I received a flyer in the mail about day passes available in July and August, and I'm so glad I did! My entire day at the resort was wonderful. I attended four classes, and in hindsight, I wish I had chosen more mind classes instead of physical ones, but now I know for next time. My first class was with Theresa, who is truly a gem at the resort. If you have the chance to take a class with her, do it! I attended her Earth Wisdom class, and I loved it. The next time I visit, I will make sure to take every class she teaches. It was a powerful experience. After that, I tried a new-to-me spa treatment called Shamana-Karma, which felt magical. I wish I could remember my therapist's name because she did an amazing job. For lunch, I ordered a burger and helped myself to the salad bar. Unfortunately, the burger was the biggest disappointment of the day--it was overcooked and more like a hockey puck. Trust me, I wasn't hungry, as the buffet offered more than enough food. On the positive side, the staff was very friendly. In the afternoon, I joined a series of yoga classes, starting with Stretch and Relax, followed by Happy Hips, and finally, Shoulders Set Free. That was quite a bit of yoga for such a short period, and by the halfway point of the Happy Hips class, I was feeling done. All three classes were taught by Amy, and between the Stretch and Happy Hips, there was a lot of repetition in the movements. Next time, I'll avoid scheduling so many yoga classes in a row. The highlight of my day, especially on such a hot Texas day, was the quiet room in the spa. Anytime I felt myself starting to melt, I would retreat there. It was so relaxing and cool! I've even started to recreate a quiet room in my home, complete with no devices, cooler temperatures, and a weighted blanket. I could have spent the entire day just in that room. I visited on the hottest day this year in Texas, with a heat index well over 100 degrees. Because of this, moving from one point to another can really heat you up. Having had heat stroke in the past makes me even more sensitive to the heat, so keep this in mind if you're planning a visit during the summer. I did have a bit of a downside experience with the pools, as both are in full sun for most of the day. The deck at the spa pool was too hot to walk on, and the gate at the other pool burned my hands. The Texas sun is no joke! By the end of the day, I was thankful that the building finally provided some shade at the spa pool, allowing me to enjoy a bit of time there. Despite the overcooked burger and the heat--which is beyond their control--it was a wonderful day. I've already shared my experience with three friends and can't wait to plan another visit. I have an extremely stressful job and home life, and this experience helped me greatly, even if only for a few hours. Thank you to everyone who works there for allowing locals to come and experience such a relaxing day! read more

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Solid 4.5 stars! Came here at the beginning of July and really love the overall wellness vibe / energy here. Food: - Breakfast and dinner are the BEST! Breakfast and lunch are buffet style and there's also a menu you can order from. For dinner it's à la carte from the menu. - Big selection for breakfast! They even have matcha cashew butter! - I got NY steak on one of the nights and it was the best steak I ever had - so tender and juicy and cooked to perfection! - I love love love the smoothie bar! For ladies (and gents) out there, you can add collagen to your drinks! Hotel / resort: - Not the most luxurious room BUT the bedding is soooooo comfy that you feel like you can sleeping on the cloud (they also sell their bedding at Solara Pass, the store within the resort) - I really love the rooms are so close to nature and you might see an animal or two (I saw a bunny)! Activities: - I did mostly outdoorsy activities (rhythmic riding, kayaking, being a beekeeper, paddleboarding, quantum leap, summit challenge course). - Highly recommend the being a beekeeper activity! I learned so much about bees, hives, what being a beekeeper entails. You'll also get to hold a hive or two! - I also recommend some of the stretching classes (shoulders set free, happy hips) especially if you are usually pretty sedentary. - I love the farm visit and the mastering microgreens class! You'll see donkeys, chickens, goats, and horses at the farm! - I also love the stories from the people activity at Solidago - indigenous storytelling combined with musical instruments. Services: - Really love the shuttle between the hotel and airport - Feel free to utilize the laundry services included with your stay (recommend that you let reception know so housekeeping can take your laundry bag from your room) - Everyone is super friendly, from staff at the restaurant to instructors for the activities Tips: - Weekdays are generally less busier than the weekends - July and August are usually slower months and perhaps you can find better deals - If you are not fully committed to staying here overnight, get a day pass! Definitely check the activities calendar online before you come! - For some of the popular activities with very limited space (for example, rhythmic riding), definitely book ahead of time. You can cancel any activities four hour prior to start. - It's a no tip resort so you don't have to worry about that! read more

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An unforgettable experience, but definitely room for improvement given the price tag. Miraval austin is one of those aspirational properties that everyone looks forward to. As one of Hyatts flagship properties you would only expect the best there. Wish I could say I got the best, but it was mostly good. The problem is with the activity bookings. Every individual person has to book their own activities and there's no description vs. The detailed calendar on Miraval. Also, the site defaults to the first day after every activity booking. And lastly, most of the activities are taken that a person would be interested in. I got a few calls from an experience coordinator to help but they're always during working hours where someone is... most likely working and they aren't available after hours. For a property north of 1.5k a night, not being able to accommodate guest requests for a core concept is not acceptable. Other than that, everything was mostly fine. The property itself is not far from Austin but definitely feels isolated. Check-in process was mostly seamless, no upgrade given Globalist which is a bummer or even mention of looking for one. Check in later in the day around 6PM and there's no tea at Check in (gone for the day!?). However, the quick property tour and lift to dinner was nice. Food was definitely close to 4 to 5 stars. Order as much as you want. The bread was amazing. View even more so if you sit outside. A lot of things are grown from their local farm, definitely have a balance of vegetables and proteins. Everything was delicious and fresh, had amazing wild boar chops the first night and got a full 2nd order. Also got a great whitefish. Menu changes every night up to 4 nights, so the pork belly, duck confit, and shrimp and grits were highlights. Breakfast had amazing yogurt and fruits. Lunch was meh, burger was lacking, but the steak tacos were great. The room itself is not full luxury but very comfortable. Water filter, the largest selection of tea and cold coffee, water heater. Perfect to sit while being on the balcony. The bathroom is also decent size with great water pressure. Bath products fairly luxurious. The activities were decent, good instructors and energy. Most of them are intimate enough. Wish they were a bit more active to burn off the calories from the food. read more

