Hotel Eldorado At Eldorado Resort

We had a business-focused visit, but I can't wait to return for a romantic weekend. It's a practical, accommodating hotel for any kind of stay, with an excellent location and a historical touch. We ate at both the pub and restaurant, and had fantastic experiences at each. The service was exceptional. We asked for a room with a desk for a Zoom meeting the next morning, and the front desk team quickly arranged an amazing room. The gym, steam room, and hot tub were incredible too. Have fun!

We had a really nice stay at the Eldorado, with great views and plenty to do around the resort. After a hike or a long work week, the pool, steam room, and two hot tubs were perfect for unwinding. Marwa and Riley went over the hotel details when we arrived and shared ideas for things to do nearby. The staff were friendly and helpful. There are three restaurants on site. We chose the lounge and liked the food a lot. The Eldorado burger with wild mushrooms and apple chutney was especially good. Terra was a lovely waitress, and my girlfriend and I could take our time over dinner and a relaxed drink. I’d recommend staying here.

We spent a weekend here for my wife’s birthday, and the room in the Arms part of the resort had a really cool look and feel. Jill at the spa was so kind and helped my wife relax. She left feeling very satisfied. Riley at the front desk was also great with customers, friendly, and knowledgeable. Thanks to everyone who helped make her birthday special.

I live locally and stayed here this summer. I’m at the delta grand now, and the difference has really stood out. Hotel Eldorado has vegan choices on all its menus, even by the pool. I still think about the delicious falafel meal we had, and we also tried pizza with plant cheese. It feels clear that someone there really cares. Thank you. At the delta, Oak & Cru has no menu options for vegans, which has upset me. That leaves animals without a fair chance and guests without the option to choose more compassionately. I also wonder about people with allergies or religious restrictions. It’s confusing, and it seems intentional.