Grandover Resort & Spa, A Wyndham Grand Hotel

“Relaxation here I come!!!!!”

I was a visitor at your lovely spa and I had two wonderful young ladies that made my experience an enjoyable and relaxing experience. One of the young ladies that showered me with such kindness was Tatyana and the other young lady that made everything pleasurable was Yasmeen. Isaiah is the best ma… Mehr

I was a visitor at your lovely spa and I had two wonderful young ladies that made my experience an enjoyable and relaxing experience. One of the young ladies that showered me with such kindness was Tatyana and the other young lady that made everything pleasurable was Yasmeen. Isaiah is the best massage therapist ever. I have been getting massages for around ten years now and he has been the best I've experienced!

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“Geschmäcker sind verschieden ”

... und die Ausstattung und Einrichtung des Grandover gehört dort dazu. Die Tische, Stühle, Lampen, Teppiche und Betten alles Geschmacksache! Ich persönlich finde es schwer und sehr dunkel gehalten. Was dem Haus natürlich auf der anderen Seite den gewissen Charme verleiht Klasse zu haben. Worauf e… Mehr

... und die Ausstattung und Einrichtung des Grandover gehört dort dazu. Die Tische, Stühle, Lampen, Teppiche und Betten alles Geschmacksache! Ich persönlich finde es schwer und sehr dunkel gehalten. Was dem Haus natürlich auf der anderen Seite den gewissen Charme verleiht Klasse zu haben. Worauf es mir in so einem Resort ankommt ist Service und Sauberkeit. Der Service auf einem wirklich hervorragenden Standard. Concierges erwarten einen in der Lobby, weisen den Weg sind freundlich und kümmern sich um das Gepäck wenn man danach fragt. Rezeption das gleiche, ich war ziemlich platt nach meinem Flug, aber die Dame blieb freundlich und hilfsbereit. Die Köche am Frühstücksbuffet sind schnell und machen ihre Sache wirklich gut, aber mit einem Lächeln auf den Lippen wäre der Start in den Tag (denn das ist es in diesem Moment) perfekt ;). Hotelbar und Frühstück alle sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Im Golfshop arbeiten lässige junge Menschen die sichtlich Spaß an ihrem Job haben. Der Service startet am Parkplatz wenn einem die Tasche abgenommen wird und endet beim abwischen und verstauen der Schläger im Auto. Housekeeking habe ich weder gesehen noch gemerkt aber sie machen einen guten Job. Aus meiner Sicht merkt man dass fast alle diesen Beruf wirklich gern machen aber vielleicht nicht von der Pike auf gelernt hat und es daher gefühlt nicht immer ganz zum Preis passt aber man fühlt sich wohl. Ich kenne aber auch die Gegenseite das gutes Personal nicht vom Himmel fällt. Sauberkeit, die startet an der Einfahrt und endet am 18. Loch. Der Rasen und die Anlage toll gepflegt. Teppiche, Fliesen, Gläser und Besteck sauber. Bekleidung, Schuhe und auch die Person die es trägt absolut öffentlich. Leider wieder die Küche :) ich bin in einer österreichischen Gastronomie Familie aufgewachsen und für mich vermittelt eine schmuddelige Küche einfach die Idee das die Qualität des essens schlecht sein könnte. Aus meiner Sicht, wenn man schon Front Cooking betreibt sollte das Equipment oder speziell der Herd tip top in Ordnung sein. Vielleicht wäre eine Grundreinigung dieses Bereiches einmal von Vorteil. Resümee, im großen und ganzen wirklich gut, da und dort Potential. Ich war zufrieden und schaue im späteren Sommer nochmal vorbei.

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“A Mom Review of Grandover from 7/10/26”

Would I stay here again? Yes. Here's the context: I was traveling alone with my kids, and safety was my number one priority. Greensboro has its share of questionable hotels, so I was willing to pay more for a place where I felt secure. We're a Disney resort family, but we rarely stay in ultra-luxur… Mehr

Would I stay here again? Yes. Here's the context: I was traveling alone with my kids, and safety was my number one priority. Greensboro has its share of questionable hotels, so I was willing to pay more for a place where I felt secure. We're a Disney resort family, but we rarely stay in ultra-luxury 4- or 5-star hotels. We appreciate a nice resort, but we're also realistic. The Grandover was nice enough, and whether you'll love it really depends on what you're looking for. We booked last minute and ended up with a room by the elevator. I expected noise, but it was surprisingly minimal. The room itself was clean and odor-free. The lobby and exterior are absolutely beautiful, and the staff were consistently polite. The resort is also easy to navigate. That said, there are a few things to know before booking. The property definitely has a 1990s luxury hotel vibe and is showing its age in places. Some areas could use repairs, and the elevators needed a good wipe-down. The hallway on our floor had that unmistakable stink bug smell, but thankfully it never made it into our room. The indoor pool area is gorgeous... but the temperature completely ruined it for me. It felt like walking into a sauna. The stagnant, hot, humid air made it uncomfortable just sitting there while my son swam. Staff, if you ever read reviews—please turn the heat down in that room! Nothing about it felt relaxing. The pool atmosphere also wasn't exactly what I expected from a family-friendly resort. There was a fair amount of drinking, some rowdy guests, and one group was smoking and blasting music with explicit lyrics despite the posted no-smoking rules. To the hotel's credit, I did see uniformed security step in after what I assume was a complaint, and they handled the situation. Unfortunately, a few guests can quickly take away from the otherwise classy feel of the property. As a parent, it was also a little awkward watching kids play while couples were openly making out in the pool. Again, not the hotel's fault, but something families should know. The food was excellent. The mattresses were comfortable, although I wish they used fully encased mattress protectors and better-fitting sheets. (I'm the person who checks every hotel room for bed bugs the minute I arrive—even in upscale hotels.) The pillows are feather down, which some people love. Personally, I found them a little too flat by morning, but they were acceptable. Overall, I would absolutely stay here again because I felt safe, the staff were kind, the rooms were relatively clean, and the food was very good. If you're visiting Greensboro and safety is your top concern, I'd recommend choosing the Grandover, O.Henry Hotel, or Proximity Hotel. In my opinion, those are worth paying for. Greensboro has some great hotels—but it also has plenty I'd rather not risk, especially when traveling alone with children.

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“Pleasant Stay in a Quiet Setting”

**4/5** We stayed at the Grandover over the Fourth of July weekend and had an enjoyable stay overall. The staff were consistently friendly and welcoming, and our room was clean, comfortable, and, most importantly, very quiet. While everything was well maintained, both the room and the hotel as a … Mehr

**4/5** We stayed at the Grandover over the Fourth of July weekend and had an enjoyable stay overall. The staff were consistently friendly and welcoming, and our room was clean, comfortable, and, most importantly, very quiet. While everything was well maintained, both the room and the hotel as a whole are beginning to feel a bit dated and could benefit from some updates. The hotel grounds are beautiful, and the golf course is clearly very well maintained, making for a pleasant setting to relax and walk around. My biggest complaint was the indoor pool area. It was suffocatingly hot, with very little ventilation. The air felt stagnant and humid, making it uncomfortable to spend much time there. Improving the ventilation would make a significant difference. Overall, this is a solid hotel with excellent service, peaceful accommodations, and beautiful grounds. With some modernization and improvements to the indoor pool area, it would easily earn five stars.

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