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Miraval has been on my bucket list forever and I'm so glad I went. It is my happy place. I love the Austin location! I started my trip off by spending a few days in Austin staying near South Congress (highly recommend). Then wrapped up my trip with a three night stay at Miraval. Best time to book is during cyber Monday. They have been having a $300 night credit for spa/activities. That was a perfect amount to try different things during my stay. The rooms were very nice. The bed was honestly too soft for me. Yes it feels heavenly but I need a firm mattress for a good nights sleep. I really liked riding a horse while I was there. I was nervous about it but it was in a nice controlled environment with one other person. I felt very safe. The instructor was awesome! The food was great! I love the focus on being present and not using a digital device. I didn't use my phone or watch TV my entire stay. When I left I felt so at peace! The pool areas are beautiful! I enjoyed both guided hikes and would recommend. I also liked the educational nutrition classes and fitness classes. My favorite classes were line dancing and Tex Mex yoga. They should offer that more than just once during the week! Next time I come I would like to do the labyrinth, floating meditation, a cooking class, and kayaking. read more

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My stay at Miraval Austin in June 2026 began on a positive note. I drove from Houston, arrived in the afternoon, experienced a smooth check-in, enjoyed lunch, and spent some time exploring the beautiful grounds. Before my first class that afternoon, I headed to my room to change. Unfortunately, that positive first impression changed the moment I entered my room. The sofa was visibly soiled to the point that I was uncomfortable sitting on it or even spending time in the room. If the sofa was in that condition, I couldn't help but wonder what else might not have been properly cleaned. Because I didn't have time to address the issue before my class, I changed quickly and left. After my classes, I returned to the room to prepare for dinner and called the front desk. I was told someone would inspect the sofa while I was dining. When I returned after dinner, the sofa was unchanged and I had received no communication from the staff. I called the front desk again and was told the sofa had been cleaned and that what I was seeing was simply a stain that could not be removed. I explained that this was not an acceptable solution. A few minutes later, another staff member called to repeat that the sofa was clean but permanently stained and suggested I could move to another room. By then, it was nearly 10:00 p.m. I had traveled all day, unpacked my belongings, and had no desire to relocate that late in the evening, so I said I would discuss it the following morning. Before my 8:00 a.m. class, I met with Elizabeth at the front desk. We agreed to reconnect around 11:00 a.m., after my morning class and two scheduled spa treatments, to discuss possible solutions, including changing rooms. Realizing that this schedule left me with virtually no time to eat before my afternoon classes, which I had paid for, I made the disappointing decision to skip my 8:00 a.m. class so I could have breakfast. While I was at the spa, a manager came by to assure me the situation would be resolved. When I returned to my room after my treatments, I found that the sofa had been replaced. I called the front desk, but Elizabeth was unavailable, so I asked that my thanks be passed along to her for taking care of the issue. What surprised me most was what happened next: NOTHING. No one followed up to ensure I was satisfied. No one apologized for the inconvenience. No one acknowledged that I had spent a significant portion of my vacation dealing with a problem that should never have existed in the first place. I had even missed a class because I was trying to work around the situation. For a luxury wellness resort at Miraval's price point, I expected a much higher level of service. A sincere apology, a complimentary glass of wine at dinner, a small spa enhancement, a credit toward a class, or any gesture acknowledging the inconvenience would have demonstrated that the resort valued its guests' experience. Instead, there was no follow-up and no effort to make things right. The classes themselves were excellent, which makes this experience even more disappointing. I truly wanted to enjoy everything Miraval has to offer, but the lack of cleanliness, communication, and customer service overshadowed the positives. Unfortunately, despite enjoying many aspects of the resort, I cannot see myself returning or recommending Miraval Austin based on this experience. read more

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Wow! This was my first all inclusive day spa experience. We had a choice of health and wellness classes to choose from, unlimited healthy snacks, smoothies, drinks, and enjoyed the amenities of this resort fully. The massage included was also one of the best I've ever received. What a truly healing resort. We absolutely did not want to leave! If you're looking for a splurge I recommend this resort for a cute solo or girls spa day! My only note is that I do wish the hydrotherapy area was bigger and with a better aesthetic. It was a little disappointing with the price point. A cold plunge addition I think would be great here. Otherwise, no complaints!! read more

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Miraval is amazing! The Texas summer heat will make walking between buildings rough, but the beautiful rocks, lizards, and natural scenery make up for it. And don't get me started about the food--it is delicious and you will not feel bloated because the portions are small, but satisfying. The chef creates new concoctions every night with seasonal, natural, organic ingredients that delight the tastebuds. Their sourdough bread is scrumptious. There are also yummy made from scratch grab and go snacks ready throughout the day, every day. Miraval makes it a point to focus on one word during your stay. It is an intention you set every day to either challenge yourself or relax. Whether you visit the spa, do an activity, or walk around the resort, your mind will feel transformed and your body will lighten as you embrace and absorb the Miraval essence. I have to give kudos to the fantastic instructors: Jackie from Pilates, Maggie from kickboxing, Susan from slow flow aerial yoga, Sarah from aerial yoga, and Amber from paddle boarding and archery. I also received the best facial ever at the spa. A special thank you to Brendan, who assisted us with our luggage. His grand attitude was contagious! I truly cannot wait to return to Miraval Austin and experience a lovely break from the hustle and bustle of daily life. read more

