Everything was great. a nice experience. In fact, we are going back.

The only real positive experience was the incredible view of the mountains. The rest of the area is beautiful as well.

After a nearly 14 hour trip, I arrived at the lodge next in line for check in. The person in front of me didn't know what he wanted and literally had dozens of questions, many he kept repeating. The guy behind the counter was slow on the computer and slow with answers and didn't care that I was waiting. I waited over 20 minutes to check-in. (It took me two minutes once he had time for me, with no apologies for ignoring me and making me wait and was actually rather unfriendly. The bed was lumpy soft and had a horrible squeak. We had to let the water run for 5 minutes to get anything close to hot water. It is off-season and still nearly $200 a night, with most restaurants closed and no microwave in the room. Definitely not worth it.

folks in the hottub were not following the rules: 15 minutes, 5 or fewer people, no glass, no alcohol. they broke them all. 12 people for an hour, no masks, drinking alcohol from glass!

Beds comfortable. Staff helpful . Parking as good as possible

The resort as a whole is a Maise to get around. Few Maps available. A wall map of each area not just online ski maps but restaurants and shops would be great.

Outdoor spa and pool was great and very popular. The location is perfect. Kitchen facilities are always a bonus.

Our room did not have a bed, just a fold out couch that was not conformable and the pillows were flat and lifeless. A boot and glove drying room is required.

Great location. Retro 1970's. Staff were friendly and the heated spa and pool at the end of a day's skiing was a fun way to relax and meet other people.

No heated boot/glove room. Ski Lockers were a pain to open. The pull out sofa was very uncomfortable as were the flat lifeless pillows. For the price I would expect more comfortable bedding.