Sagecliffe Resort & Spa

The Sagecliffe is a beautiful property with unparalleled views, however it misses the mark in service and attention to detail. I was underwhelmed considering the price point and believe management has several opportunities to enhance the guest experience. Here are a few things I noted during my stay: Safety -No communication with guests during the wildfire. The front desk staff was friendly at check-in, but not the experience you'd expect at a luxury property. Later in the evening, we picked up a bottle of wine, and the desk agent was rude. Tendrils restaurant was severely understaffed and we waited 30 minutes to check in with the hostess. Meanwhile, the front desk team was chatting and playing on their cell phones. It would have been nice to see some teamwork and consideration for guests. The check-in agent could have mentioned the situation with the "VIP" concert entrance during arrival. As a first-time guest, I was surprised this isn't included since you stay at Sagecliffe for its proximity to the Gorge. The room was charming but several scuffs on the walls which diminished aesthetic. I also had to avoid stepping in a HUGE pile of bird excrement at the door (which had been overlooked by housekeeping - you could tell it had been there a while). On the patio, landscaping fabric was uplifted, creating a tripping hazard. The lounge chairs were too low and the railing blocked the view. These are small details, but you wouldn't see them at a Four Seasons or JW Marriott.

We had a great stay at this property! Recommend everyone to come and enjoy the beautiful view with grapes vines and mountain.

Cabin was beautiful, very high end furniture, although not very practical— no desk, no soft chairs, no small tables. Nowhere to plug in electronics although plenty of sockets, just nothing but the floor to rest gadgets on. Sofa was leather and super uncomfortable. But it all looked beautiful, just not practical. Views of the Gorge with the Columbia river below were to die for and made it worth it. Unfortunately the restaurant is terrible, service is really bad, food is almost un-eatable and there’s no other choice for dining options. For the shockingly high price of the lodging, you’d expect better. So it’s just the view you’re getting and what a stunning view it is.

It’s was good for a couple of days while travelling through. You couldn’t stay anymore because there’s only one restaurant. The pool bar wasn’t really open and if you wanted food you had to walk up and get it yourself. The area around the hotel is pretty and was good for what we needed.

Nice secluded resort

Yuck! we stayed in the cliffhouse - both the property and service was very very disappointing. Old, outdated, filthy, damaged, and unprofessional - thats the best I can describe it - we were certainly willing to spend the money, that is not the issue- let the pictures speak for itself

How did I not know about Sagecliffe sooner! I visited this wonderful resort in Quincy, WA with my husband and two young kids this week and had such a great experience! We stayed at one of the Cliffhouses and couldn't believe the breathtaking views. The heated outdoor pool was perfect for our whole family. The kids spent hours in the pool while my husband and I could just relax and get some quality time together. The fresh pizzas by the pool was such a great touch (steak/garlic topping is to die for!) The restaurant and spa are all top notch at this resort. They even have actual pickleball courts! Highly recommend visiting Sagecliffe next time you need a getaway!

Absolutely fantastic location, beautiful vineyard environment. Unique accommodations and style (liked). Liked firepits, outdoor games, and pool. Average food for the price, overall property needs refreshing, missing some attention to detail. Thank-you

Overall it was an excellent experience! The view of the Columbia River gorge is spectacular and our room is very clean. However, this resort has very limited food options. I did a take-out order for dinner and I was told that they were short of staff so for takeout I could only order bar food (like Pizza, appetizers, etc) instead of from the full menu. The food is salty and pricey. For their price point, I do expect to have better food options.

We stayed in Condo 9C for 2 nights during a concert weekend. I unfortunately never had a chance to stay on this property when it was owned by CaveB, and my understanding is that the grounds have not been well maintained since the transition of ownership. The condo was nicely prepared for our arrival: AC on and very clean. The kitchen and bathrooms were well stocked with lots of extra towels, plenty of toiletries and everything we needed to cook. We really enjoyed hanging out on the deck after dark. We ordered a pizza from Tendrils early in the evening to have as a late night snack after the concert and it was delicious. Now for some feedback: Inside the condo the bathroom fan was dirty, maybe it’s just not on the housekeeping list to watch for. The cabinets had things like blankets and sheets just stuffed into them, making it seem like they could be used/dirty from prior guests. The grounds…. The biggest area for improvement. So many weeds are everywhere. It was super apparent that more landscaping is needed when I noticed the pot next to the main reception entrance had weeds in it. There were tons of weeds growing around the sidewalk and curbs in front of the main building as well. Kochia is not pretty like lavender. We noticed a fair amount of garbage in the vineyards and trellis that is in need of repair (falling over) too. I’m a farmer with vineyards so I know how much labor it takes to keep up with these tasks and it should be reasonable to expect at a resort like this. The pool and restaurant umbrellas are extremely faded and need replacement. The pool area I’m sure was once very beautiful with the central pond but it is in great need of weeding, building and landscaping repair. Bring your own ice water to the pool and don’t expect any kind of service while there. Would I stay here again for a concert? Yes! Would I ever consider staying here any other time? No. Would I ever host a wedding here? Absolutely not unless they step up groundskeeping tasks and make it a priority. It could be stunning and draw visitors outside of concert season. What I observed is a once great property going downhill.