I had a fabulous time at this resort; the experience itself was great, and I would love to return to a different Miraval. The yoga sessions, food, and experiences were all amazing. However, the check in/check out, and spa in Austin were not at all up to par. I deducted three stars due to the significantly delayed customer service, poor service at the front desk, as well as my lackluster spa experiences. Some of the events at the front desk left some things to be desired. Upon check-in, I was not offered a welcome bag. The only information I was told was that there was no smoking on the premises. I have never smoked anything a day in my life. Also, upon check out, I was overcharged and had to explain to the manager how to do basic math; he was very dismissive. Once the error was noted after extensive explaining and being ma'amed, despite my young age; the manager offered no apology. For my spa treatments, the Radiance treatment was a glorified bath. The person performing my Shamana Karma 75 minute treatment spent half of my treatment time rolling around on a chair, which decreased the time I actually received a massage--she literally would stroke my body twice then walk away to do something multiple times that he treatment. It was not at all fluid. The floating meditation was amazing, but way too short; it was only 30 min and should have been 45. For $89 the class should be at least 60min, or the full 45 minutes at the very least. I told the front desk on departure, again, offered no apology or compensation. read more

Absolutely will be back. We did the day pass and it was exquisite. Well worth the money. We are already planning to come back. Every stop of the experience was curated from entry, the breakfast offerings were fresh and so was lunch (the steak was ) My only complaint is that there were many flies outside while dining so we moved inside. Other than that, cannot complain and we are planning to come back and stay for the weekend. read more

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We did a day pass with a girlfriend's gift certificate she got. Underwhelmed and had high expectations going into our time considering the costs. Definitely not worth what the price tag for this "luxury resort". We both said we would definitely not pay for this experience and was thankful we could see what it was all about on a gift card vs. our own money. The physical property itself needs more upkeep/maintenance / would expect top notch for price tag and it so called being "luxury". From the front entrance 1st impression, the gates bars could easily be repaired/replaced and haven't been. The best part for me was the 1 spa service I got with Alyssa - chemical peel facial. Was wonderful! The staff/customer service was definitely not 1st class/luxury feel. All around they need more training in how to speak to customers, greet customers and being attentive. The greetings from the front desk wasn't warm, inviting and informative. The staff member that gave our property tour seemed rushed to get us off her golf cart and didn't tell us about the ropes course. The food was awful. We only had lunch and the buffet was not a luxury/quality feel. Very bland. We ordered a "medium well burger" and both were very pink and undercooked. We did the steam room and that was nice. We also did the hot tub behind the welcome center and that was nice. Save your money and go elsewhere! read more

FYI Don't try to use the Spa Finder cards. They don't except them. I have been going to Miraval for 25 years and every year it gets worse! Terrible customer service!!! Stay away! read more

Another fantastic day at this first class resort property located fairly close to downtown Austin, yet a world away. The food is always delicious, great variety, very cozy indoor dining area and a fantastic patio, weather permitting. Farm to table fresh ingredients at each meal. I was greeted by Karen and Meg (see photo) who were obviously enjoying their day and provided a wonderful, welcoming introduction. Misty, the restaurant host seated me with a smile at breakfast and lunch. Priscilla led a very introspective and meaningful guided meditation class. I enjoyed relaxing in the quiet room on two separate occasions where I had a delicious mint tea and read a book. The bee experience with Ed, so interesting, engaging, and knowledgeable, was phenomenal. Really! A must do if you're looking for something a bit different, really interesting, and fun! Best on property gift shop anywhere! Thanks Karin (see photo). Erin and Jackie (see photo) had great energy at the (really inviting spa). Nancy gave me a great late afternoon massage of my feet, hands, and head. Coffee and an energizing juice shot were tasty. Thanks V (see photo). Dinner? Wow! Thanks Cassidy for the great wine commentary and perfectly paired wines to go with a memorable, delicious Thanksgiving dinner created by executive chef Ben. Taste sensations at every course! I keep coming back to Miraval despite my extensive travels elsewhere because every visit equals or exceeds the last visit. Fantastic escape from day-to-day living, friendly people, beautiful property, and tasty food. Just go ... read more

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We had a great time at the Miraval Austin! There were some hiccups along the way. I wasn't sure if they were understaffed but several times there weren't people at a help desk. In terms of accommodations for pregnant people, I would give Miraval 3 stars. a lot of the activities aren't meant for those in 2-3rd trimester of pregnancy and few accommodations were made to accommodate those needs. I understand that the challenge course and horseback riding is a no go but What I am referring to are the classes. Stretching and Yoga classes we took did not accommodate for my pregnant wife or offer any modifications. It would be as simple as saying do this pose but if you are cant lay on your back you can do this instead. A wonderful highlight is Maggie doing the kicking boxing course. different than what I expected but it was awesome! I had Miraval at 4stars but the price point is high and I would expect a better experience for the cost. read more

We go to Miraval with day passes a few times a year and we always have an amazing and relaxing experience. Their staff is well trained and prioritize customer service. There's incredible variety, the food is fantastic (though I do think your baristas at the coffee bar need some better training on making coffee beverages!), and the wellness offerings are vast. During our visit last week I attended a workshop led by Stacy Schneider on communication and connection. Her opening line was worth the cost of the day pass alone. Her seminar gave me so much access to what's next in my marriage and friendships for connection and love. I wish I was able to download her brain and use it to reference daily. Unlike many of Miraval's other offerings, Stacy was a visiting scholar and only there for the week, but I definitely recommend looking at who will be visiting during your stay and scheduling their sessions in advance! Day passes are a 10/10. Looking forward to our first overnight stay in November! I think it's going to be great! read more

