Came here for a family dinner after a day of skiing. Overall the service was amazing, the food was…read moregreat, and the vibe was quiet but elegant. Our server was extremely knowledgeable and helpful with providing recommendations. We started off with the bread and fondue. The fondue was a big hit with our table, and the cheese was so tasty. The bread was also good, and had a nice unique taste. For mains I tried some of the following: -steak frites: delicious and cooked perfectly, and a huge portion of delicious fries -mussels: definitely a miss, and tasted a bit too salty and the sizes were pretty inconsistent -filet: amazing -mushroom ravioli: absolutely horrible, literally the worst ravioli I've ever had -cacio e pepe: sooo tasty, but tastes was more like carbonara vs a traditional cacio e pepe. I liked the presentation and really loved the pork too. I would definitely recommend sticking with the meats here, as the pasta and seafood were major misses (except the cacio e Pepe was amazing) Overall a solid option for a nicer meal, but not the greatest place ever.

Great service. Chase was really attentive and great to talk to. We loved the heirloom beet salad,…read morehowever, it was split for 2. We weren't asked if we wanted it split - this made it $25, which was not worth it. I opted for the table side cacio e pepe which was super cheesey and also had delicious pork belly blended in. My husband had the burger which was 2 larger patties combined - we only wished it could've been cooked more medium rare because the flavor of the meat had so much potential! We weren't hungry for dessert but the table next to us got a unique mason jar dessert that looked like it was packed with chocolatey goodness. This restaurant is inside the Westin, and you can park in the garage and get your ticket validated.

I stay in Edwards sometimes for work, specifically at the Inn at Riverwalk right next door. I…read moredecided to try out the Rose, and it's now officially one of my favorite restaurants in town! It was completely dead at 12pm on the Saturday I was there. I ordered a Buddha Bowl with Pork Belly ($25+$8) which definitely reflected the higher prices and cost of living of the greater Vail area. Service was great. Decor was charming. Plenty of parking in spaces right outside. This was my second choice for lunch that day, but now it'll be my go-to whenever I'm here in the future!

We walked into this small, upscale casual restaurant right before the kitchen closed. It took a…read morefew minutes to get seated. We opted to sit inside (instead of the outdoor patio that has a view of the parking lot). The food and cocktail menu was unique Asian Mexican fusion. We ordered the: *Yuzu One For Me - green tea vodka, yuzu, grapefruit mint *Red Harvest - gin, red pepper, mint, chili, lime *Rose Ramen - miso bone broth, pork belly, soft boiled egg*, basil, ginger, scallion, sriracha *Taco Platter - 4 tacos (chose 2 ahi & 2 pork belly) All the portions were very small so if you have a bigger appetite, you should order an appetizer. Ample parking. Staff wasn't very friendly (but they might have been in a hurry to get us to leave since we were the last patrons in there). In a quaint plaza called the Riverwalk. Lots of cute shops, eateries, and a 2 screen movie theater that has a surprisingly large food menu.

I stayed here for three nights during our trip to Beaver Creek and Vail Ski Resorts. The room comes…read morewith a kitchen, dining room and living room, very spacious for a small family. The hotel has really friendly and helpful staff. It also offers free shuttles going to these two ski resorts and back. There is also free ski valet where you can store your skis overnight and they will clean it for you. The parking here is $45 per night unless you're a villa resident. The spa here is $250 + 22% mandatory service charge, which comes out to be $305 per 80 minute session.

Had a nice stay overall. The property, including the main building with pool, spa, and fitness…read morecenter, is beautiful and such a relaxing environment. Loved the infinity hot tubs, the flavored water in the locker rooms, and the steam room. A great getaway to recharge!

My husband and I were staying in the area and decided to check out The Great Room for a casual…read moredinner one night. We loved the rustic ambiance and huge fireplace. It was pretty packed but a very fun atmosphere and they had live music! We ordered the veggies and fondue (which was pricey but SO good). Overall it was packed but we had a great time and would love to stay at the Ritz next time we are in town and definitely come back to hangout in the Great Room.

