Urban Cowboy Lodge

It’s hands down one of my favorite places. The rooms are cozy and everything is well done. Staff is also very nice

The staff here was amazing, had a great one night getaway and I wished we stayed longer! Definitely would come back! Service A plus! Food A plus! Scenery outstanding! Definitely recommend for a good wind down from ones busy day to day.

Amazing! Did not want to leave. Such a cool place to visit. My only complaint is not staying another night.

Overall we enjoyed our stay. The property itself is beautiful and well maintained. The staff members however were not well trained. It felt as though no one was able to answer any question that I had. I also felt that the establishment rules were ridiculous. You were only allowed to eat breakfast outside if you had a dog.

Stunning/ tranquility

Horrible never happened before. We got the key went to the room, the door was open and the room was not cleaned. We drove for 2 hours to get there and spend time with friends and we ended up going back because they had no more rooms to accommodate us. I have video of the room how it was. They say that they call Expedia to refund us back. Waiting for my refund

A slice of heaven. From Buddys warm greeting to everyone on staff they are just the nicest, most witty and welcoming staff I’ve ever seen, without being pretentious. The chef hits it out of the park, creative and expertly prepared and freshly sourced. We will be back to relax and decompress again.A wonderful experience sinking into feather beds and Pendleton robes.

Property is huge

The good: excellent food, nice service, generally pleasant spaces. The bad: odd management rules, automatic tipping in the fine print on some meals but not all, resort fee each day, poor design decisions, deferred maintenance and not great craftsmanship. Suggestions: Allow anyone to eat on the porch for breakfast if there is plenty of space, or allow staff use their brains to evaluate only one dog on property so you don't need to hold 18 porch tables for that one dog. Don't make 60-year-olds crouch over a coffee table to have a hamburger, because of some rule when the place is mostly empty. Landscape the "swimming hole" by moving the large loose rocks out of an actual swimming path, so it isn't hazardous. Move the mini-split condenser away from the hot tub, since HVAC noise is not at all relaxing. Shake out the dusty lamps, replace the tilework around the soap dish, replace the felt on the pool table, and put real coffee and coffee mugs and bowls in the Chalet.

It was a great, relaxing experience.