Stopped by the remedy in the four seasons to try their famous hot chocolate!…read more It was a cool experience. Super rich & creamy.

Overall it is a pleasant but compared to other FS experiences, it needs improvement. We always get…read moretreated well at Four Seasons. We have been so many locations across earth. The issue with this location was the dry treatment. Initial room we got was outdated and noisy despite choosing a quiet room when initially booked. They finally moved us to a better room that was updated and nice. The staff would definitely need to be more friendly here. It is called hospitality. Not sure if the weather had an effect, it was the driest air I have ever experienced when we visited. Compared with FS in One Dalton in Boston or the Headquarter in Toronto or the ones in Scottsdale or Chicago or Abu Dhabi, this is why I gave 3 stars.

We had a wonderful stay at the Wyndham in Avon. The 2-bedroom was spacious, clean and well stocked…read more The location was great for enjoying activities at Beaver Creek. The free buses from the hotel to Beaver Creek made it easy to commute. The price was good for how much space you get compared to other hotels in the area. The front desk staff were awesome! They were kind, helpful, accommodating. We were a little concerned that there was only valet parking, but the valet service was great and we were easily able to access our vehicle whenever we wanted. We would definitely stay here again.

I've been a Worldmark owner for many years! We've stayed a many resorts. This was the most…read more"average" resort from the Worldmark collection so far!!! They say that all rooms are "presidential", however, they just seem to be larger in size with fancier soaps, dishes and silverware. Really no seasons ir anything and no other amenities. Just because you have fancy silverware, plates, cups, and pots and pans does not make this a high end location. Being In the center of town is convenient, however, if you've been to a Worldmark location, you know most resorts are on the outskirts of town." as a sidenote, be prepared to spend a fortune when parking your vehicle. There's no other locations to park other than the resort itself and it's valet only..... an hefty $45 a day.... And then the valets have signs out for tips.... Of course. While there is no pool or outdoor activities, they do try to have events in the owners lounge, or snacks in the lobby. Again, more of an average type of event. Considering this is a "presidential" room location. You would expect more. For the most part, stuff was very nice. They all seem to be well informed of the area, and always had a smile on their face.

What an incredible place! The natural hot springs are healing and comfortable. Friendships abound…read moreamong the many folks from all over, of all ages, who have been lucky enough to find this place. The staff is absolutely fantastic - Steve, Brandi, Doug, Maria, Melissa, Helena - I'm sorry if I missed anyone! Nicest people! Our room was impeccable, clean, and comfortable, and was about 10 feet from the largest heated pool on planet Earth! Glenwood Springs, Colorado is an amazing town full of interesting adventure seekers, and the Glenwood Hot Springs Resort is the epicenter of this mystical pace. I'll say what everyone else says: We'll be back!! Dave and Regi Bright from Texas

Glenwood Hot springs pool was one of the coolest places I've ever been. Beautiful views, convenient…read morelocker rooms, family friendly, easy parking. A little pricey but so worth it. Sulfur smell is strong but that's what you get with hot spring water!! Kids pool was colder than I expected but the slides are fun for kids!

Looking for a hotel in Vail, Colorado? A staycation in the mountains? A luxurious retreat with…read more3,000-acres of skiing in seven huge bowls? The Sebastian, Vail is a 5-star resort located in the heart of Vail, Colorado & it's the perfect place for you (and your furry friend) to enjoy & unwind in the Rocky Mountains. Ross and I stayed at The Sebastian for the first time this year and it certainly won't be the last. During our stay we were in a One Bedroom Residence and we brought our dog Forbes along with us. Upon arrival at The Sebastian, we truly felt like we had arrived somewhere magnificent in the mountains (because we had); the Porte-cochère & lobby of The Sebastian is quintessential Vail in all of it's grandeur with large wooden beams, beautiful stonework, a rod iron chandelier and a blazing rod-iron fireplace. The Sebastian's staff is certainly 5-star and catered to us with speed and professionalism. The valets & front staff greeted us and got us sorted for our stay. Our bags were retrieved from the car and we valeted our car for the weekend - valet parking costs USD 45 per day with in/out privileges. The front desk allowed us to check-in early at 2pm. Check-in is normally at 4pm. Before we headed to our room, the front desk staff gave Forbes a treat (we loved this thoughtful touch). Pets are allowed at The Sebastian for an extra charge of $150 per pet, per stay (Service animals are exempt from fees). For additional details on pet restrictions and to request pet-friendly rooms, contact the property prior to your stay - this is what we did and everything had been taken care of upon our check-in. We chose the One Bedroom Residence for our stay at The Sebastian. The One Bedroom Residence had a bedroom with 1 King Bed, 2 full bathrooms with walk-in showers, a dining area, a sitting area and a porch looking out onto the mountains. The bedroom was nice albeit a little dark (but that's me being incredibly picky lol, I wish the windows in the bedroom were a BIT larger to allow in more natural light). The king bed was super comfortable and we slept like babies. We loved that there were two bathrooms in the One Bedroom Residence so Ross could get out of my hair (literally lol) while I got ready each morning and evening. We all (especially Forbes) loved the porch that was accessible from the dining area. The view and fresh air gave us the full Vail experience. We enjoyed drinking our morning coffee out on the porch and listening to Vail wake up. Room Service at The Sebastian was speedy & delicious. We recommend getting some wine and a charcuterie board to start off your stay. For some late night dining, try the elk burger; it was amazing. The One Bedroom Residence is a great spot to entertain if you have friends and family staying in The Sebastian as well. We ordered several drinks from room service and had a little late night cocktail hour one night - so fun! For photo ops within The Sebastian, the lobby & the fireplace makes for a great bouj background. The Sebastian has a gorgeous pool with multiple hot tubs that are heated and ready to use year round. There are several biking and hiking trails right by the hotel that the front-desk can advise you on. The hotel offers bicycle rentals on site. During the winter ski season, Vail Ski Resort is a 2 min walk from the hotel and the Born Free Express Lift is a 15 min walk from the hotel. There are free shuttle services from the hotel to the ski lifts. The Sebastian offers ski equipment rentals and storage for hotel guests. The Sebastian is in the perfect location in Vail to walk to some of my favorite places: - Leonora - located within The Sebastian. Go for dinner and make sure to get the churros for dessert! - Vintage - my favorite place for brunch in Vail. Get the bottomless mimosas, avocado toast & pancakes. - Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory - sweet snacks. The milk chocolate fudge slaps! - La Tour - French Bistro. Amazing dinner spot with superb wines and a fun knowledgeable staff. - Fall Line Kitchen & Cocktails - craft cocktails in beautiful glasses with open bay windows to enjoy the outdoors while you're indoors.

