Sheer disappointment from a brand like Westin. The deluxe room was just basic. The pictures show a…read morebalcony but that's not what you get. The towels and robes were old and worn out. Included breakfast was average.

We stayed here for my birthday weekend. The location is conveniently located so close to the blue…read moremountain village. Initially booked a room with queen sized bed and sofa bed but it was sweet of them to upgrade us to a suite room. The room was so spacious, bed was so comfortable. Room service was amazing our room was kept clean, fully equipped kitchenette with pots and pans, plates, cutlery, coffee machine, tea, sugar. The washroom was fully equipped, clean, with all the toiletries and bath robes. Our suite included a balcony with a beautiful view. The breakfast we ordered for room service was delicious. The area is beautiful with a pond in front of it.

September weekend spent $475CAD/$340USD for 2 nights for Friday through Sunday. I opted to stay…read morehere to get a little slice of Canadian nature and also visit the Scandinavie Spa nearby. Friendly staff all around. PROs: -Clean, retro 90's , spacious and homey rusticroom, felt somewhat mountain lodge. -Bathroom felt more dated, but worked well enough -FREE PARKING -Coffee Machine -Refrigerator -Medium sized LCD TV -Air conditioning -$40 vouchers for the in house restaurants -Free access to the Gondola and a few other activities -Indoor pool and 5 hot tubs/jacuzzis. CONs: -7-8 minute walk to the Blue Mountain Village feels exhausting in the sun, or afterwards. No Lyfts/Ubers or shuttle during shoulder season. -Included Activities aren't all that exciting. -Nearby restaurants and shops are all tourist traps, but local Canadians seem to love this place. Lots of stag/hen and bachelor/bachelorette parties take place here. I would definitely stay here again and again, or the sister property Chelsea Inn is just as good.

Doors. Slamming doors without any thing to slow or dampen them, creaking doors and bathroom sliding…read moredoors. A throwback to the early 1980s est., Blue Mountain Inn is a welcoming stay with many inclusions to make up for the dated decor. Definately serviceable, friendly staff who smile when they take a 100 a night deposit (for what Im really uncertain) but it was refunded roght after. The room itself had a locked window with a view of the parking lot, blinking lights in the elevator and of course, crazy smashing doors. Lets fix those guys! But with some vouchers and free parking and wifi its a nice place a way up from the village. -Zuk

Great location, short walking distance to everything in the village. The check in process was…read moresimple despite the long line ups. The room itself was great size despite it being a bachelor suite. Full kitchen with a dishwasher. There is an underground garage which is a bit of a maze but accessible. There is a pool/ jacuzzi but it needs to be booked in advance. The pool was secured with a gate and was fairly large to swim in surrounded by nature and the mountains. Overall please with the village suites. I was kept informed before arrival via text messages.

Loved the hotel - the set up was amazing, room was spacious…read moreand the kitchen area was perfect. We were fortunate to have an amazing view from our room. It was our anniversary and they had a cute little pack of popcorn for us. 1. Anniversary card, thank you so so very much. My only recommendation in the future would be to not make assumptions on last names. Make your card neutral vs assuming who takes who's name. 2. I was so disappointed with the amount of dust!!!! It was sooo dusty but the room was literally being cleaned when we checked in. I had to wipe so many surfaces down. Overall it was nice and we'd come back forsure.

I had a wonderful time at Living Water Resort and Spa. We spent a long weekend there recently. The…read moreresort is family-friendly, has a pool with a slide, a playground, and is right on the water. The rooms were very nice; far nicer than the price would suggest. They were spacious, bright, and had high-end features, like a rain shower. The rooms were clean and had great views. We also enjoyed dining at the restaurant. The food was fresh, well-seasoned, and reasonably priced. Lastly, the spa was a really nice experience. Completely unique and very rejuvenating. It defies words. It's really something you have to experience to understand and appreciate. Give yourself a break, head up to Collingwood for a stay at Living Water Resort, and return refreshed!

