Our Thanksgiving tradition continued with our yearly trip to Shawnee Inn. It's the perfect retreat for what our family desires on this holiday, combining history with good old fashioned hospitality. Also loved seeing golf still being played with the install of the permanent bridge. We will be back undoubtedly.

Our Thanksgiving tradition continued with our yearly trip to Shawnee Inn. It's the perfect retreat for what our family desires on this holiday, combining history with good old fashioned hospitality. Also loved seeing golf still being played with the install of the permanent bridge. We will be back undoubtedly.

Nice romantic place. Great location and view of the river.

Nice romantic place. Great location and view of the river.

This resort is in such a beautiful location, has great amenities and activities, the Gem & Keystone's food is fantastic, and the staff - Everyone from front desk to maintenance to restaurant staff, is incredible. You really feel at home, each person remembered me and greeted my my name throughout the weekend - Very special. Big props to Iris at the front desk who was extra special during our stay to make sure we were comfortable. But the rooms... They are awful. I don't think a single thing has been changed or upgraded since my mom worked here in the 70s. There are gauges, scratches and stains all over the walls, peeling paint, stains in bathtubs and what appeared to be mold. The bathroom doesn't even look the same as what's advertised on their web site. Especially in the Lodge near the street. We had one room in the main hotel building, and one in the lodge so we got a good comparison. Rooms are very musty and smelly. I would bring air freshener or candles. The lodge room didn't look anything like the web site photos - I think every room may be different. This hotel has so much potential to be an incredible 4 star hotel, but the rooms need some major TLC. It seems all the attention goes to the lobby. After the first night, we begged to be moved into a different room and they did move me to a different lodge room which is by far the best room I saw.

This resort is in such a beautiful location, has great amenities and activities, the Gem & Keystone's food is fantastic, and the staff - Everyone from front desk to maintenance to restaurant staff, is incredible. You really feel at home, each person remembered me and greeted my my name throughout the weekend - Very special. Big props to Iris at the front desk who was extra special during our stay to make sure we were comfortable. But the rooms... They are awful. I don't think a single thing has been changed or upgraded since my mom worked here in the 70s. There are gauges, scratches and stains all over the walls, peeling paint, stains in bathtubs and what appeared to be mold. The bathroom doesn't even look the same as what's advertised on their web site. Especially in the Lodge near the street. We had one room in the main hotel building, and one in the lodge so we got a good comparison. Rooms are very musty and smelly. I would bring air freshener or candles. The lodge room didn't look anything like the web site photos - I think every room may be different. This hotel has so much potential to be an incredible 4 star hotel, but the rooms need some major TLC. It seems all the attention goes to the lobby. After the first night, we begged to be moved into a different room and they did move me to a different lodge room which is by far the best room I saw.

My husband went golfing and stepped in a depression on the 6th green in the blue course and broke his ankle in 2 places requiring an operation 3 days later, needing a plate and 4 screws on his ankle. No one seemed concerned when I told them. We needed help to remove our luggage to the car. One of the men who worked there, I guess a concier tried to help but people at the desk could have cared less. My husband is an active senior but now he is helpless and can't move or drive without help. We have come to Shawnee for over 25 years celebrating every anniversary. I'm angry and hurt on how we were treated. Shawnee has been our second home. Not anymore.

My husband went golfing and stepped in a depression on the 6th green in the blue course and broke his ankle in 2 places requiring an operation 3 days later, needing a plate and 4 screws on his ankle. No one seemed concerned when I told them. We needed help to remove our luggage to the car. One of the men who worked there, I guess a concier tried to help but people at the desk could have cared less. My husband is an active senior but now he is helpless and can't move or drive without help. We have come to Shawnee for over 25 years celebrating every anniversary. I'm angry and hurt on how we were treated. Shawnee has been our second home. Not anymore.