Great experience staying at The Sebastian. We stayed for 2 nights in December and had a great time…read more Room was clean and bed was super comfortable!

Gorgeous hotel with impeccable service! From the front door…read moreuntil checkout we only experienced the most beautiful people who work at The St. Regis. Great ambience, food, spa, and a decent gym as well! The location is ideal with only a 5 minute walk from town, yet it sits above the town so you actually feel secluded and peaceful. The outdoor dining is lovely and spacious. The pool is above the outdoor dining, so it's private, comfortable and stunningly beautiful tucked into the mountains. We will be back!

The St Regis is a must stop in Aspen. And you can't go wrong w the espresso martini. Don't forget…read morethe Caribou Club....... If you can get in. Here's to the good life!!! Ola, mi amigos!

Back at it again at C Lazy U! I swear this place never disappoints and I was amazed that some of…read morethe staff remembered me when my folks and I returned. Now I will admit the weather has been an either scorcher or soaking wet and some events had to be postponed/canceled, but as Coloradian natives say, "it's Colorado!", which I've learned is the same as saying "hakuna matata", haha! But the horse back riding, spa services, and everything else have all been top notch! I can't wait to return next summer, I love you C Lazy U!!

Amazing experience with wonderful people and even better horses. The jingle is so cool as is cowboy…read morecoffee in the mornings. Accommodations were clean and comfortable. Food was good but not fantastic. The general store and bar were both well stocked and exceeded my expectations. Would highly recommend a visit here!

This place is great! The staff is friendly, the views of Lake Dillon and the mountains are…read moreamazing! It's a perfect location for skiing at Keystone or Breck without all the crowds. The pool is clean and fun for the kids. The sauna is great too! Highly recommend.

From the owner: Discover your next mountain getaway at Spinnaker Lake Dillon, a premiere Interval International…read morecondominium complex offering an unparalleled experience in the heart of Colorado. Perfectly positioned on the shores of Lake Dillon, our timeshare and rental properties provide stunning views and easy access to outdoor adventures. Just moments away from world-class ski resorts like Keystone, Copper Mountain, and Breckenridge, you’re never far from the slopes. Embrace the charm of mountain living and create lasting memories in a resort that feels like home.

Let's be clear. This is the absolute best elk hunting experience I have ever been to…read more The lodge: Yes, these generous people open up their home for us to stay in. Their children are very respectful and I loved having them around. I stayed in a suite which was the absolute best accommodations I have ever stayed in. I had my own deck to watch the beautiful stars in the morning and my own bathroom with a shower you can fit ten people in and a tub to soak in after the long day of hunting. The food: They say on the website there is a five star chef. It is Jeremy's wife who cooks all the food and it was more than five star in my personal opinion. She noticed I loved fruit so every meal there was fruit for me. Which is above and beyond. The hunting experience : It was EXCEPTIONAL. The guides we had were very knowledgeable and went above and beyond to make sure we were seeing elk every single day. Jeremy (the owner) who is a true hunter, not just a "resort owner" was out every day glassing to find where the elk were at. He has 12 miles of land so where the elk were at, we were at. We had no issues going to the same "sweet spots" because that means that's where the elk are at. Overall, we will be coming back. They are an exceptional family with a beautiful lodge and amazing hunting ground. It is not a spot that elk will migrate through, it is a place that they stay because of all the abundant resources Jeremy has ensured the land will have for the animals. You won't find a better hunting resort to stay at!