I've been going to Living Waters Resort starting about a year ago. Their staff are very friendly…read moreand hard working. Josh at the front desk is exceptional. They have hired a many Filipinos as the reason why the resort remains clean and they're very courteous and friendly. Always smiling and easy to talk with. We use the gym and pool facilities a lot. I just wish they had dumbells btw 8-15 lbs. They installed a new sauna in the men's change room since the previous one kept failing. However, it doesn't seem to function well either. From what I see the owner of Living Waters is a good corporate citizen and supports activities around Collingwood and Clearview including the curling club and churches. God bless him abundantly. Phil. 4:19

Tyrolean Village would have almost been a 4 or 5 star review for me, however,there were a few…read morethings that could have been better. To be honest, a good reason it might not have been the nicest experience is because we got a smaller cottage that is not as well maintained or properly cleaned as some of the nicer ones in the area. In terms of location, the location was great and easy to reach. Could not have asked for a better place and a resort to really chill and bond with family. We were a group of 6 people and the cottage could have easily accommodate close to 8 people, if not up o 10. Location was good, employees were nice......so what is wrong with that you might ask me? Well, for starters, it seems like the cottage that we took place and were part of, one of the rooms had mice poo under the bed. The reason we knew that was because we moved the beds a bit as it was slanted to one side and hence, needed to be properly fixed so that we can sleep comfortably. When my cousin and I went to fix as well as take a look in more detail as to what has happened to one of the stands that supported the bed, we realized, that there was quite the amount of dirt and poo located underneath the place where our bed was supposed to be. As I said, it must have been a one off and hence, I really hate to give this place a bad review, but that portion of the experience was really disturbing to us and not an experience I believe to be on worth giving it a 4 star just due to the fact that the location and employees were good. Hopefully, in the future, the experience can turn to be a positive one and will improve from here on out.

i took my wife here on her 30th birthday which also happened to be the day i proposed to her, which…read moreALSO happened to be the day she accepted. so in celebration we drove up to the town of blue mountains, collingwood, ontario and shacked up in a chalet for a few days that was gargantuan. it was way more than we needed, but it looked the nicest, and i couldnt have cared all that much about money at that point..i was a little nuts that day. anyhow, the particular chalet we stayed in was #162 and the lady who booked us in it was very nice, giving me a special deal to help me out on that special day. for about 2.5 days it was about 360 bucks. not cheap but for a great cause. we luxuriated in an octagonal whirlpool all decked out in nice stained and polished wood. we lounged on the spacious couches, shot a game or two of pool on the table downstairs and did...some...other...stuff. ahem. the only glitch was that there was periodic blackouts when we were there so we would be all nice and bubbly in the whirlpool and then it would suddently fizzle out and we would have to walk around looking for candles, etc. or more like a flashlight...maybe we used our cellphones...dont remember. (who expects a blackout?) anyhow for a special getaway its a great place.

I luv it there. So clean and friendly pool is Beautiful close to everything. In the Blue Mountain…read moreVillage

We stayed for one night at the Weider Lodge in the Blue Mountain village this past weekend and we…read morehad a pretty decent time overall. Granted it's hard to get a true sense of a hotel from just one night, we still felt pretty happy with our stay. We managed to get a deal on a 1 bedroom suite, which for 2 people is reasonably priced (slightly higher end) between $220-280 for the night. Our suite came with a separate bedroom (with King bed) and a pullout couch (double/Queen sized) which easily could have accommodated another couple. If you had 4 people in this room the price becomes even more reasonable AND there is more than enough space. I really like a few things about this location; 1) it's the accommodation in the village closest to the main chairlift, 2) Our suite overlooked the pool and hot tub areas to the interior of the lodge, and 3) we had a balcony suite which was nice for sitting outside. The room and building was very clean, everything was fully operational and it was quite (could also have been a factor of the time of year. A couple of things I found odd included; 1) There was a front desk in the lobby but at no time was there anyone managing said desk, you actually had to check-in for your stay at another hotel entirely and then make your way over, 2) Being closes to the hill means it is also furthese from the above ground parking and underground parking was apparently out of order or under construction, and 3) Our HVAC system was a bit on the fritz and the temperature regulation was way off (at one point the room topped out at 76F). Definitely a good stay, a comfortable bed and lots of space, I'd definitely request to stay here in the future.