Very medicore. Slow service, high prices, and very low touch. You're not going to impressive anyone…read moretaking them here. You can always tell a nice bar when you need to put a credit card down to order food.

Cannot comment on lodging as I did not stay here, but this is a great place to hang out in after a…read morelong day in the slopes. Good food (obvi very (very) pricey) and a good vibe. Clean, public bathrooms are available here, too

Disappointing experience for a romantic getaway I want to be…read morevery clear from the outset: the staff at the Ritz-Carlton Beaver Creek were absolutely fantastic. They were warm, welcoming, professional, and genuinely tried their best throughout our stay. My disappointment is not with the people working at the hotel--it is with the management, planning, communication, and overall operation of the property. My wife and I booked this stay specifically for a romantic break. I have been traveling extensively, and we were really looking forward to some quiet time together. Unfortunately, we were not informed when booking that there would be a large wedding taking place at the property during our stay. When we raised this concern, we were told that the hotel could not tell us that a wedding was taking place because of privacy considerations. I found that explanation difficult to understand. We weren't asking for the names of the couple, details about the wedding, or any private information whatsoever. Simply letting guests know that a large wedding or private event would be taking place at the resort is basic information about the environment they should expect during their stay, not a breach of anyone's privacy. The wedding itself was clearly a high-energy event, and while I have absolutely nothing against weddings or people celebrating, the atmosphere was completely at odds with the quiet, romantic getaway we were expecting. Had we known in advance, we simply would have chosen somewhere else. More importantly, the impact went beyond the atmosphere. The hotel appeared to be operationally overwhelmed by the event. There simply did not seem to be enough staffing or inventory available to adequately serve the other guests staying at the hotel. At around 10 p.m., we attempted to order room service. We were told that the only option available was a Caesar salad without protein because multiple other menu items had sold out. This wasn't an isolated case of one particular item being unavailable--it seemed that multiple menu options and ingredients were no longer available. We experienced something similar at the Japanese restaurant. Again, the service from the staff was fantastic. They were doing everything they could, but effective inventory management should be a fundamental part of operating a property at this level. If a hotel is expecting a significant increase in occupancy and demand because of a major event, it should be anticipating that demand and ensuring it has sufficient stock to deliver the experiences and menu choices it is advertising. The staff were not the problem. The operational planning was. We did raise our concerns during the stay, and unfortunately, at one point the conversation seemed to shift toward the fact that our reservation had been made using Marriott Bonvoy points. I found that particularly disappointing. How a guest has paid for their room should not determine the quality of experience they receive. I am a long-standing member of the Marriott ecosystem, and one of the reasons people consistently choose to stay within a hotel group is the expectation that loyalty will provide a consistent experience across the brand. Whether a stay is paid for with cash, points, or a combination of the two, the guest is still occupying the same room and should receive the same standard of hospitality. In this instance, I simply did not feel that the value proposition of being a loyal Marriott guest was reflected in our experience. At some point, management needs to decide what this property wants to be. If it is going to operate as a major wedding and events destination, that can certainly make sense from a revenue perspective. But if that is the strategy, the hotel needs to ensure it has the staffing, inventory, communication, and operational capacity to continue providing an exceptional experience to the other guests staying at the property. Right now, it feels like the property is trying to do both, but the experience for non-event guests can suffer significantly as a result. The biggest disappointment was for my wife. We booked this as a chance to reconnect and have a quiet, romantic break after a period when I have been traveling extensively. Instead, the overall experience left her genuinely let down. To be absolutely clear: this is not a criticism of the staff. They were lovely, fantastic, and did everything they could. This is a criticism of management and the operational decisions surrounding the event. If you are looking for a romantic couples' getaway, I would strongly recommend considering an alternative property in the Beaver Creek/Vail area. If you are looking for a wedding venue, however, this may be a very different story. For us, unfortunately, it was a two-star experience and a significant disappointment given what we expected from a Ritz-Carlton.

I placed a catering order for a corporate meeting for 20 people. I worked with Chris and the entire…read moreprocess was very easy. He sent me options and I was able to tweak the menu based on our preferences. I paid ahead of time and all food was ready when I arrived for pickup. Everyone raved about the food! highly recommend!