My partner and I booked this Elk hunt based on input from Rolling Bones Outfitters, a third party…read moremediator. We were told that Crossing Creek's success rate was 100% for the 1st rifle season in 2017 and a high success rate overall. We booked the 1st rifle season for 2018. What we missed was 2017 was Crossing Creek's first year in business. The Lodge. The enormous beautiful hunting Lodge is not a Lodge; it's actually the owner's Home complete with 2 wonderful young boys. Surprise! All business is conducted at one wing of the Home where the kitchen and dining room are located. It is also the same wing in which the owners live. Starting at 4:30-5am when the hunters join for a quick snack while waiting for the Guides to arrive, who leave their diesel engines running just outside this wing, then business ends at midnight after dinner, countless cocktails and loud endless stores. I mention this because one of the owners rebuked me the second morning for making too much noise and waking one the boys. I believe this incident is the reason the owner two days later flew a drone mounted with high intensity LED lights that were shining inside my second story windows at 4am. It was HARASSMENT as well as childishness. Whatever the owner's reason was, it's no way to treat a paying customer. For the doubting Thomas's, there are no outside security lights. Certainly not one that is 10 feet away facing into a South facing window then moves to an East facing window then laterally passes the bathroom window in another room. I was harassed. I was totally blindsided and now doubt the owner's integrity. It was a childish and resentful attack. Entering the Lodge (Home) there is a small 6' long bench. Hunters lack sufficient space and storage for hunting gear and rifles. Hunting gear/clothing/boots lie about like any other man cave however this is a Home and you must be mindful of that. Five unchecked rifles were left lying around on the floor or leaning against one corner. I consider this a safety hazard for a Home or any Lodge especially one with children. A solution would be to build an outside heated changing and storage room. The Range. Sitting in the mud is an old saggy 6' folding table along with older chairs. In the field was a cardboard box with Sharpie circles for a target. I've used worse but at top dollar I expect better such as a concrete shooting table, chairs and official targets down range. Improvement is needed. The Guides. There were three Guides. A bonus since it was booked 2 hunters to 1 guide. Two of them were around 25+ y/o with extensive Elk hunting experience. The third, older, Guide had extensive hunting experience but not with Elk. All three lacked any years of experience as Guides and for sure it was one Guide's first year, first week even. It was also clear the Guides had one week of experience on the property. They had lots to learn at our expense. One Guide brought his girlfriend with him for an early afternoon hunt. One hundred percent of his time was focused on his girlfriend and he totally neglected the three hunters. We were not his priority. Later that cold night returning from the mountain top we loaded into an old Jeep Cherokee for the 4 mile bumpy ride home. One of the older hunters and my partner, 63, had to ride in the rear with the spare tire and hunting gear while the Guides girlfriend sat up front with the heater on full blast. We lost 1/2 a day of hunting and basically paid for the Guide to spend time with his girlfriend. The Hunting. There is 12 miles of property bordered by National Forest and BLM land. Of the 12 miles we only hunted in two small areas, the highest point of the property facing the Nat'l Forest and the lowest point facing BLM land. All the rest of the property was under development and not hunted. While the owner and Guides did work hard for our success only one of five hunters harvested an Elk or 20% success rate. The Guides were not allowed to cross the boundaries of the property. Had we shot an Elk in the Forest or BLM I was left with the impression we had to haul it out. That's what Guides get paid to do. The Food. While the website leads you to believe a 5 star chef is cooking your meals this was not the case for hunters, wedding only maybe. One of the owners and a Guides wife prepared the meals. They did an excellent job and the service was superb. Summary. We paid top dollar for this hunt. What we got was a bed in a fancy house, good food, an owner who wanted us to be successful and worked hard towards that end, inexperienced Guides experienced hunters, a property that is under development and not ready for prime time hunting and finally personal harassment. This place has great hunting potential. If you must go, go in 5 years.

The hot springs were great, but the room that we rented was not set up as we would've expected…read more We did notify the front desk , but they stated that they didn't have anything to help us. Our patio had no screen door and we asked if we could have one installed. We were told that they didn't have one. We also had no cushions on our patio furniture. So instead of sitting on hard metal frames we grabbed our pillows from our bed to sit on. Kind of tacky for what we paid for the place. Besides our poorly prepared room the hot springs were nice. I will say that the front desk comped us 10% off of our bill.

On the afternoon of our second day we arrived back to our room to find the room unlocked…read more Housekeeping had left the door unlocked! I called down to the front desk, and the person there was obviously unsettled by that. She offered to tell housekeeping, but never offered an apology. The next day we left out the sign on the room door asking for "stay over service". We arrived back to find the room had not been refreshed. I called down and the person once again offered to tell housekeeping. I'm sorry, but if you call yourself a "resort" and charge nearly $300 per night, you darn well better provide exceptional service! Spend your dollars elsewhere and enjoy the hot springs at another location. We'll be checking out in the morning, and never check back in again! Can I rate zero stars?!?