Beautiful cottage/lodge feel accommodations. We had a one bedroom suite and it had two bathrooms…read moreand a full kitchen. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Resort is a five minute walk to Blue Mountain Village. There is also a free shuttle available. Two pools and two hot tubs on site (one for adults and one family). No restaurants on site but plenty nearby.

It's like coming home! We have been staying here for 25 years! Own a Condo at Blue and still stay…read morehere. Just a little away from the from the crowd but close enough to the activities. Sometimes it's just my hubby and I and sometimes it a group for a special occasion. The lodge is quiet and welcoming. The boat house is perfect for a gathering. It is fully equipped with all the basics. Our favourite part is the staff. They are the absolute best. Lisa is always there to welcome us and have a quick chat. Cannot find a single negative thing to say.

I've come here in all seasons (including a weekend stay at one of their chalets / suites in the…read moresummer), and it never disappoints! Tons of things to do, and the village is pretty & always fun to walk around. There are giant human-sized games laid out in the summer, as well as activities such as pedal boats on the lake and beach volleyball nearby. Most people come here for skiing and/or snowboarding in the winter, but there are also other activites such as snowshoeing, Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster (where you sit in individual pods and you get to control the speed), plunge aquatic centre, mountaintop ice skating, shinny pad ice hockey, axe throwing, retro arcades, and more. The BLUE sign near Westin Trillium House makes a nice photo op (looks better at night when the sign illuminates with actual blue colour). Food selection consists of mostly chain / brand name restaurants, but they're decent.

I've been on the Ikon pass for the third year to get unlimited access to Blue Mountain and many…read moreother international mountain. With my prepaid pass rain or shine, if I show up I'm prepaid unlimited access, so I went in Feb 1-2026 middle of the morning it was so packed I was parked right in the hotel parking near the Jozo. One of the struggles is that when your prepaid with the 5x7 or ikon pass, there is barely any parking when you combine the races happening on the same weekend- it's almost as if these gatherings for the Toronto Ski Club should have a coach bus to bring in not only the children but their parents too- for the comfort and parking available for paying patrons. Starting 2026, Blue Mountain started branding the Reserve option which offers premium parking and skip the line option. But Reserve line was available at the silver bullet; the difficulty is the reserve line access is not next to the single line but all the way in the back. So unless someone is managing patrons with their new configuration of bars to restrict 3 and 3 on each side, you could be idle. Staff are put in place but they don't help manage people traffic and without a guide to their not so self explanatory setup- people just jam their bodies in and hope for the best then when their entering with people they don't want to be paired with just "step back " result in under capacity. The hills are just overrun that by 11-12noon the hills are all nice and operators don't legroom until 3:30pm. The food discount are not consistent, for example the Pottery has select deals that does not apply the ikon food discount. Some outdoor seats are not safe, sat next to the Roots and Tim Hortons, ice fell on the guy next to me, thank goodness he was wearing a ski helmet- things like this can be better managed from a safety standpoint because every visit usually yields $25-100 in food purchase and is usually associated with a 100km drive and a hotel booking within Collingwood or the Blue Mountain village. Personally for me, every visit cost me about $170-200 in hotel booking, a $30-40 purchase at one of the Blue Mountain establishments and dinner around $50 offsite. And I usually visit with 2-3 other prepaid patrons. Personally I think Blue Mountain can do better to serve the prepaid patrons.