Bear Mountain Golf & Tennis Tee Times

I played a round with my brother this afternoon. We played the mountain course which we were told was a bit more challenging vs the valley course. Not the toughest course I have ever played but certainly a tough course. The course itself was in decent condition for it being the end of the season. Nothing like the course condition I experienced in. Bangkok last week though. It was a nice quiet round and we hardly seen any other golfers. I rented clubs today they gave me a set of Titleist clubs and I’d say the clubs were well used. Cost for a round, the cart, and clubs was $250. The pro shop does not have much for sale, and they need to improve the experience of checking in and accessing the carts and driving range. Waiting 10 mins to shuttle you down is not ideal. I would play this course again but I’ll play other courses in the area before playing this one again.

5 months ago

Accommodation was 5 star - we were upgraded and they had a charcuterie waiting for us upon arrival and the second night as it was our anniversary they had chocolate covered strawberries. Hotel decor was amazing. Staff were attentive and engaging, in particular one of the valet gentlemen and one of the bartenders. Bar/restaurant has a pianist every night that is amazing. Restaurant had amazing views. Dinner was excellent but not big servings so not great value. We spent around $130 on dinner and my husband went back to the room to fill up as his meal didn’t do that for him. Breakfast however was large but also expensive - eggs, toast, hash brown and bacon was $27 and a regular coffee $6. $27 dollars for two pieces of French toast ( regular size bread). Again good but way over priced. What was missing was: No pool ( there was a very small serenity pool attached to the spa you could use - not appropriate for swimming )and lack of outside seating areas ( the view is spectacular so an area to lounge would have been great ). As well our room had a huge patio but only 2 chairs- a couple of loungers or a hammock would have set it off. We were visiting to see Victoria and so when we got to Bear Mountain f At Dinner time we were in for the night - having additional activities at the hotel would make a difference. We did not take advantage of the spa so cannot comment.

7 months ago

Range balls are old and dirty . Spaces between each stalls are narrow. Valley course has only one toilet at end of hole 15 (portal potty). Bunkers are terrible. For the money they charge, customer service is mediocre. They should provide better balls.

8 months ago

Played both Valley and Mountain course last weekend first time. Super challenge courses (to me). Amazing views. Paired with the club members and they are very nice (also gave me a lot of valuable information of each hole, very helpful). Nice facility, but I think it doesn’t have a range for driver. Overall great experience.

a year ago

Stayed for a night with a friend as a Mother’s Day gift to us…a night away to relax and lay around in bed, order in food, watch tv, etc and we were quite disappointed. Firstly, for a “luxury resort” there was quite a bit of room for improvement. 1. NO SMART TVs in the rooms. This seems like a no brainer in this day and age. Very few channels available through cable and $25 movies to rent. That’s it. 2. I tried to spend the last hour of our stay soaking in a nice hot bath but our bathtub didn’t have a plug. It took two calls down to the front desk and 30 minutes later someone showed up empty handed asking us what the problem was. By that time it was too late as we had to check out shortly. 3. The button to call the front desk didn’t work, it would just disconnect the line every time you used it. 4. Our bedside lamp was very finicky and was difficult to set in the on position. 5. The “hot tub” available for guests to use (at the spa) was terrible. Luke warm water at best with no jets to circulate the water. Other than that the room was nice, clean, and the view of the golf course was beautiful. We did go to the spa which is beautiful. My massage was definitely not relaxing as she used the sides of her hands, forearms, and elbows, and tugged on my arms and hair but some people may prefer that kind of massage, it’s just not my style. We had breakfast in the restaurant which is lovely with a beautiful view. The food tasted okay but the prices were steep for what you get. $6 for a cup of drip coffee. My eggs benny and coffee came to $31.50 plus tip. I rated it a two because it’s supposed to be a luxury resort where I would expect 4 or 5 stars and it just didn’t deliver that. Felt more like your average hotel.

8 months ago