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Parking was crowded but the updated style and convenience are nice. Beds comfy with nice linens. Coffee in lobby was excellent.

The property is GORGEOUS! The exterior grounds are immaculate and well-manicured. The juniper trees everywhere were lovely. The property is so much more expansive than I could have imagined. I believe they said 1800 acres when we checked in. The great part of that is there are lots of places to spread out and enjoy. The downside is that in order to enjoy all the amenities, (the gym, sauna, infinity pool, indoor pool, etc.) you have to drive to different parts of the property. On-site restaurants were delicious and had outdoor seating which was perfect for our June visit. The shower drain and one of our sink drains were super clogged when we arrived in the evening, but I let the front desk know and they had someone come and tend to them the very next morning. Then all was flowing smoothly again. So they were very responsive! PROS: *The scenery is hard to beat! *Food was good *Pool and hot tub close to the lodge were enjoyable *Staff was friendly and accommodating CONS: *Rooms are a bit weathered and could use an update *Key cards are very sensitive and kept deactivating so we had to replace them several times during our 2-night stay OVERALL: Highly recommend!

We didn’t realize this was a VI property until we checked in despite being VI members. It was a nice option to be able to pay directly via Expedia versus using points. Perhaps because of this we were given a room upgrade. We had a two bedroom suite. The rooms were very clean. We had a great location by the pool and hot tub on the first floor and had two nice decks. The unit had a full kitchen, washer and dryer and air conditioning. The walk in showers had great water pressure and got nice and hot. It was more like an apartment vs a hotel room. The units look like they have recently been upgraded. The pool was cold but it is only June…the hot tub was great. There were games you could borrow in the club house and pool floats and toys. We didn’t use them but you get use of two bikes and there is a tennis court that also has pickleball courts. I don’t how The Pines compares in price to the Sunriver Resort but we thought it was worth the price and will definitely stay again.