BEND, OR-Pronghorn, an Auberge Resort, and part of Auberge Resorts' collection of award-winning luxury hotels and world-class spas, has plans for a $20 million investment in a new guest lodge, spa and enhancements to existing facilities to be completed in early 2015.
The new hotel will be named The Huntington Lodge at Pronghorn, An Auberge Resort after the Huntington Trail – a historic wagon route constructed in 1867 that ran through Deschutes County. The lodge will complement an existing full-service spa, two world-class golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Tom Fazio, multiple restaurants and unparalleled access to countless outdoor activities including skiing at Mt. Bachelor, North America's 5th largest ski resort.
“Pronghorn encompasses all the attributes we take pride in throughout our collection of exceptional hotels and resorts–individuality, understated elegance and a spectacular natural setting,” said Mark Harmon, CEO of Auberge Resorts. “Our development plans will reinforce Pronghorn's reputation as one of the best luxury resorts in the West and represent the exceptional cuisine and spa experiences for which Auberge is renowned.”
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