Ottertail Hotel Guide - Thumper Pond Golf Course hotels in Ottertail, United States of America.

"Very clean and comfortable. Staff very helpful and nice. Continental breakfast was very good"

"The room was clean, the staff very helpful. The breakfast area even a waffle maker ready to go"

"This place goes downhill every single year. We stay with a group for Christmas for the last 15 years. Wallpaper is peeling, you are charged for a “resort fee” but the pools aren’t even always working. Dining is subpar. Rooms are very dated and getting worse every year. I think it’s time for our family to move on from thumper pond. "

"Stayed here over a long weekend with my wife on a winter getaway. This place was everything we were looking for. From the saunas to the hot tub everything was amazing and help provide a quiet relaxing weekend away to read and unwind. Josh was an amazing host. Was always quick to respond and help with anything we had questions on. We've used VRBO for years and I'll say Josh was the most gracious and responsive host we have ever had. Thanks for such an amazing weekend."

"The location is perfect with a great view on the lake. House has been updated and fit our large party with no issues! Can’t wait to rent again "

"Pam was very friendly and welcoming, and helped answer any questions we had during our stay. The home was lovely with a beautiful yard and lake front. We had fun hanging out on the dock, and doing some water activities. "

"Very nice place. Plenty of room with all the amenities!"

"Everything was perfect!"

"It accomplished exactly what we needed pet friendly, time away to just hangout with friends and family without the distractions of work and life.However, in one of the bedrooms there were a dirty pair of pants let in the room on the floor and a pacifier from the previous people on the ground. Also, we came in the winter, so I am assuming the summer experience is excellent, but during the winter, at least, the water was untreated and smelled so bad that people chose not to take showers and brushed their teeth with bottled water."