Double Eagle Resort & Spa

You can see what the property once was and has the potential to be. It's starting to show some wear, our blinds were broken to get to the deck overlooking the beautiful pond. One of the child swings outside a cabin was broken and hanging from one side. The restaurant was good but could be great. Maybe hire more staff? Start breakfast earlier than 7:30 to draw in customers waiting for tables just down the road? Nice place in a stunning setting.

This place is great but the pool situation is so weird, especially since a place with cabins would presumably be kid friendly. Kids under 3 are not allowed in the pool at all. Kids under 12 are limited to using the pool for 2 separate 2 hour periods per day. 1 of those periods is when young kids would normally nap (11:30-1:30). So from 4:30-6:30 the pool is a zoo. None of this pool info is in the website. On top of that, there’s a local woman who goes around accosting the children DURING kids hours because she’s “been looking forward to coming here to have some peace all day.” There’s also a private jacuzzi in the locker room, so not sure why this place also needs adult hours or why it isn’t switched so lap swim/adult time is just 4 hours a day. However, knowing all this, I’d still come back with my kids.

Old cabin with minimal entertainment (no games, books, puzzles, fishing gear, children’s games, only a TV). The staff was not friendly—very restrictive hours for children’s pool use. A total ripoff.

We needed a place to stay before heading to Lake Tahoe a they had one room left. What a precious place!! Room well appointed, we got in late just in time for dinner at the restaurant. We ate a great meal at the bar. Women Bartender was great! Next morning my husband used the great workout facility abs I walked around the grounds a couple of times. The little pond in the middle of the compound iD so cute and Several families were out fishing for catch and release. Got some hot tea at the breakfast area in the morning and we were off. June lake is also a precious little town had no idea.