assigned to a maintenance worker that had gone home sick a couple of hours earlier. Maintenance worker showed up around 8:30 and was only able to mop up water and turn fridge up - food was lost :(

I was not I formed by Expedia that I was booking a time share condo. We were subjected to a high pressure sales pitch upon checking in. Very frustrating Expedia.

Property cons you into a timeshare presentation and presents it up front as you’ve won a free stay; charges you $40 dollars to get your “free stay” and refuses to refund when you refuse to attend their sales pitch after finding out that is the “free stay”.

Staffs are very friendly and helpful

Accosted at the door for Covid protocols. A bizarre moment to start the process given packed stadiums across the country and literally only 10 people inside a very large check in area with 4 people crowded behind the counter! Basically treated like a vaccinated leper with a mask on. A bit surreal two years into the pandemic. Then, when going to other parts of the property (skating rink, bar) virtually no-one wearing masks or really social distancing. I guess the check in is the most important? Got to the room and discovered the TV on the ceiling and I do like to watch TV in bed to relax. It was perched on what appeared to be a bunk beds top bunk. When I asked the front desk if they could move me to a different room I was informed that I was staying in a "private" room (one owned by an individual) and that I had booked through a third party app (Expedia) and that I could go pound sand. Funny, because through the entire experience, from the booking (even on the app) to the visit alerts, to the emails, text messages, and actual check in it was ALL 7th Mountain (Wyndam) communication and representation. I understand what a VRBO is and this was NEVER represented as such. But still, sorry can\'t help ya but is there anything else I can do to make your stay better?!?! Anyway, let the buyer beware, when booking a stay here you can\'t trust what you see. This used to be a nice property and still is from the "digs" themselves but there is a huge disconnect somewhere.

Computers were down at check in and check out. Final bill could not be produced until after I left. Then it was incomplete and wrong. Facilities are nice, but understaffed and processes/equipment need help.

I was surprised to be confronted with a timeshare sales pitch at check-in. They pressured me to change my 1 day schedule to attend a 90 minute sales presentation. Several polite refusals did not dissuade them until I finally demanded my keys and walked away. After that poor beginning, the room was fine, but I was left with a sour opinion of the resort.

Very nice property and quiet, which is just what we needed. The staff was really helpful and attentive to our needs.

They canceled our reservation the day of! We had booked the room months before.

It's been a while since we stayed, 7th Mt. became part of Worldmark (timeshare). After check in we were told to see the concierges to complete our reservation. Unless you are interested in time shares just keep on walking out the door.

Beautiful location. Bar had the best margaritas.

like how quiet it is.

Really enjoyed that it is one of the closest locations to Mt Bachelor allowing us to quickly get in for Skiing and back at the end of the day avoiding the congestion of traffic. It is more remote with limited onsite options which are impacted by weather. The bar and resturaunt close somewhat early since the resort is also partialy a Worldmark vacation club membership with rooms/condos having kitchens.

big place for solo traveler. perfect place to stay to ski at bachelor and was impressed with all of the amenities

Liked the remoteness of the property and the amenities. The amenities could use some TLC and some were under construction to do that (others need a bit too)

The resort is real nice and it is the closest overnight accommodations to Mt. Bachelor ski area.

We loved the stay there close to Bend and golf. The accomodations were very good, and we liked the kitchen. Also, chatting with other adults at the Hot Tub. Very Fun and we're looking forward to another trip. I don't like timeshare presentations. However the people were low pressure and nice.

The location and facility are amazing. The buildings are right on the river and there are amazing trails to hike. The whole area is forested. The facility has two pools, a kiddie pool and two hot tubs (one is out of commission). The unit also stayed in looked like a 90s ski chalet, and was pretty basic. It had everything needed a little balcony, kitchen, two bathrooms but could use a refresh.

Close proximity to Mt. Bachelor skiing. Kitchen facilities were great!

Great location and property, quiet and peaceful. Access to the trail. Zero food options, a big miss in my opinion.

This is a great property that I have been to in the past given its closeness to Mt Bachelor and other natural wonders in the Bend area. It’s new restaurant was good but understaffed and it no longer has a breakfast place as it once did.

Beautiful location. Bar had the best margaritas.

Upgrades to pools & hot tubs were very nice. Bar/restaurant has nice options. Loved watching 3 on 3 hockey Monday & Tuesday.

The front desk was very kind and thoughtful. The place was perfect for our needs… nothing flashy but comfortable and user friendly at a great price. I loved the extra amendites that was included… the hot tubs, swimming pool, and restaurant on site! The bartender is a hoot!!!

Really enjoyed that it is one of the closest locations to Mt Bachelor allowing us to quickly get in for Skiing and back at the end of the day avoiding the congestion of traffic. It is more remote with limited onsite options which are impacted by weather. The bar and resturaunt close somewhat early since the resort is also partialy a Worldmark vacation club membership with rooms/condos having kitchens.

Avoid. A beautiful location for an extremely underwhelming "resort." Once we got past the impressive (expensive) lobby with awesome reception staff, this place felt like a desperate attempt to emulate the Dirty Dancing lodge had failed but someone just can't let go. It's not any better than an Extended Stay America, at an eye-watering premium price. The "restaurant" was the MOST disappointing aspect. Less than 10 very disappointing outsourced menu items, awkward order/pick up process, and you have to clean up after yourself. No breakfast or lobby coffee (which even Extended Stay provides) but free coffee grounds to entice you to attend a timeshare purchase sales pitch. I'm ashamed I spent that much on this sad accommodation, especially after staying at other very nice Wyndham resorts and thinking I knew what high quality their brand name meant. I'll definitely come back to Bend but will never stay here again.

Great location and property, quiet and peaceful. Access to the trail. Zero food options, a big miss in my opinion.