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    Canyon Ranch Lenox

    3.6 (61 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndDay Spas, Resorts
    Closed 5:00 am - 8:00 pm

    By appointment only

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    Tawnya H.

    Going to Canyon Ranch is an extreme luxury for me. I had to save all year to be able to afford it. When things like spending two hours sitting in the dining room waiting on dinner to be served to my growling stomach,(and drinks too) missing other events that started at 8pm; I question the whole experience. The treatments were fabulous- always. However, I am still wondering why the face isn't part of the body for the whole body scrub. My face is part of my body! And I really just want a face massage without getting a facial sometimes- for TMJ. Is that feasible? Overall- it was an okay experience. It wasn't as fabulous as Tucson.

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    kelly r.

    Outdated ! Totally not a Michelin star experience . Miraval was by far better bigger and cleaner . Maybe this spa was the place to be decades ago , it certainly isn't anymore. For 450$ you get a day package 8-5 with 250$ credit for txt. The classes were just ok and overcrowded. The spa treatment was just ok , nothing spectacular. And the facilities were just old . The so called relaxation area was old , noisy and tiny , everyone was yelling , talking on the phone and one point there was no place to sit to wait for your txt. The outdoor pool was small and the indoor pool was getting renovated The staff were everywhere not sure what they were doing though. Lockers were very small . Not enough room to put winter clothes in. The food they advertise all day free is ok . The table lunch was pretty good , salad bar and menu , but nothing great. I definitely will not be returning

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    Asha B.

    Pre covid review: Awesome Wellness Retreat. If you are looking for a getaway that will give you the opportunity to regroup and leave all distractions behind, this is the place. Canyon Ranch was a magical oasis that brought so much peace and joy to my life! From the relaxing massages and yoga classes to the strenuous hikes and bike rides, I wouldn't change a thing. I also met some lovely people during my stay. My one and only complaint is that the customer service team was not very responsive. I had some issues with my bed, so I called and never got a response.

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    Maria-Elena T.

    Confession- I am going more than 2x/year now. This place is addictive! A few additional comments: Jonathan's morning walk not to be missed. Sergio's energy in every class he teaches is infectious. Catherine's low impact aerobics is fabulous Chrissy can help you with any foot issue. The DEXA Body composition results may not be what you want to hear :/ Do TRX. Don't miss a pool class. Really. The place continues to be spotless clean and exhibit a level of professionalism unmatched. I highly recommend it! They need to bring back the popcorn at Bingo. And the folders they used to give at check in.

    Tracy H.

    Canyon Ranch has the best spa program in the country! No place else will you find so many facilities for every sport you can imagine. I would rate the athletic facilities 6 stars out of 5 especially given the indoor tennis & pickle-ball courts, spin studio, as well as on premise snowshoeing and cross country skiing if weather allows. Although the pool needs a paint job and the common areas need new carpet and cushions, the sheer amount of choice here allows for a no boredom stay. Instructors are friendly and classes are fun, if a bit dated (no hot yoga but step class is still offered as example). Treatments rate 5 stars; therapists are experienced and most having worked here over 20 years! The brand new ladies locker room is gorgeous. My main complaint here is that many classes are offered during the same morning time then treatment time spots are not available in the late afternoon 4-5pm as I would prefer, with many days being forced to take treatments 2 or 3pm, leaving too much unused time thereafter. I felt robbed of half the day I was paying for. The hotel manager blamed this on Covid and snow scheduling issues, and did agree to give me a couple of day passes as our in-laws live nearby, but then did not reply to my emails requesting them as she advised me to do (yes yes but then ignore, only lead to anger). After reading many reviews before my visit, I was pleasantly surprised how nice the room was. Sure the bathroom is outdated, and furniture could use a refinish, but I only slept here and never actually bathed in my room, always used the spa facilities after treatment. The rest of the room had been updated with new carpet, upholstery etc. Dining was the main disappointment. Before our visit we were told the earliest dinner spots for all of our nights was 7:15pm which seamed ok at the time. Although you are no longer forced to count calories, and they do offer splenda and salt if you ask, I found the menu too restrictive for me. The menu is outdated and feels like you are at a "fat farm" despite the fact that half the people here do not need to lose weight. In the age of all inclusiveness I find it odd that Canyon Ranch is still very much focused on dropping weight rather then body acceptance and healthy eating at any size. I was literally starving the entire week, and told to order double protein or two entrees! I did do that but still found the food mostly tasteless and inedible. Moreover, with my treatment times earlier then I wanted (some moved earlier due to weather); some days I waited from 4pm starved until 7:15pm and they refused to seat us earlier (they agreed one day to a 6:30 seating, only after my hangry melt down, sorry but you caused this). There is NO ROOM SERVICE, despite most websites refusal to rate the hotel 5 stars because of lack thereof. Why serve dessert at lunch and dinner, but then no healthy but caloric sauces or ingredients like avocado anywhere on menu? This is not healthy and sustainable way to eat! Lunch was the same exact 5 choices and same exact salad bar every day; everyone was angry and talking about this during our 5 day stay. Inexplicably, in season healthy vegetables like asparagus, Brussel sprouts and artichokes were nowhere on the menu. Correction; one day there was artichoke entree that tasted like cardboard and was literally 3 bites. The same pasta with peas was served at the salad bar everyday. Yawn. No Asian or Italian influence anywhere on menu. So glad I did not take my husband or daughter here, as we would have to leave the premises for meals; I would have done this but we were snowed in. I literally drooled over someone else eating a bowl of glass noodle soup next to me but was told that was "only for people with Celiac Disease!" Well I have Psoriatic Arthritis and my meds keep my weight too low, so why are my needs less important? We did still enjoy our stay here, and the staff was able to deal with a full day without power, swapping treatments they could still do from ones that they could not do, and a generator for the spa allowed for most classes to still take place. However by late in the day, with the power still off in our rooms, and snowed in, we still were all worried we might freeze that night, with no contingency plans told; luckily by 6pm power returned. Staff members told us this happens often enough to make us wonder why no generator for the guest rooms? Despite $950 per day Canyon Ranch is actually not overpriced if one considers the price includes $200 a day treatment credit, if you subtract $150 for 3 meals a day; another $100 for all the exercise classes you might ordinarily pay $25-40 each for. This puts the room rate at $500 a night which now seems more normal. Inexplicably, the rate of $950 was same whether you choose your own room, or to share it. Huh that makes no sense and actually is environmentally unfriendly! At say $850 each per night, it would be a win win, less costly for the hotel, guests and the environment!

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    Try 'Beaming' class, skip program advising, and the chocolate chip cookies are delicious!

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    Always good, specializing in spa cuisine, the food is always fresh and delicious. Vegetarian options available.

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