New Rate Promotion
- March Resort Special
Booking Dates: 01-30 March, 2012
Travel Dates: 01-30 March, 2012 Sunday-Friday arrivals only
Details:
- 2 night minimum stay is required
- Qualified reservations will receive a $50 resort credit. Resort credit may be applied to purchases in BIN 189, Room Service, Aromas and Spa of the Pines treatments or retail products (regular price treatments and products only, cannot be applied to current specials & promotions).
- Resort credit may not be applied to room rate charges, taxes, pet fees or resort fees.
Call to Book at 909-336-1511
or
For Reservations Call: 909-336-1511
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For reservations between December 3, 2012 - July 31st, 2013
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Lake Arrowhead
In addition to remarkable shopping and dining, Lake Arrowhead Village provides free family friendly entertainment and events all year.
Meetings & Events
We offer a total of 23,000 square-feet of beautifully transformed meeting and indoor and outdoor function space for all occasions.
Dining
At BIN189 our menus offer a variety of food types and affordable pricing for everyone!
Weddings
Set high in the San Bernardino Mountains, Lake Arrowhead Resort and Spa offers a getaway setting on top of the world.
Spa at The Pines
The highly skilled professionals at Spa of the Pines know exactly what to do to awaken your senses and enliven your soul.
Welcome to Lake Arrowhead
High above the frenzied pace of the city, Lake Arrowhead Resort and Spa is situated at an elevation of 5,106 feet in the San Bernardino National Forest along the shores of picturesque Lake Arrowhead, with plenty of fresh air and clear-blue sky.
In the late 1800's, a small band of businessmen from Cincinnati, Ohio, including James Gamble of Procter & Gamble, bought most of the acreage in the valley and surrounding hills with the intention of building a dam to supply water and power to the orange growers in the San Bernardino Valley. They began construction of a concrete core dam and adjacent tunnels in 1893, just as the country plunged into a four-year depression.
By the early 1900's, several lawsuits had been filed against the project. Soon after, the Cincinnati industrialists lost interest and sold to another consortium headed by J.B. Van Nuys who finished the dam. They also conceived the idea of building an upscale hotel and a Normandy Village.
