Cave B Inn

Stunning, a true get away. I travel all over the world and this land is special. The staff are caring. The food is wonderful. Come here to slow down and enjoy your life. It’s not luxury like snap your fingers and poof you have a servant. Go to a city for that… This is luxury where you are in awe- Gods land, there is love in the food, the preparation and of course the property!

Disappointing. The Sagecliff resort is run down and poorly maintained. Service is poor. Nuf said.

I stayed at this resort for a couple nights in the last few weeks. I do not think this is a luxury property. Perhaps for the region it is in, but not generally. When we arrived our reservation had apparently been screwed up, and we were "upgraded" to a condo. These are small, standalone buildings about a fifteen minute walk from the main resort. There are no dedicated walking paths, so you would have to walk along the property roads, which are extremely narrow as it is. They do have golf carts you can call from the front desk apparently (the front desk did not provide this information at check in), but I didn't bother. We just ended up driving back and forth. The condo building we were in was clearly poorly constructed. Cheap materials and many issues like flickering lights, a missing light cover, a faucet that wobbled severely whenever you used it, water damage to base boards, cracks in sheets rock around the windows, etc. Beds are low, but comfortable. Lots of pillows. The lights on the bed didn't work and came with instructions on how if you wanted to use them you apparently had to find the cord under the bed and plug it in? I didn't bother. It was a studio setup with the bed placed in a sort of alcove area that could be shut with sliding closet doors. Condo had a fridge, microwave, kettle, stove top, and kitchen utensils. It was clean. There were real estate signs in the window and stuffed in various places in the unit (I think they're privately owned and rented out via the resort?). There were rows of closets at the entrance, mostly full of cleaning supplies, etc. The view was ok. I was right next to the vineyard, and there is a lot of construction with backhoes and other vehicles driving around out there, etc. Floor to ceiling windows are a double edged sword as they provide a nice view, they also don't provide much privacy. Particularly for the first row of units, where anyone walking out of lower units will be looking right in your windows. I am not holding this against them, as they're right by the concert venue, but it was SO loud. Even on the opposite end of the resort. If you are looking for peace and quiet, or to have business meetings here - check the schedule. The cost here seems to vary a lot. Apparently the weekend we were there the cost was about $1400 per night (we didn't have to pay ourselves, but that's what I recall being told it was). There was an event that weekend. Online it says it may be significantly cheaper other times of the year. I will simply say it wasn't worth anywhere near $1400 a night. Not even $500 frankly. The food was three stars. I want to be fair and say that I was told they had one chef working and she seemed nice and to be doing her best. In the end this, this resort demands high prices simply by being the best accommodation in the area for miles and being near a popular, remote venue. Supply and demand. As far as service, food, property upkeep and construction, etc. Our experience wasn't bad, it was perfectly fine. Just not luxury and not worth the peak prices in my opinion. It is just positioned as the best place for miles to stay unless and you want to camp because, well...it is.