WorldMark Eagle Crest

The unit was OK but very dated - inadequate outlets (none in the bedroom); poor water pressure, lighting poor. Also, I am extremely disappointed in Hotels.com for partnering with a time share property. Was subject to the usual hard-sell sales pitch, offering prizes, discounts, etc. for sitting through an hour-long presentation. I suppose there is some sort of monetary compensation for listing these types of properties, but it should be made abundantly clear in the property description. I will not stay at this property again.

Our room was perfect for the two of us - I love having a separate bedroom, the kitchen had everything we needed and the balcony was a nice size. Overall, it was a cute, comfortable room. The staff was very pleasant, too!

The room was clean but plain. The fireplace worked but was for decoration only, did not kick out any heat. The kitchen was clean and supplied well. At check-in had to deal with someone trying to get us to attend a timeshare sales presentation. The resort is nice. Indoor pickleball is a great amenity but we did not get a chance to use it.

We were upgraded from a 1 bedroom to a 2 bedroom "suite" - and I put suite in quotes because it was literally a condo. Full kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a deck overlooking the golf course (with a grill), and washer and dryer in the "room". All for what I'd expect to pay for a basic room at a regular "suite" hotel. I'm quite sure that even the 1 bedroom we'd originally booked would have vastly exceeded our expectations. Keep in mind that this is a golf course that has both a "lodge" that's more of a normal hotel as well as these condos and houses that are on the other side of the course. I think they use these for both short term hotel rentals and also longer term time shares and things like that. So if you're looking for things like room service or easy access to the front desk, the suite we booked isn't going to be for you. It's literally about a mile away and across a busy highway from the front desk. I'm sure they'll come out if you have any problem with the room, but you're basically on your own once you've checked in. I actually love that; it's more like a short-term house rental than a hotel. Very quiet too out there. The resort/golf course does have several restaurants, two fitness centers and of course golf, but we actually didn't use them so I can't comment on them. But there are things to do/places to eat on property. Otherwise, it's a short drive into Redmond itself for more restaurants/groceries/coffee places.

Great rate in October during the week. Nice suite, probably best for 2 people or with small kids. Asked us to go to the vacation club presentation with a 3 night offer, but we couldn't make it. The rate and room was better than the hotel lodge. The resort is wonderful even though we didn't get to take advantage of it this trip.