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Businiess name:
Resort Semiahmoo
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Review by:
Rich T.
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Review content:
The other reviews of this place are stuck in an entry for hyperbaric services...wierd...
But in any case, we've been here are few times. Microsoft used to have their retreats here and I can't come here without remembering the stress of what was then called the Microsoft management retreat. Kind of a combination SAT plus a prom for geeks. Really fun to do the cases. The facility though is great. It is in the rain shadow, so doesn't rain as much, it is at the end of a huge spit and you can sail, you can play tennis and they have a big indoor/outdoor pool.
We've been there twice with the kids. Once just after knee surgery for me where the walk to the pool was the longest 300 yards I've ever done. The strange thing about them is that they want to be kid friendly, but they don't let kids into the hot tub. So folks are always breaking the rules to go there. Oh, well.
Also went there with friends and they have decent restaurants and things on site. There is not much else out there. We know, we went to a Mexican restaurant and then there is the mall farther down, but it is a great retreat.
Haven't tried the golf, but that is supposed to be fine too.
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