Visited last weekend on a FNC and an extra night with points. Wonderful hotel, but glad we got the room for free, since the rates, even on a Monday night in November, were pretty high.

Pros:
- Fantastic views all around.
- Great outdoor spaces with fire pits, lawn games, heated pool (though it was 28 out and I wasn't braving it), hiking trail, and obviously the golf (but we didn't golf)
- Upgraded from a standard 2 Queens to a 2 Queens Woodland Junior Suite. No real view but tons of space for our family, which was nice.
- The food was fantastic at Croft and the Pocket Cafe (didn't eat at Craeg, but it looked incredible and the fancy place wasn't open); also, prices were reasonable considering you're basically trapped there
- Two free drinks 'per person' at the Pocket Cafe Happy Hour (5-7). It was fun grabbing some wine or the cocktail of the month and then reading by the fireplace or playing board games in the library
- Brought our own books, but there was a good selection in the library and a lot of board games/types, which was great for our kid. The fireplaces were going almost the whole time, too.

Cons:
- $43 to hand my keys to someone else to drive my car will never not infuriate me; that being said, the valets were pretty good and definitely braved some cold temps to hoof it up to the lot and get cars
- Service was fairly slow at Croft, including at times when it really shouldn't have been
- The main bar was really missing out on the Scottish theme by not having any good peaty Scotch

If you go, I highly recommend hiking in Cloudland Canyon SP only 15 min away. Also, while there aren't many options around, there are a few great holes in the wall. We really enjoyed Lookout Mt Pizza.

Here are a few pictures from the trip:

Downstairs sitting area by the fireplace, with a wooden topographical map of the area

View as you walk in the front doors

Looking out toward the pool and Skyside Cafe

The library area

Cloudland Canyon SP (before the snow rolled in)