We went to this out of your normal world place for an extremely unique experience!! It's a…read moresummertime only thing and you have to reserve your seat or seats!! But don't worry about that, if you've never been, the size of the place is incredible!! And the food, I just can't say enough about it!! They serve up just about anything and everything you can only dream about!! How about Prime Rib, melts in your mouth, shrimp cocktail, how about breakfast items, anything that you can only dream up for breakfast, they have got it, when you're at the salads bar area several too choose from, and last item I will mention just has to talked about, the dessert bar area, it's huge!!! I mean if you love dessert, no matter how much you have had to eat, at all the buffet tables they have, you absolutely can't not get past that dessert table!! Now the place I've been raving about is second best to no one!! And it's not like any buffet I've ever been to, oh wait, I have been to a lodge in a place called Park City that's very similar but I think it's just not as nice as Snowbasin Resort, located at 3925 East Snowbasin Resort Rd, there are two different ways of getting there, one is up Ogden Canyon, the other is head up Interstate 84. You will see directions to the place along the way, you'll definitely not miss it! Last but not the least I feel like I should mention the cost of all the splendour, it's not for the faint of heart, per person, how's about $85.00!! It's just probably the absolute best $85.00 a person will spend in their lifetime of hunting a buffet of this magnitude!! Well I guess I've said too much about this place but it's really out of this world and it's located right here in Northern Utah!! Now in closing, how about some photos??

Was an awesome day to take a ride up to snow basin resort. No snow or skiing but was a cool…read morePlace to check out. The winding road up led you along a winding creek/river depending on your view point. All the housing along this water way was built in such a way to take advantage of the water. One place it was running under the house. Not sure about tht but I guess they have a handle on it. I imagine it could be a tough drive in the winter with ice and snow.this place must really get active during the ski season as their park areas are huge. In the off season they have hiking and biking available, mini golf, outdoor music and arts events as well as mountain top dining and a kids zone Thts open year around

Snelgrove Travel Center is a very personable travel agency. All of their agents are very insightful…read moreand helpful in planning trips. They want the best experience for you and will make booking a trip a breeze!

Robin, helped us book our trip and hotel to London. She was very helpful and helped us save a lot…read moreof money. She was great

Circle L MH park is a well maintained community . Management is kind and professional, the…read moremaintenance team are friendly hard workers who are keeping our community looking good and enjoyable.

Very Disappointed…read more... Lack of professionalism.... And then goes downhill from there... when jami allows the maintenance boy to yell at me when i dont understand ....therer is a problem with them ....not my fault.... at least the neighbor hasd balls to apologize....

Don't come unless you want to put your beginner in danger and waste money on advanced skier…read more Also Discrimination!!! Unless you spend over $10k at ski school, don't expect any help. This was what the Director, Krista of the ski school told us. Your kids will be put in groups with other kids at very different levels, green, blue, or black, maybe all in one group. It doesn't matter. They don't assess based on levels even though they act like they do by giving the kids report cards. Your kids may be at a lower level but they will group them with kids on super high level and vice versa. If you have lower level kids, this will be very dangerous, and if you have higher level skiers, then you just spend the money, and they may not learn anything. We have been to different ski resorts in Utah and Denver, and this is the first time that they do not consider the kids levels and provided service based on how much you spent.

This resort is truly top notch. They are unique in that they offer no lodging, so most people who…read moreski/board here are locals. The benefit to that is that it is not so commercialized like many others in the area. People don't come to Snowbasin to shop, they come here to enjoy the slopes! With the exception of the lodge, the store, and a few smaller lodges with restaurants spread throughout the resort, there is nothing else to do but ski. The skiers at Snowbasin have excellent etiquette and there is plenty of space on the slopes even on the busiest days. So if the lift lines are long, know that the slopes won't be congested. I have heard that they are planning to add in a hotel with 300+ rooms in the next 5 years, so the dynamic will shift. Hopefully they continue their focus on the slopes instead of shopping. Only time will tell!