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From the moment I arrived at Miraval Austin, I knew something was off. From the frosty reception, to the dismal food, to the necessity of having reservations for any activity including dinner in a cafeteria like dining room setting, it was a complete waste money and time. The spa was worn and over crowded, the rooms dated and tired, and classes unappealing. This is not a luxury spa. This is at best a roadside Hyatt. And we are World of Hyatt Globalist members. Miraval Austin is the most overpriced (1800 a night), overhyped "wellness resort" I have ever attended and I so wish I had read the reviews more closely. I left two days early. Immediately when I arrived home, I realized I had left some clothes in a drawer. I had begun to unpack but thought better of it so everything else stayed in my bags. I called, emailed, & texted to tell the staff exactly where they were. Somehow, they just couldn't find them. Not only were my money and time stolen, so were my clothes. I contacted customer service regarding my experience and I received an AI generated response back. Recently I attended a private event for the new Canyon Ranch Spa being built in Austin. That is when I realized I needed to save others the same angst I had at Miraval Austin and tell fellow travelers that if you want luxury and wellness in Texas, wait and go to Canyon Ranch in Austin. Anyplace but Miraval Austin. read more

Miraval really has it all - the location, the best service providers, the luxury and ambience, but man oh man do their customer service staff need some retraining. We came in for the day on 12/31, and stayed from about 9am-6pm. Miraval is located in beautiful West Austin, and once you enter the front gates, you're immediately transported into the best that Hill Country has to offer. The scenery is exquisite and all of their built spaces are pristine and lovely. We participated in several of the fitness and wellness classes, and all of the instructors were wonderful. Furthermore, I had a massage with a friendly and competent therapist. Truly top-notch. The customer service staff was definitely more mixed. The dining wait staff, spa front desk, and experience concierges were helpful and solicitous, and I was consistently impressed. However, the main lobby front desk and barista staff were lacking. When we first checked in, the only instructions we got were to put our phones away and make sure we weren't late to anything. There was nothing about orienting us to the space or our schedules, welcoming us to the day, or what we could expect during our stay. We were the only guests in the lobby when we checked in, so it's not like taking the extra time would have been at the expense of other customers. Also, when I came back to ask a question about changing a reservation, a different staff member brushed me off and told me that someone else needed to help me. I eventually got what I needed from a different staff member, but it was a bit off-putting. Finally, we experienced active rudeness from the baristas (when they were actually at the counter). Another customer asked for a smoothie, and the woman behind the counter actually said "yeah, I guess I could make one for you." I came back later, and it was a different guy. When I asked for my drink, he let out a big frustrated sigh. It was toward the end of the day, and it wasn't busy either time. All in all, I really enjoyed Miraval, but the staff honestly left a bad taste in my mouth for what we were paying. read more

All five of my visits have been incredible and consistently excellent. I recently tried Lake Austin Spa and was thoroughly disappointed - Miraval truly sets the standard. read more

Variety of activities ranging from cardio classes to yoga to zen activities (such as lavender meditation) to honey tasting, there is something for everyone. Or spend time at the spa to get a massage, sit near the fire pit or sweat it out in an eucalyptus sauna or gaze out from the infinity pool. Food options are fantastic, menus rotate every 3-4 days. The mini flourless chocolate cake was my favorite dessert which I indulged in at least 3-4 of them a day & then tried to sweat out the calories in the sauna. The creme brulee on the dinner menu is made with honey from the property & was delicious as well, don't skip it since its not offered all the time! 4 stars since lunchtime service was inconsistent. read more

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What a property! My friend and I met at Miraval Austin to celebrate our birthdays. We had such a blast challenging ourselves trying new things like paddle boarding and aerial yoga. The spa services were all thoughtfully and mindfully executed with good intentions and intended results achieved. We enjoyed the preserve hike after a rain with the fragrant petrichor and vibrant chaparral. We indulged our appetites with creative dishes made from delicious, fresh and locally sourced ingredients. I liked the olive oil they source from Texas Hill Country Olive Farm and the smoothies - specifically the strawberry chococado and green we great. I also liked the lamb tikka and their whitefish. The campus is well-designed. I enjoyed the walk around the small Labyrinth. I didn't get to do the larger labyrinth or the ropes course, and it didn't get to see the farm or do any equine activities. I also didn't get to enjoy the chef's courses- so there's plenty to do next time. The room had all of the basic amenities we needed. The bed wasn't that comfortable but they make up for it with lots of pillows and fluffy blankets. Slept well the second night. I would happily go back some day... truly hoping to return to Miraval Austin and if not there, I'd love to check out the Tucson or Berkshires campuses. read more

Was surprised with a day pass here and had a fantastic time. The vibe was high and the energy was really nice. Everyone seemed to be in a good mood, very zen. I started the day with one of the equestrian activities where you bond with the horses and groom them and walk around with them. It was very healing. I love how the activities all have a purpose and they allow you to reflect as a group on the experience. They are all intimate too which was nice. There were about 5 or 6 people in the group. I tried two of the smoothies and both were yummy. I also enjoyed the buffet style lunch. The tuna salad and lemon chicken were both delicious. Everything tasted very fresh. I had a 50 minute relaxation massage with April which was fantastic. The massage tables are extremely comfortable, I wanted to take a nap on it! We did the 45 ft leap of faith which was super fun and rewarding. The gentlemen running the activity were fantastic and they didn't pressure anyone into doing something they weren't comfortable. It was about each persons unique experience and journey. It was very nice. I enjoyed the outdoor jacuzzi and the infinity pool was gorgeous. I took a self guided hike around the property and it was beautiful. Everything is surrounded with trees in nature. Hammocks are spread around the property if you need a rest. The staff were all very exceptionally kind. So that was refreshing to see too. I am looking forward to trying the Arizona location next!! read more

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We had reservations for a weekend getaway. Unfortunately, my wife became ill the week before we were to arrive and 2 days before we were to arrive, she was worse. Didn't want to cancel the reservation, just postpone the visit. No compromise , no compassion -- just sorry you lose your deposit. DON'T STAY HERE!!!! read more

