Innisbrook Resort

I’ve been coming to this golf resort on & off for 20 years. The grounds are beautiful. That said, ppl unfamiliar with the structure of this resort should note that from it’s inception, it has consisted of individually owned condo units that are updated to meet the resort criteria for entry to the hotel pool of units, which in turn are the hotels base of rooms and suites. They are updated within, however the buildings themselves, do indeed date to their building during the 1970s. They are maintained extremely well, and again, the grounds are pristinely manicured. There are the golf courses, and a wildlife preservation area, and a lake on about 600 acres.Most ppl love the amazing Loch Ness Monster pool area, with waterfalls & slides. There are 5 other smaller pools on the grounds. There are places to eat, such as the Osprey restaurant in the main building (where check-in happens) a second casual pub like restaurant in another building, and a really nice Steakhouse restaurant. I like staying here because I like the grounds with the golf courses, trees and beautiful plants and foliage. There are always those who seem to be disappointed that this is not a glamorous/new resort. They (the resort management) cannot simply legally implode the buildings and build new because the buildings/ units are privately owned, at this point in time and for the foreseeable future. Enjoy it for what it best presents as, lovely units on beautiful property with golf courses & tennis courts.

No elevator to upper floors A little dated with decor

The property was extremely outdated, and there were many restrictions when I came to the Pools.

Big room with a big bathroom