We just returned from the best Mediterranean cruise that we booked with Marcy! We have gone on…read morecruises before that we planned on our own. This is the only way to go! Marcy was so helpful in organizing and answering any and all questions. Not only that, but we ran into a problem with our room while on the cruise and she was willing to work with guest relations. This was our second Celebrity cruise and our fourth cruise, but I learned so much about the ins and outs of cruising and excursions through her. Thanks Marcy! You're the BEST! Susan​​

A fantastic crossroads for transportation, shopping and outdoors fun!…read more This is a great spot to catch the Frontrunner Train going South to the Salt Lake City or Provo areas and to catch it going North to the Layton and Ogden areas. The area is really developing at this station to include several businesses. The theme park "Lagoon" is nearby and there is even a shuttle that will take you there from this station. There are some biking trails nearby as well that are fun to go on and explore the wilderness. Farmington Station is a great location to connect you to transport via the UTA system, it has several developing businesses and even has some great trails to transverse nearby.

I went on a vacation with VoyaGGo Vacations…read more And I just want to say that it was one of the better vacations. The agency prepared us for the trip we had all our documents that we needed the only thing to worry about was having fun, there wasn't any confusions I felt like I new in advance what to expect when I got to my destination which is important to me. . My wife and I plan on traveling with voyaGGo Vacations in the future !!!!!!!

These guys are awesome!! Just returned from a cruise to the…read moreMexican Riviera.... Voyaggo made everything stress-free and affordable! Our entire party had a great time.... we can't wait for our next vacation!

My wife and I stayed here as a stopover on our way home in Idaho from visiting our son and his…read morefiancee in Durango, CO. We stayed just one night. Our front desk clerk, I believe her name was Megen, was very nice, welcomed us, and gave us the lowdown of the property. It is actually very nice. The rooms are spacious suites, with a large fridge, microwave, dishes and cups, a desk, and a kitchenette counter area with a coffee maker. It would seem to be a place where people might have extended says, for business or personal. To that end, they don't provide housekeeping services until you've stayed 7 days, though the sign seem to say that they would do a full clean of your room if requested even if you stay less than the seven days. There is no complimentary breakfast, which is unusual for the hotels we typically stay at. Parking is free, though if the hotel was real busy you might have to park in the back where the dumpsters are (we didn't have to). When we checked in and after we had dinner, we did not see any business people, but did see a few interesting characters. Still, we felt v ery safe. Our room had double queen beds. They were more comfortable than the other two hotels we stayed at on this trip, but I still was awakened with hip and back pain. The bathroom sink space allowed for both of us to have our toiletries, and there was a nice walk in shower with doors instead of curtains, which I thought was a nice touch. The shower water pressure was just OK, and the bathroom fan did not seem strong, though it did the trick. There are a few good restaurants within walking distance, including a brewery right across the street, though we did not go there. Within a short drive there are many more options. The hotel is set back a few miles from the freeway, so it was very quiet. Except for the AC in the room, which when on, was VERY loud. Otherwise, it was very quiet. All in all, we enjoyed our stay in our clean and spacious suite at a very reasonable rate. Very nice for a stopover. Layton, UT, seems like a great place.

Room was a suite with a kitchen. Clean. Fairly spacious, fairly modern. Fridge/freezer/ice maker…read moreworked well. pretty modern. Staff was friendly and helpful. Small gym with 2 cardio devices, a couple weight benches, and decent set of dumbbells. Living area and bedroom had separate climate controls with thermostats which worked well. Didn't notice noise as a problem. Needs improvement: the furnishings are getting toward the end of their service lives. Not shabby looking, rather the cushioning of the beds and couches are on the downhill side of the peak. The dining service utensils were too few. Almost no spices provided for cooking. Stainless steel saute pans (I don't have the knack to keep food from sticking) are not my choice for cooking. No oven, btw. Summary: a nice room that's a step up from a regular room at a pretty good price. We'd stay here again for sure.