My first stay at a Miraval resort and it was a fantastic, unforgettable experience! You can book activities during your stay (please make sure to book early, like 2 months out, because many of the popular ones book up fast!). My favorite activities were the cardio drumming, samba, cypress creek farm visit (got to meet hundreds of chickens and see how they collect the chicken eggs), and the tex zen yoga class in the beautiful yoga barn at sunset. You get a $175 resort credit per person per night during your stay. If you want to book a massage, most likely you'll end up paying a little more out of pocket because their standard 1 hour massages are approximately $200+ per person. The food was delicious every night, and the best part is that they focus on utilizing healthy, nutritious ingredients. I loved the little coffee shop that they have next to the restaurant where you can order unlimited smoothies and coffee drinks from throughout the day. Definitely would come back here for a special occasion. I look forward to checking out the other two Miraval locations in Tucson and the Berkshires as well! read more

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The 4-star review here is based on using Hyatt Points for the booking, but if had to pay $$$ instead...it would probably be a 3-star rating. The all-inclusive aspect of things here is great and I found the food to be top-notch and also enjoyed the drinks at the little juice/coffee bar. There were a good variety of activities and the pool areas were kept clean and were great to just relax at. Our experience was positive enough that we've been talking about giving the other Miraval locations in Tucson and the Berkshires a try at some point. read more

The property was very beautiful and serene. The spa service was absolutely wonderful - felt pampered by the staff there at every step of the way. Had a great time and learned so much on the Nature Walk with Sunshine as well from Sam who is in charge of the culinary classes. There is a lot of potential here but at the same time the devil is in the details - Beds are very uncomfortable. I felt like I was sinking in it (I am of average height 5'2" and average build 130 pounds) The cubby in the closet area was exposed (with black chips) as well as the bathroom door - some fresh layers of paint would do wonders. Hair was not removed from shower drains. This is low effort maintenance expected of an upscale wellness resort. Also, I wanted express my disappointment that my experienced planner had misinterpreted my shuttle needs. In my email, I only said that I did not need shuttle service today going from the airport to Miraval. Somehow, the day of departure I was informed that my email was interpreted that I did not need shuttle service period. The arrival center at first pushed back and said unfortunately there was nothing they could do and I commented that is unacceptable and showed them my actual email that I never said anything about not needing outbound shutting service. Eventually, an Uber was called for me but under the guise that it was a 'shuttle'. While I am appreciative that Miraval made it right, it is okay to acknowledge that there was a mixup. But in the end it appears that optics were more important and they maintained that my Uber was the 'shuttle'. I had reached out prior to confirm if the Peloton was Delta or SPD cleats. The planner confirmed it was Delta cleats so I brought my Delta pair of shoes. However, the bike is actually fitted with SPD cleats. I was very disappointed to say the least that I wasn't able to execute rides as planned. The bike itself was also filthy - there were no disinfectant wipes left in both dispensers. I tried to improvise and attempted to squeeze from the Purell dispenser into a paper towel but those were empty as well. Do better Miraval, this is low hanging fruit. Budget hotels in Vegas have better standards. read more

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Can I live here forever!!?? My job paid for a four day trip the Austin Miraval and wow I would recommend this to everyone. The food was AMAZING, so many options and I looked forward to dinner everyday for the three course meals. Every meal felt healthy yet decadent leaving me feeling great after each dish. I spent most of my time in the infinity pools - strongly recommend taking being by the pool around sunset time read more

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Worth Every Dollar! Local to Austin so I did a day pass during the week and everything was phenomenal. From service, to check in, to the activities everything was well thought out and meaningful. Booked a day pass about 7 weeks in advance. The day pass comes with a resort credit where you can use it on activities and within the spa. Daily activity schedule is available online as it changes daily and monthly. During my visit I participated in a Hatha yoga class, a guided meditation, 50 minute massage, and cocktail class as my activities. All were booked in advance because classes do have limited capacity and does fill up. Hatha yoga was slow and beginner friendly. Guided meditation was personal and left feeling rejuvenated. There is a quite room before the massage that was so peaceful you could fall asleep in. Massage was relaxing and therapeutic, I didn't want it to be over. Cocktail class was jalapeño infused margarita, left actually feeling educated. Can't wait to go back! read more

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My first thoughts upon stumbling on Miraval were, "I didn't even know such a place even existed (in the best way possible)!". Miraval is a hotel brand under Hyatt. But hotel is an understatement. Miraval is a full-on experience, a retreat from reality. On premises, all meals are complimentary and gourmet. As for the itineraries, guests pick and choose an assortment of activities ranging from outdoor sports like archery, to emotional well-being classes and yoga. Be warned that the price tag isn't for the faint of heart. A typical one day price is upwards of $1000! For most people (myself included), the most accessible way to book is to use your accrued credit card points. Fortunately, World of Hyatt runs seasonal campaigns that make booking attractive. For example, in Winter of 2021, they laid out a BOGO deal, where 65000 points (~$650) comped you and another guest for TWO nights (one paid, one free). If that's not a good deal, I don't know what is. Another tip: you can also transfer your Chase UR points 1:1 to World of Hyatt. The overarching themes are mental well-being and recharge, and the activities reinforce that. So often in the digital age, we are glued to our phones. It's normalized for adults to have anxiety and stress, but just not deal with it. Each instructor and each class brings a unique perspective on how to solve these problems. As for the actual food, I won't bore you with the details, but the food is very health-conscious and locally sourced. The only con I could find is the beds are surprisingly uncomfortable for a 5 star hotel. The mattresses are soft (not in a memory-foam way), and they compound that by adding a soft comforter on top. The result? Not very good sleep and a possible bad back. Alas, let's not focus on the negatives. Everything else - the food, the hospitality, the course quality, the staff - is top-notch. I invite you to try Miraval out, if only just once. You will not be disappointed. read more

