Cozy and comfortable, a true oasis. The surrounding are beautiful. It is a more economical choice over the Inn at the Oasis. The grounds are sprawling and well maintained. It has a spring fed pool and jacuzzi and large grassy area with comfortable chairs and cozy fire pits to enjoy the cool starry nites

Stayed in the 900 building and its reasonable to believe the nearby two story structures are much the same. Dated and fairly Spartan. My room had a balcony but the outdoor carpet was worn and torn making opening the door a chore..The sink stopper stopped well short of closed, the toilet handle was hanging by??? WiFi is free and fast but as unreliable as the TV. B'fast buffet eatible which is more than can be said about the dinning in the Saloon. We were warned away from the dinner buffet so I can say little. Neither of my two meals was good and my friend got sick following dinner. I would go to the more upscale cousin up the street where the food was good, if expensive. They will charge the meal to your room

We were there for the Thanksgiving weekend. The weather was great but everything about the resort was excellent ... terrific food well served and presented, lovely accommodations, nice amenities, well located.

Stayed in a room with a walk out patio and had rocking chairs to sit and watch the clouds and stars go by. The room is clean and staff is friendly. I also enjoyed the restaurant and store. Also took the opportunity to go on a horse back ride at the stables on site. Friendly and safety conscious staff

To say that we liked it a bit better before the renovation, now the Check in Lobby seems like you are in the Maldives, but then you get the last rooms at the end of the Ranch and find those really shabby and not too nice at all - anyway the new restaurant was great but obviously too cold inside, but food very nice and server more or less ok - a bit of a young californian arrogant person...other then this, always a stop worth for sure...