Angelus Oaks Hotel Guide - Jenks Lake Junction Recreation Area hotels in Angelus Oaks, United States of America.

"Staff were extremely friendly and helpful during our stay. Room was very clean and new looking. Comfortable bed and a great view! We will definitely be back !"

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"Our first trip as 3 (we just had a baby) wasnt horrible but not ideal either. In the middle of the night the heater went out, we suffered through the 30° weather until morning to get wood. The fireplace doesn't ventilate well, and the smoke was suffocating us. I was looking forwars to the room Jacuzzi but it was severely outdated and honestly I didn't see any option to turn the jets on and when I turned the water on a little bit of the old water with soapy bubbles started coming up, which was a an eye soar. Other than that, it was great. "

"Breakfast was good with pancakes and eggs. I wouldn't say it was eleborate spread but it was good enough. My family enjoyed it!"

"Had a great stay , everything was exceptional"

"Clean, easy check in, safe area. Close to the village. Lighting was a little dark but overall really nice experience would 100% stay again "

"Great location ! "

"This property is perfectly located in Big Bear. It is walking distance to all of the downtown shops and restaurants and is only a few minutes away from the lake and the lifts. The room was very clean and stocked with utensils for our in room dining. I appreciated the garage parking to not only keep our vehicles safe and out of the weather, but also having indoor garage access to our elevator. During our stay, the pool and jacuzzi were closed for repair, but everything else was great. "

"Quite possibly the worst, most unsafe hotel experience I have ever had, which includes hotels in India and hostels in Spain and Italy, as well as many fine properties as well. We discussed using our fireplace with the manager, who gave us no reason to doubt doing this; having a fire is one of the highlights of staying in the mountains in winter. However, once we started the fire, the smoke alarm in the master bedroom went off, despite the flue being open and several windows being cracked. When we called the manager and asked him to take a look, he was unwilling to do so. Instead, he offered us to change rooms, in the middle of the night, with young children. Later after discussing this with other folks in town, the consensus was that the back flow of smoke into the room was likely due to a dirty, poorly maintained chimney. My children weee frightened by the smoke entering our room. It was so bad that we took the logs and embers outside and disposed of them in the snow, to remove all trace of smoky wood from the room. The poor maintenance and attitude of the property were in my opinion unconscionable. I don’t recommend staying here, and certainly don’t use the fireplace. "