Nestled snugly in New Jersey's Appalachian Valley, behold the Minerals Hotel by Crystal Springs, a four-season haven where seriousness meets giggles amidst a backdrop of picturesque landscapes. A proud member of the Crystal Springs Resort family, this place isn't just a hotel; it's practically a mini kingdom boasting not one, not two, but a mind-boggling six championship golf courses and spas so fancy, they've bagged awards—making us wonder if they get acceptance speeches. In dire need of a break from reality? Minerals Hotel is your answer. Want a family escape to remember? Say no more. But here's the kicker—this spot isn't just a magnet for holidaymakers; it's a magnet for business heads too. So, when work beckons, this place switches gears faster than a Formula 1 car with its array of meeting spaces and a business center that could possibly put "business" in business. And hold on to your putters, because the golf scene here isn't just swinging clubs and dodging sand traps. They've got a foot golf course, giving a whole new meaning to "putting your best foot forward" on the greens. If a relaxing and enjoyable vacation is what you seek, Minerals Hotel by Crystal Springs is your ticket to paradise. From comfy lodgings to finger-licking good food and a plethora of amenities, this place is the jackpot for everyone seeking a slice of paradise.

The staff was very friendly and answered all my questions (I asked a lot). The course itself is well kept considering it’s also used for foot golf and it’s aimed for family use. Would definitely go again and you can’t go wrong with a course like this especially when the prices are amazing.

The view is attractive, however the condition of the course was awful. Tee box was almost like a bunker (not much grass but mostly sand) and the green was ariated with no care, the ball almost ran like it was in the pin ball machine. Too many par 3 holes made it seems I haven't played full 18 hole at the end. I came to this course as my friend gave me the sampler tickets, but I don't think I'll come back even if it is free.

Great for beginners and families looking to have fun. Some parts of the course seem to have lost some of its quality like the lake and parts of the fairway. Regardless, my friends were able to have a great time.

We stayed in a condo/townhouse/hovel for seven days. The accommodations were horrible. The girl at the front desk was most pleasant until she found out we were booked through a timeshare then attitude did a 180 Immediately after checking in we were given a map to our homestead for the week, no directions just a map... When I asked how to get there I was given directions with an extremely negative attitude. We went to the location and after entering I immediately started taking pictures. CYA I went to the front desk to make them aware of the situation. The same woman told me they would send maintenance and housekeeping... Neither ever came! The second day I reported the issues to the front desk again but to no avail. So if you like mold filled showers, pee stained bedding, unclean carpets, delapidated raised decking with nails popping up, or tarnished 30 year old silverware then this is the place for you! I drove 1100 miles to stay there and spent 700 on a rental car. Don't waste your money folks.