We have eaten here at least 5 times and this was the worst. The service was horrible. Queso was…read morecold. No water refill could only handle 1 request at a time. Finally the manager came over to get us a box and check. We asked for it at least 10 mins prior from waiter. My friends who we brought ordered steak fajitas and the never came. We all waited to eat together then waiter figured out they were never made and had to confirm the order. Then said I will give you a free drink but honestly they were big and did not need an additional drink. Nothing taken off tab. The shrimp were not fried like described they were also old and not great. Torilla soup was great as always. I was really disappointed. When busy- they failed.

Grouse Mountain Grill is our favorite restaurant in Vail Valley. The service is professional, the…read morecocktails are served perfectly, and the food is the best. We either get a few appetizers to try or an entree and an appetizer. Though we try to patronize different restaurants every night, we usually return to Grouse Mountain Grill several times a season because we enjoy the food and experience,

Grouse Mountain Grill is another restaurant that does not disappoint. The steaks are consistently…read moregreat, the atmosphere is wonderful and the staff is always nice.

My group stopped in for some brunch on Sunday and am so glad we did!…read more The place is designed with a lot TVs, tin signs and is super welcoming. I tried the chicken hash and ate every single bite. They also have a couple pool tables which makes me think they do more than just brunch. I also got a Bloody Mary with tequila and loved the spice level. For sure a place I'll be back to try more of their entrees :)

This casual spot serves an excellent breakfast…read more if you're the kind of person who appreciates boujie breakfast, you can stop reading now. I love divey breakfast joints with great omelets. Save the sardou for the rest of y'all fancy people. Finding this spot was a little bit of a fluke. I found another spot in nearby Vail but when we arrived I quickly learned they don't want outsiders in Vail. No parking that we could find. on the way back towards Avon, we found this spot. An old Harley was the only vehicle in the lot. inside there were maybe five other customers. I started to grow concerned but all was erased when the food arrived. This was the best omelet I have ever had in Colorado. I can't imagine many tourists go here but if you find yourself in the area, you really should go.

Always a wonderful time! Food is delicious and service is great! The crispy chicken sandwich is…read moreamazing - made fresh in house daily. You can't go wrong with the burger either! Their chili is delicious as well.

Great restaurant on location! I mean the hotel is great and I'm so glad the restaurant is also. You…read morewould never have to leave. We had breakfast here the other morning and it was fantastic. The pancakes were large as saucers. The breakfast was also what you would hope for. It wasn't that weird pieced together breakfast that sometimes chefs do in fancy places. It was the comfort food you absolutely crave. This is the place I will go to over and over for breakfast. above and beyond any other place in the village. The waitress was pretty great also. We didn't have to wait for anything. The dining area was also very comfortable. For a higher-end place, it just felt like home.

The location is great in terms of Beavercreek. It's right off the river near the downtown…read moreBeavercreek area and within walking distance to several hiking trails leading up to the top of the mountain. There were at least four restaurants, one gelato spot, and two coffee shops within walking proximity. I paid $50 for valet, but no one picked the car up until after I left it there and upon checkout, I had to walk to get my car in the garage, which I thought was a little bit weird for paying the valet fee. They should just say it is $50 for "parking" versus "valet." My bed was comfortable. The room had a little kitchen: a coffee maker, glasses, plates, cups, flatware, a little fridge and a microwave. There was a fireplace. I had a tub and a nice vanity to sit at to get ready. I could open the windows to let outside air in, which was lovely. Front desk staff were kind. They actually texted me before arrival to see if there's anything I wanted in my room, which was appreciated and kind.

Fernando the event planner is AMAZING!! He worked with us to plan a rehearsal dinner, welcome…read moreparty, wedding guest room reservations, after wedding breakfast, bride/groomsmen breakfast & lunches, everything was PERFECT and exactly as we requested. All the staff from the valets, front desk, bartenders & servers - everyone we came into contact with was so friendly, helpful & went above & beyond.