Candlestone Golf Resort and Hotel

Wheelchair accessible...a little bit. I booked a wheelchair accessible room at $104 for my birthday and found out they only have 1 in the whole hotel. When I went into the room, there was obviously some plumbing problem with the toilet. It wouldn't flush, and the entire room smelled.like rotten eggs. Also, the toilet was ridiculously close to the wall, making transferring impossible. The only toilet I could use was the 1 handicapped stall in their public restroom, which I had to ride a weird, small, 1-chair elevator lift to get to, and it was not very dependable and kept getting stuck. It was a very long night. The only good experience I had was the food was delicious, and the karaoke with Patty Bee was awesome! And to be fair, the staff was friendly and tried to be accommodating. They let me have a free meal and reimbursed me for half the price of the room, which i thought was very generous. Bottom line: Visit, but don't stay if you are in a wheelchair.
8 years ago (24-03-2018)

The service is a little slow and no substitutions on the menu. I tried the coconut almond shrimp and it was very good. Corn bread is great.. worth ordering as an extra side and take home.
8 years ago (16-03-2018)

We visited The Candlestone In for brunch at the Water Tower Grille. The service was prompt, there were ample selections on the buffet, and the desserts were amazing. Would recommend!
8 years ago (21-05-2018)

I went with my mom for a mother's day brunch it's was so yummy and the staff was very fast and efficient and told us they do brunch every Sunday will for sure go again
8 years ago (21-05-2018)

Nice golf course and a convenient set of rooms attached to the clubhouse. Resort might be a stretch, but having the rooms and restaurant right on site makes it easy to stay and play.
8 years ago (19-05-2018)