Seven Lakes Country Club

I moved here a few years back and boy do I regret it, the HOA is absolutely horrible and they told be the HOA fees would be around $ 500, ended up being 1100! And for what? This place has pools that are full of Palm leaves and the golf course is always dry and worn, this place is very deceiving and crooked be WARNED this place is not worth the high HOA FEES AND TERRIBLE GROUND KEEPING, I also had problems with THEFT off my patio and even had a few things stolen from garage.

Actually I would give 7 lakes minus 5 stars, this is a horrible home owners association. We were deliberately lied to when purchasing our condo, by the in house sales representative, the HOA fees were not fully disclosed, and either were the additional mandatory monthly and yearly fees. That wasn’t the worst of it. We were told our property would be sold to us by the Indians thar owned the property, «the ink was drying on the contract as we speeking» is what the 7 lakes rep. told us. In reality this was NOT true. As it turned out two of the buildings, each having 7 units per building, were not even owned by the same person. Our home owners association, negotiated a buy out for the other buildings and left the rest of us hanging in the wind. Meanwhile we were paying our very high HOA fees for the attorney who did nothing for us, due to these circumstances several of the owners in the 2 units lost our homes. This was devastating. There are very shady goings on in this HOA. TAKE THIS SERIOUSLY BEFORE YOU MAKE A DECISION.

as a guest of a member, i have dined many times in the beautiful restaurant over the last few years. sadly, our brunch last Sunday was awful. even if i was not aware of the replacement of Jim, the head chef for many years, i would have been shocked at the caliber of food and presentation that came out of the same kitchen. no sublime eggs Benedict, instead a big sloppy mess of heuvos ranchero and gnocchi Cajun style — meant to fill you up on cheap food. the carving station consisted of dry tasteless turkey breast, no prime rib, pork, or on occasion, wonderful rack of lamb chops. no poached salmon or other fish normally presented in its whole form, but a few bits of smoked salmon, clumps of cream cheese on bagel halfs. gone were the flaky rolls. worst of all, no coconut balls — a wonderful signature confection. fortunately, the bar served great mimosas and bloody marys as always. i felt so bad for our wonderful host and the amount of $$$ he needed to spend on a brunch that might of been even better if served at a Holiday Inn.

An interesting collision of old Palm Springs and new Palm Springs, the lounge and dining area are always a fascinating experience for me. The food is rat pack era; the bar makes the most generous drinks in town, and the people-​watching is unparalleled. On the first Friday of the month they have music. I could be dancing next to a chic woman in Prada, and at the same time a 90 year old in a wheelchair. It’s electric.

Attentive service, varied menu and nice décor. Feels like a nice country club. Shrimp tempura was light and perfectly cooked. Several ordered beef and found it to be excellent. A very nice dining experience.

Booked through
; $ 3 transaction fee
18 hole executive course situated in the middle of nice gated community housing
14 par 3’s, 4 par 4’s, half dozen water holes, par 58
Very friendly pro-​shop
Early bird specials
Got $ 40 voucher pp online w/​o cart; the course is very walkable
Facility has a restaurant; not sure if open to public