Punderson Manor Lodge & Conference Center

Largest single room: 1 900 m² across 4 configurable spaces.

• Heather Lee★★★★★a month ago

  We enjoyed our stay in the hospitality suite. The room was spacious, comfortable, and well maintained. The property was clean, quiet, and reasonably priced, making it a great value. Check-in was quick and efficient, and we especially enjoyed relaxing by the fire pit and taking in the beautiful lake views. The only minor downside was that the older woman front desk agent seemed a bit grumpy and not particularly welcoming. However, this did not significantly impact our overall experience. The property itself was excellent, and we had a very enjoyable stay. We would happily return and recommend it to others looking for a peaceful getaway. I would like to prepare guests who are looking forward to lake swimming- the alge situation is quite intense right now. Food pics: chicken parm, shrimp alfredo, tso cauliflower

• Stephanie Price★★★★★2 months ago

  First timer I had an amazing experience in the Cabin and will return .... The breakfast was a 10/10 and my Mimosa was top tier.... service exceeded my expectations and the vibe was peaceful and relaxing. I am looking forward to returning soon.... only things I had a very small issue with was the hot water ran out during my shower (it is only 2 of us) and there's not alot of room in the shower lolol.

• Casey Levine★★★★★a month ago

  I’ve had the pleasure of getting to stay at one of Punderson’s cabins for a couple weeks. And it has made a work trip such a memorable, enjoyable experience. Getting to take in the beautiful scenery, enjoying the peace, quiet, and nature of staying on a state park but with all the conveniences and amenities of a hotel- having coffee available in the lobby in the mornings, the pool, on site restaurant, and helpful staff. It’s been so lovely to chat with and watch the other guests that have come to Punderson year after year. I look forward to coming back

• Rachel Wasson★★★★★a month ago

  We’ve stayed on the cabins over the last 4 years, each year it gets worse. This year our cabin (#8) had black mold all over the baseboard molding, the bathroom shower door was broken and wouldn’t close (but doesn’t matter because we didn’t shower the 3 nights we were there due to the sewer bugs climbing all over the shower floor), the bed frame in the master was broken, and the mattress had a giant divot in the middle. Each year we’ve come, there’s usually a rowdy crowd that will eventually quiet down around midnight. This year the party started and midnight and would go to 3am. When questioned, the front desk rudely advised that while we could call in a noise complaint, neither they or the park ranger will do anything about it. The outdoor pool has been missing tiles for the last 2 years, and the gardens in the front of the manor properly have slowly disappeared. My family has visited the manor and restaurant for the last 30+ years and it’s sad to see what’s become of it. Ultimately, the manager was kind and offered to comp one night stay, but ultimately feel the general public should be aware of the state of these cabins.

• Derek McPherson★★★★★9 months ago

  Don't not recommend staying in the cabins if you have a disability that affects your mobility. The handicap "access" rooms seem to only come with a queen size bed that sits at 40 inch from floor to mattress or 2 twin size bunk beds unless you want to sit on a pull out couch. The floor transitions between rooms stick up almost 2 inches tall making them a trip hazard for walkers and almost I'm possible for wheel chairs to move across without assistance. Staff seem to feel anytime you ask about something related to helping your stay like it's an inconvenience or you are calling at the wrong time and should know better. If you do call the main number to talk to the front desk be prepared to press 0 every 10 secs as the hold loops around back to the main menu and requires you to press 0 again or it will hang up. Had a problem with one of the 2 sliding glass doors that goes to the porch where it would not lock and when I called the front desk to inform them about it at night and to let them know that we would be out of the room in the late afternoon as we had an event to get ready for prior to it and told them what time we would be away at to make it easy for us and the staff I was informed that 1 I should have called in the morning as he didn't know how the maintenance staff worked and 2 I couldn't request a specific time to have the work done which was not the situation. The cabins have switches that seem to lead to no where. Showers are patched with caulk where holes in the liner and water pressure of toilets and sinks is almost non existent. The only thing that was nice was the shower had pressure. That's it. The lodge might be a 3 start hotel (won't know since we didn't stay in it) but the cabins which are $200 more night are definitely more on par with a seed motel. Most cabins don't have designated parking and the ones that do the guest seem to not know that's a parking spot and not a walk way. Because of this we had to park far away from our cabin and walk back to it in the dark.

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