★★★·Big Bear Lake·8.5
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Located in Big Bear Lake, the Robinhood Resort offers an on-site tavern and pub with California cuisine, live entertainment, happy hour, and dancing. Pet-friendly rooms feature a television, coffee-making facilities, and optional amenities like a DVD player, kitchenette, or spa bath. The hotel is within a 5-minute walk to Big Bear Marina and Big Bear Lake, and 20 minutes' drive to Rom Nordic Ski Area.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The staff were genuinely pleasant, and the unit had all the amenities I’d expect. The location was fantastic, everything within walking distance. However, some fixtures looked quite old, the wall outlets weren’t secure, and the shower knobs squeaked loudly. The mattress was uneven—lumpy in spots and too soft elsewhere.
Eric·Há uma semana
The location was great. The only drawback was that the bar I wanted to visit in Nottingham was closed.
Ruben·Há 2 semanas
Free parking was a plus, and the hotel was close to the lake and everything else. The staff were friendly. The carpet felt a bit outdated, and the online photos promised a BBQ area, but there was no working grill on site.
Yanira·Há 3 semanas
Everything was within walking distance. Housekeeping didn’t leave the plastic ware where it was left and unused, even though the hotel policy says housekeeping should be requested. The room was always hot and the fireplace was never on. The beds were as hard as a rock.
Chavez·Há um mês
The location was good and we were on the shopping street, which was quieter than the main street. We heard more noise from the main street than from the people and music in the shopping area. A short walk led to a nice grassy area with boating docks and kayaks. The building has two sections; the one with the lobby is nicer because it has a woodsy feel and a patio with pine trees, but we weren’t in that one. There’s a cute front sitting area in the lobby, but since the restaurant wasn’t open we didn’t use it. The room had no air or heat, and it was the smallest hotel room I’ve ever been in. We had a double and a queen bed for three people and a large dog, and there was just enough space to fit another double bed—nothing else. There was no space to put suitcases; an IKEA‑style closet built into the wall was about a foot deep and useless. No curtains to block light, only blinds. The bathroom had no counter space. If you’re over 5 ft tall you’ll have to squat to get under the shower head. The restaurant wasn’t open, and the ceiling above us squeaked loudly whenever someone walked on it.
Kristina·Há um mês