Miraval Austin Resort & Spa - Beautiful view from the spa pool - Resorts Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Miraval is a beautiful resort located in West Austin overlooking Lake Travis. As someone who cares a lot about wellness, I was really excited to experience all that Miraval had to offer, and I love how they offer plenty of different activity options so you can customize your stay to your interests. We took advantage of a promotion they were doing, which was to stay two nights and get a third night free. I honestly don't think I would have wanted to stay any longer than that, but we did meet some guests who were staying a full week at the resort. I did a lot of yoga classes during my stay, but my favorite was definitely the Slow Flow Aerial Yoga class. I've always wanted to try aerial yoga, and the class offered here was the perfect introduction! Our instructor, Susan, was so friendly and made us all feel confident that we would be supported by the silks. The highlight of my stay was the Life in Balance Spa treatments. First, I did the River Flower Ritual, which involved dry brushing exfoliation, a scalp massage, and fragrant, moisturizing skin masks. I had never experienced any spa treatments before, so I was a little unsure what to expect, but the staff were so welcoming and explained every detail to me so I could just relax. The next day I did the Miraval Relaxation Massage, which was also my first professional massage ever, and the massage therapist was super patient and considerate of my needs. The staff is really what makes this place so incredible to stay at. From the hotel staff to the waiters to the yoga teachers, everyone is so patient, friendly, and eager to help. The biggest opportunity for improvement here is the food. As part of your stay, food and non-alcoholic beverages are included. Breakfast is by far the best meal here, but in my opinion it's pretty hard to mess up breakfast food. For lunch, there is a buffet as well as a menu you can order from, so there are plenty of options, but they all tend to be under seasoned and underwhelming. I'm not just talking about salt either, all of the seasoning is lacking so the food is just very bland. For dinner, you must order off the menu, and the food tends to have the same issues. Dessert is somewhat hit or miss depending on the dish. I totally understand that they are aiming to only serve super healthy food, but I think if they focused on using really fresh, delicious ingredients and seasoning everything very well (even with less salt!), the menu would dramatically improve. The one standout dish was actually the burger, which is served on a toasted brioche bun. There are food and beverage classes you can add to your schedule with additional fees, and I strongly recommend the beverage classes if you're interested in learning more about what to look for when you buy alcohol, either at a store or out at a bar. I liked that they kept these classes pretty small, so it was super easy to ask the instructor any questions you had. Here are my favorite classes/activities from my stay: - Slow Flow Aerial Yoga - Conscious Mixology - Slow Flow Yoga - Floating Meditation - Tarot Card Workshop - Ring of Light One other critique I have is that there are only a few narrow sidewalks throughout the property, but they still let the golf carts drive on them. When someone is getting a tour of the resort or just getting a ride somewhere, you have to step off the sidewalk into the dirt to let the golf cart go past. Normally it's not a big deal, but at an expensive property like this, I would have expected them to think that through a little more. Maybe I'm being dramatic, but I didn't expect to have to stand in the dirt during my luxury vacation. Overall, I don't think this place is worth the price. Even with the free night, one room was about $5,800 for the trip without any of the extra spa treatments and premium classes we added on. For the price point, I was expecting a lot more in terms of food and details. I think the one reason you may want to stay here is that all of the guests are in the same relaxation mindset. Everyone is coming to the resort for a specific reason, whether it's to escape work, reset themselves, or even to grieve a loss, so all of the guests I met were very friendly and open-minded. If you spent the same amount of money on just any expensive resort, you may encounter people traveling for business or to party, which could create a totally different atmosphere. Still, I wonder if there are other wellness resorts out there that are better quality for this price point. read more

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I was not expecting the vast beauty of this wilderness. It is UBER QUIET and serene, the perfect getaway. All staff members are incredibly kind. I want to recognize Mackenzie at the front desk (she is uber sweet). Upon arrival, they will give you the option of a cross body bag or a tote with BPA-free water bottle. The food is I-N-C-R-E-D-I-B-L-E and unlimited. Your servers actually encourage you to order *both* entrees when you can't decide. The breakfast smoothies, matcha lattes, and turkish mint tea is incredible. Special shoutout to Adam and everyone who works at the Nest. You don't have to tip the staff. It's shocking for Americans, but it is an all-inclusive resort that adopts the European method (meaning Miraval pays their staff very well). The spa has incredible vibes. The crystal rock wall is potent. I could spend all day there. Advice: 1. Go during April (before it gets too hot and bugs become a problem) 2. Book all of your classes at least 45 days in advance ( there are more people here than you think) 3. The mattress pillow top is uncomfortable for people who prefer firm beds, so make sure to take it off or ask for 2 queen beds. read more

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Perfect; relaxing and refreshing experience. Took yoga classes everyday. some tips, sign up early online you can plan your schedule before you arrive but you can cancel once you get there in case you feel overbooked ... but there's numerous classes that you can take. The cardio drumming and yoga were favorites! read more

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I wanted to ease my way into 2023 with a clean slate so I opted for a day pass at this local Austin wellness resort. Booking through resort pass was a bit of a process as I had to manually call Miraval to get my link to book classes but other than that the reservation process was pretty straightforward. Miraval was such an amazing experience from the spa services, to the classes, to the delicious healthy food. There is something for everyone looking to reset and unwind. This is how I'd rate each thing I did: Spa Services: My partner got a facial and loved it, I walked through the facility and was definitely regretting not booking a service myself after touring. They have a quiet room and serene pool with amazing hill country views, steam room, lockers, mini shop, and many services you can choose from. 5/5 Classes: They have too many choices to name but I did two culinary classes and a wellness workshop. I really enjoyed the art of the egg class, very educational. Some classes have an extra cost but I thought it was well worth the extra fee. I'd give the art of the egg class a 5/5. Private sessions: You can opt for any of the classes to be private for an extra fee or pick a private class such as a custom fitness program design which is what I chose however I didn't find it to be worth the cost personally so next time I go I'll pick a different type of session. 2/5 Food: There is something for everyone no matter the allergies or health conditions. Very nutritional yet tasty. Included in the day pass was smoothies, snacks, all inclusive lunch, and you could add on dinner for a fee. Everything I had was pretty delicious and kept me feeling energized. 5/5 Definitely will be returning for another day of relaxation and wellness. Although there were some hits and misses I enjoyed the process of exploring what Miraval had to offer and found things I can do on my next visit. Highly recommend giving Miraval a try especially if you're local to Austin as the day pass is an incredible value compared to staying overnight. read more

