Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa
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After reading the reviews my husband and I have decided not to stay here for a romantic get away!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 17 2009
A lot of babies crying and tank tops.
Reviewed by: Greg from on May 26 2009
We love visiting the Grove Park every year. The Spa is wonder ful, no matter what time of year you visit. We like staying in the original part of the hotel and using the old elevators. The giant fire places are wonderful in the winter! what,s not to like.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 26 2009
I enjoyed the food.
Reviewed by: BillC from on Jan 23 2009
I was extremely disappointed in my recent stay at The Grove Park Inn. From the moment me and my party arrived we faced hassles and rudeness from your employees. My reservations were not ready when I checked in at 6:30pm, I had made these reservations in October. The attendant at the check in desk, a younger man, was very rude and acted like it was my fault that you had messed up my reservations. He finally got the 'manager', a younger girl who informed him (in front of us) that someone else was already checked in under my reservation and had done so at 8am that day. This person was already charging spa packages and other items to the room. When one of my travelling companions asked how that was possible since check in was not until 4 pm according to your signs, the man said that it was that way at all hotels and we were stupid for not knowing that.
Reviewed by: Tamara R from on Dec 30 2008
I was extremely disappointed in my recent stay at The Grove Park Inn. From the moment me and my party arrived we faced hassles and rudeness from your employees. My reservations were not ready when I checked in at 6:30pm, I had made these reservations in October. The attendant at the check in desk, a younger man, was very rude and acted like it was my fault that you had messed up my reservations. He finally got the 'manager', a younger girl who informed him (in front of us) that someone else was already checked in under my reservation and had done so at 8am that day. This person was already charging spa packages and other items to the room. When one of my travelling companions asked how that was possible since check in was not until 4 pm according to your signs, the man said that it was that way at all hotels and we were stupid for not knowing that.
Reviewed by: Tamara R from on Dec 09 2008
My wife and I stayed for the weekend of our first anniversary last week. We did the spa and also played golf. The experience was truly memorable. Having read some negative reviews, I was skeptical. So glad we went anyway. The service was amazing. We spent 7 hours at the Spa after massages...world-class. We had a Property View room in the Vanderbilt wing, and it was gorgeous and roomy. The golf course is one of the best I've played in a long time. The breakfast buffet in the Blue Ridge was outstanding. The only negative was the fire alarm going off at 12:30pm our first night, then at 8am the following night/morning. I will be recommending this place to my family members. We loved it.
Reviewed by: attaboy from on Oct 22 2008
We didn't stay at the Inn but participated in the Sat AM clinic, which was well priced, quick paced, challenging and friendly. Our coach, Wayne, made us feel welcome and really knows his stuff. So much so that we booked a lesson with him the following day. The lesson was specific to our level of play and not 'canned'. My daughter, a young adult, said it's the best lesson she's ever had.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 01 2008
We went there for are anniversary dinner. We live in Ashville. The food was over cooked all the way around. My wife ordered tuna. It was med-well when she ordered med- rare. My steak was ordered med-rare it was Med-well .There was no one touching are table. The server was here nor there. 1.25 out of four stars.
Reviewed by: Toebra from on Jul 07 2008
We recently stayed at this resort for a conference. With two children, the room was very cramped. The bathroom was inexcusably outdated and disgusting. The paint was chipping off the walls, the tub was permanently soiled and there was not room for two people to stand. We paid over $300 per night for our room which was comparable to a Motel 6. My advice? Enjoy the view without the expense by eating dinner at the Grove Park Inn and staying at the Homewood Suites down the street. Don't waste your money.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 01 2008
Endless luxuries, timeless beauty
Back to Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa
After reading the reviews my husband and I have decided not to stay here for a romantic get away!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 17 2009
A lot of babies crying and tank tops.
Reviewed by: Greg from on May 26 2009
We love visiting the Grove Park every year. The Spa is wonder ful, no matter what time of year you visit. We like staying in the original part of the hotel and using the old elevators. The giant fire places are wonderful in the winter! what,s not to like.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 26 2009
I enjoyed the food.
Reviewed by: BillC from on Jan 23 2009
I was extremely disappointed in my recent stay at The Grove Park Inn. From the moment me and my party arrived we faced hassles and rudeness from your employees. My reservations were not ready when I checked in at 6:30pm, I had made these reservations in October. The attendant at the check in desk, a younger man, was very rude and acted like it was my fault that you had messed up my reservations. He finally got the 'manager', a younger girl who informed him (in front of us) that someone else was already checked in under my reservation and had done so at 8am that day. This person was already charging spa packages and other items to the room. When one of my travelling companions asked how that was possible since check in was not until 4 pm according to your signs, the man said that it was that way at all hotels and we were stupid for not knowing that.
Reviewed by: Tamara R from on Dec 30 2008
I was extremely disappointed in my recent stay at The Grove Park Inn. From the moment me and my party arrived we faced hassles and rudeness from your employees. My reservations were not ready when I checked in at 6:30pm, I had made these reservations in October. The attendant at the check in desk, a younger man, was very rude and acted like it was my fault that you had messed up my reservations. He finally got the 'manager', a younger girl who informed him (in front of us) that someone else was already checked in under my reservation and had done so at 8am that day. This person was already charging spa packages and other items to the room. When one of my travelling companions asked how that was possible since check in was not until 4 pm according to your signs, the man said that it was that way at all hotels and we were stupid for not knowing that.
Reviewed by: Tamara R from on Dec 09 2008
My wife and I stayed for the weekend of our first anniversary last week. We did the spa and also played golf. The experience was truly memorable. Having read some negative reviews, I was skeptical. So glad we went anyway. The service was amazing. We spent 7 hours at the Spa after massages...world-class. We had a Property View room in the Vanderbilt wing, and it was gorgeous and roomy. The golf course is one of the best I've played in a long time. The breakfast buffet in the Blue Ridge was outstanding. The only negative was the fire alarm going off at 12:30pm our first night, then at 8am the following night/morning. I will be recommending this place to my family members. We loved it.
Reviewed by: attaboy from on Oct 22 2008
We didn't stay at the Inn but participated in the Sat AM clinic, which was well priced, quick paced, challenging and friendly. Our coach, Wayne, made us feel welcome and really knows his stuff. So much so that we booked a lesson with him the following day. The lesson was specific to our level of play and not 'canned'. My daughter, a young adult, said it's the best lesson she's ever had.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 01 2008
We went there for are anniversary dinner. We live in Ashville. The food was over cooked all the way around. My wife ordered tuna. It was med-well when she ordered med- rare. My steak was ordered med-rare it was Med-well .There was no one touching are table. The server was here nor there. 1.25 out of four stars.
Reviewed by: Toebra from on Jul 07 2008
We recently stayed at this resort for a conference. With two children, the room was very cramped. The bathroom was inexcusably outdated and disgusting. The paint was chipping off the walls, the tub was permanently soiled and there was not room for two people to stand. We paid over $300 per night for our room which was comparable to a Motel 6. My advice? Enjoy the view without the expense by eating dinner at the Grove Park Inn and staying at the Homewood Suites down the street. Don't waste your money.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 01 2008
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