Just to start off I am a intermediate level snowboarder but I also ski and a moderate to high…read morelevel. Overall the hill was nice but I think there are things that won't make me want to come back here anytime soon. First is I don't love that the majority of the blue and green runs are off a single chair, granted I understand that they are limited with what they have but I find for the beginner level people it is difficult to really move off the main quad chair which does move fast but is a bit of a wait. As well due to the main run being the nicest and easiest there are many many kids on it which does make the run more difficult as you try to avoid them and since you have to pass over the road it funnels people quite a lot. Second is I found the black runs were not only packed with moguls which is fine but they were very icy, and there was a lack of powder. The blacks also feel a bit unkept as they didn't seem very well groomed and not much snow to cushion. I do have to say I only went here for one day of skiing and hit about 10 different runs in the day. I did enjoy the ski out and the lines were not super long which made the day much more enjoyable!

Would have been a 5-star and I know it was for the BF. My only holdout is that I am a beginning…read moreskier and this mountain is best suited for advanced skiers. It has very few greens and even those are blue-like in their steepness. That said, the mountain is beautiful! So natural and majestic - almost humbling to look at. The ski instruction and all the staff we met - in ticket office, rental shop, retail shop, restaurants were super warm and friendly and just seem so happy to be working here. I took 3 amazing half day lessons and went down the mountain - white knuckling sure, but eager for another ski trip sometime soon. We stayed at Northstar, which is amazing ski-in, ski-out. Sooooo convenient to jump out of bed, into your skis, and down the slope you go!

Way over priced for what you get. A suit for under $200 would be a decent price but for more than…read more$300 look for somewhere else to stay. The rooms are dated and from the late 90s/2000s, which in itself isn't terrible. However the magnet door cards that can't hold the door unlock info are not. We went through 7 cards on our three night stay. Also the hotel doesn't not offer or let you know about having your room made up. With multiple people staying in a suit at the very least you think they would drop off towels and coffee, this is not the case. Even if you request to have your room made up they will not do it. If you want towels, toilet paper or coffee , get it yourself with the attitude to match. Pool is small and only one of the hot tubs was working. AC needs a cleaning as we all left with a cough and stuffy noses that went away when we were out of the room. Upon check out the staff cannot even be bothered to ask how was your stay, it's like they already know.

The staff at Trickle Creek are very friendly and pleasant to deal with. It is an older property…read moreand could use some updating and refinishing. We had a 1 bedroom unit and it was nice but very basic. We found the bed to be very uncomfortable and it was difficult to get a good night's sleep. When we were there in June it was very quiet and there weren't many other customers. The restaurant on the premises is now called Buckhorn and Main and it is a decent restaurant. They have coffee in the lobby during the day and my husband said it is very good coffee. My husband is a golfer and we were offered a special rate if he played 1 round of golf on their golf course. I enjoyed having TV's in both the living room and bedroom. We could both enjoy our own programs in the evening.

This place was awesome! It's an art gallery and a hotel. Ted & Valerie are the owners and they…read morewere full of lots of great suggestions to help plan the rest of our trip. They were also great in telling us all the cool places to eat and visit downtown. Their halls were full of art and Valerie knew every artist personally and had stories of all of them. They served us a free breakfast and my only very minor complaint is that breakfast was all carbs. Otherwise stop in and stay!

3.5 stars The suites…read moreare nice, but the resort suffers from a lack of amenities. No restaurant or spa after being open for more than a year. Being put into a lock-off suite in a mostly empty hotel is off-putting. I want to be pampered, not put into the easiest choice for cleaning staff. The lock-off doors are odd, with a lock system between suites that is not particularly reassuring. The bed is comfortable, and the bath fixtures are mostly high end, but I don't like the gauzy curtain between the ensuite and the bed area. I think next time we may go back to a VRBO, or the resort across the parking lot which has less attractive rooms but offers complementary breakfasts & an onsite restaurant. It's nice, but not finished.

I had to stay here for a month. I never got service from house keeping once. Had to constantly ask…read morefor new sheets, towels, toilet paper. Staff has been exceedingly less than attentive during my stay.

Wonderful place, cheap drinks and great company! There is a bar cat if you are looking for company…read more Also, there is a special blend of aged crown royal and cognac that is served for only $7/ounce.