Miraval Austin Resort & Spa - Hill country view - Resorts Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Miraval is my legit happy place. I've now been twice on a Day Pass and it hasn't exceeded my expectations each time. The food, drinks, property, classes are all absolutely divine. You just start to feel and breathe better driving onto the property. And omg the spa, go for anything and you won't regret it. I've had both a pedicure and an Abhyanga massage and both were amazing. I'd like to give a special shout out to the check in staff as well as Audrey at the Discovery pool for really going above and beyond to make us feel welcome. Thank you, Audrey, for bringing joy to my life with those watermelon margaritas. The only thing I wish they had is some type of Austin locals package or membership so that I could go more often at a more reasonable price, though I do feel you get what you pay for on the day pass. If that ever happens, I'll be going monthly to be sure! read more

We had an amazing time! It was a beautiful property and all of the staff interactions were superb. Activities we chose were hatchet throwing and the farm visit. Both were exceptional experiences! I would definitely come again. There's such a huge variety of activities like a rope course and bee keeping. We got smoothies every few hours and they have nice add-ins like spirulina and bee pollen. Lunch is a great, healthy buffet and they had two specials you can order from the kitchen. The chocolate avocado cookies were AMAZING. If you ask for a recipe, they'll email it to you! So thoughtful!!! All-inclusive resorts are definitely the way to go. It's a higher upfront cost, but I think it was well worth it. You feel like a queen the whole stay. read more

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This place could be amazing. But it's not. First, the beds are hellacious, second the massage I got was so painful and my therapist didn't hear me or didn't care that I was not ok. I'm bruised days later. And they clearly equate dieting with health. How about intuitive eating instead? I had to order multiple entries to get enough food for what my body actually needs. The good: Great couples experience at the spa, beautiful pools, used points read more

Very disappointing and don't waiste your money! First, the restaurant and adjoining cafe did not have air conditioning. The temperatures were about 90 degrees and extremely humid. According to the staff it had been without air for about 3 weeks. You had the opportunity to have the food delivered to your room but it was delivered in cardbox boxes....... I was unable to book ANY classes that were included in the "all inclusive fees" I have a trail of email communications starting 3 weeks prior to arrival where I did not get anywhere regarding booking classes. I had to pay another $800 to get into the meditation classes and some other classes that I was interested in. The Equine program is amazing. The ONLY program I would give a 5 start+ When you arrive, no one tells you anything about meals etc. We stayed at the most expensive room yet it was farthest away from anything and had to walk in 95 degree very humid weather. It took forever to get a golf cart to help us with our luggage when we checked out. This place need management!! Not worth the money spent! read more

If you are on the fence... just no. "For the price" (I'm going to say this a lot) it's just not worth it. Disappointing. I've been to it as the Crossings and Traverssana before Miraval. This property is a solid 3/ 3.5. Definitely not a 5. Pretty property with some places to walk and do yoga. The room buildings look like apartments, the king corner room has nice lighting, and a small outdoor shower, but again for the money we should expect a bigger space and serious luxury. There are also some loud pipes, it would sound like someone was urinating or pouring water for a long time basically inside the room. Management if you read this it was room 1221 - hang there for a while and listen. It's also easy to hear movement on second floor. The food? The restaurant is nothing special at all. The mocktails were watered down ginger something. Not wowed. The entrees were just ok. Had chicken, salmon, and short ribs. The Kale salad was kind of wilted. For lunch we had the burger - there was a $20 to have it delivered to our room. Ok we know room service is normally a charge but again... for the price? I dont get it. The ambiance of the restaurant is more like a casual dining hall which could make sense at a yoga retreat type of place, but not when it cost almost $3000 a night to stay at a resort. We actually left on night two to eat elsewhere. Seriously for the price, especially per person, all the food should be to die for. When we did get back on Saturday night we called the desk to open the gate, but once inside the property no one was at front desk or anyone in lobby at all to do valet- after we waited a while we just self parked. Not the biggest deal but again - for the price... The next morning I called the front desk for a question on my bill. They were busy and told me they would call me back, and after two hours had not. Again not the worst thing in the world but all the little things add up and you wonder why in the world you are paying well over a $1000 per person for this. I'm a big Hyatt fan and we have traveled a lot! I cannot stand ppl that seem to complain at tiny stuff on hotel reviews - and I typically never write bad we reviews, we really appreciate great vibe and service and love to promote our hotel experiences. I just felt I wanted to share cause I wish I paid more attention to the negative reviews before I went last week. We have Been to a lot of 5 star places and I dont think anything was quite this expensive- you can go to the Dolomites in Italy and stay at off the chart places for longer for the same price. I live in Austin and just cannot recommend this place unfortunately. If this was $300, $600, $800 a night for a couple ? 4 star hotel for sure ... but again for the price.... It's just not worth your $. The one thing that was the absolute best is the bed. 1000% phenomenal. Buy the bed, do yoga at your house on a video, get some take out and enjoy. read more

