I recently went to a conference at this hotel. Since I didn't have a choice as to where to stay, I was a little nervous based on the reviews I had read about this hotel. I worried for nothing! The rooms have been renovated and are not outdated as stated in previous reviews. The room was very comfortable. I had plenty of hot water, nice thick towels, and a full sized hairdryer (not the little one attached to the wall). My gas fireplace worked beatifully and took the chill out of the room at night. The bed was soooo comfortable. The lobby had plenty of comfortable seating areas. We ate at The Farm both nights and had a splendid meal both times! I can't say enough about the friendly wait-staff and delicious food we had there.
I believe the management has listened to the feedback and addressed concerns. Do not hesitate to stay here!

we love it there and plan on going back. everything was right out the door from the resort. we rented a car so we got to go around town to see lots of things. the best place and very family friendly ski school for kids. the room is average but we didnt stay in it all day just to sleep and we were up early to start are day every day.

My boyfriend and I stayed here for his work event, which was being held at the hotel. The overall location of the hotel on the slopes was great...with easy access to the lifts and their snow beach, with gourmet hot chocoloates. But, the hotel itself left a bit to be desired. Our room was just average and awkwardly decorated. The best part was the huge sink area in the bathroom. Although there were several dining establishments, it was difficult to find breakfast at 10am beyond their take-out place in the lobby. And the location on the mountain means that you'd have to drive into town for other options.

I did visit their spa as well for a massage and it was fine, however nothing to write home about.

This was my first tine to the area, and the hotel was difficult to find in the dark with all of the construction. The room was large with a nice kitchenette. There was no hot water for the shower. Maintenance came and told me to run both bathroom sinks and the tub on full until it became hot. That took at least 20 minutes, which seemed wasteful, but it was better than icy cold showers. One night we had a fire alarm and had to evacuate the hotel. The following night we had two alarms. It is no fun going out into the snow at 2 am in your PJs and coat.