Nice BUT.... Beware: Fees - 23% resort charge, 6 % occupancy tax, 8.25% sales tax - they were not explained to us when the reservations were made. (They talk a lot about the $175 resort credit but that is minimal compared to the 23% resort charge.) Beware: They bill per person, not per room. And we had trouble getting our final bill. We checked out on 1/2/21 and did not get final bill until 1/6/21 after two calls and an email. Beware : Activity sign-up is challenging and problematic. If you make your activity reservations on the phone, be sure to look for an email confirmation. We made an activity reservation by phone and we did not follow-up with an email, or think to look for an email confirmation. We found the reservation had not been made by the phone reservationist. We were not able to do the activity despite having emailed the reservationists for 2+ months before our arrival. Very disappointing. Both the phone and email reservationists were hard to get a hold of. Frequently there were days between emails with reservationists. Miraval tried to make up for its big failure in making an activity important to us with complimentary spa service. Beware: Alcohol - Expensive alcohol drinks (not included in room/resort fees) and some inexperienced bartenders who did not make classic cocktails correctly (yes it is a pandemic) On the Plus Side: Food - lovely, interesting, tasty, outstanding service, healthy. Restaurant staff super nice. Activities - Yoga classes were enjoyable for experienced participants. Had fun with the beekeeper on the farm, the hatchet throwing, and the archery. Found Bosu ball and Barre classes to be excellent. Activities staff consistently friendly and aiming to please. Spa - Super wonderful. We all had lovely relaxing cossetting experiences with massages and mani/pedis. Calm and luxurious atmosphere in the spa, with two types of saunas and an indoor jacuzzi. Outstanding service from staff. Walking trails- Very nice and well maintained Campus ambiance - Lovely. (We had great weather) "spa music" in sensory garden, attractive trees and sidewalks, good signs to help learn how to get around Rooms - Pleasant, though two of our rooms had noisy refrigerators. Front desk/room service very response to any request. Pools- Two beautiful infinity pools, each with a jacuzzi. The pool near the spa has a small waterfall down to a lower level. Well maintained and attractive. read more

What a wonderful place to get away, disconnect and recharge! We have visited Miraval Tucson prior and had an amazing experience, so was hoping the same for our stay in Austin. Our room was upgraded due to my Hyatt status and we loved it...full of light with windows all around looking out on the trees. The classes were amazing...great instruction, amazing facilities and such variety. I participated in a Morning Stretch, 6 Yoga and 3 Meditation classes during my stay. I wish I had more time to try even more as there were many other options that I just didn't have the time to take advantage of. We enjoyed massages at the end of each evening after dinner. What a perfect way to finish out the day and then head back to your room to crawl into that heavenly bed for a great night's sleep. The onsite boutique is amazing, so get ready to spend quite a bit of money there too. And...the food. Loved the variety of food and just how flavorful all of it was. We truly had a great experience and can't wait to schedule our next visit to a Miraval! read more

Don't do it. I am cutting my trip short because I can't tolerate the sleepless nights due to rowdy drunk guests and inconsistent service. For starters, service can be hit or miss. Some of the food servers are very friendly while others look miserable. The barista at the nest café (Ashley) barely looked up at me as I approached the bar to order a smoothie. When she saw me waiting, she made no attempt to say hello or ask what I wanted - she just stared at me. When I told her what I wanted, still silence and she made no acknowledgment before she went on to make my drink. I was polite and thanked her, but it was one of the experiences where you wonder why Miraval hires people who don't want to be there. The food is OK. Some days the chicken was very dry, some days the falafel was hard as a rock that when I tried cutting it, it flew off my plate. The food is definitely not as good compared to their Tucson location since the lunch menu stays the same and they only switch out the lunch buffet. Dinner was typically good, although service could be slow. The rooms are rundown and definitely need updating. As for experiences, a one week stay felt too long for this property since they don't offer many during the week - at least not ones that don't require an additional fee. There are a few specialists who stand out though. I really enjoyed my time with Lynn for astrology and tarot reading. Lauren, the nutritionist, provided valuable learnings I'll take with me. Jen in the spa was wonderful and Bonnie and Kasey in experience planning were always friendly and helpful. In my opinion, if you're looking for mediums with deep experience in spiritual guidance, I think Tucson is more well-equipped. What's causing me to cut my trip short is the fact that Miraval books corporate retreats, which inevitably means you will be sharing the property with guests who don't share the same mindset or intentions with booking a stay at Miraval. If you enjoy spending thousands of dollars on rundown rooms and loud guests, then by all means go for it. If you're after true luxury, wellness, rest, or just peace of mind, do yourself a favor and skip this location - book Amangiri, Mii Amo or Canyon Ranch. If you're still on the fence and considering booking a stay here, have a listen to the video... read more

I wanted to first state the positives about this resort before i explain the 3 star review. The staff and experience at the spa was without doubt above expectation and wonderful. Its almost impossible to get a perfect customer experience because of the number of staff you interact with. There is usually one person whom can be having a bad day and it shows. Overall, the staff, service and attentiveness is an overwhelmingly positive one. HR should be proud of the individuals they were able put together here. Now onto the bad. For individuals that have travel cross country to spend time at this resort, such as i. Including the cost, i have a certain expectations. They may be high, but i would say it's a fair assessment and expectation for myself and most of other travelers. I noticed that upon check in that there were ants in the bathroom. I didnt make a big deal since we are where we are and the room is on the ground floor. There were also just a few i saw crawling around. After the second or third day i noticed that the bottom of the door leading to the balcony had a hole. This in itself isn't really a big deal. However, it causes concern regarding attention to detail. How was this missed by the housekeeping staff? Also, i brought back snacks and drinks that were left on the counter and it was never cleaned out. again not sure why housekeeping felt it should be left in the room. Even after requesting for it to be removed,. It stayed there for 2 more days. One of the nights i noticed that ants were crawling in the bed. And the ants in the bathroom have now grown in size. It obviously isn't the best way to go to bed knowing ants will be crawling around while in bed. Was offered a room change. Which happened late and after dinner since i was busy throughout the day. Was offered help to move, but was so exhausted i just wanted a to pack as fast as possible and get to bed. I realized that the new room was smaller and of a lower category than the previous room. This was of course disappointing considering i only moved because of the pests in the room. After bringing this up the next day. The wonderful staff was more than willing to accommodate and upgraded to a larger room and higher floor. After the first night, the ant issue only got worse. They have now infested the whole room, carpet, many were over cloths and in the suitcase. Which was left on the floor. Being from the city, this was a bit unsettling and disturbing. Otherwise a pretty decent stay was ruined on execution when coming to comfort of the rooms. hopefully they figure out the pest concerns. read more

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