I am now downgrading the rating to 1 star, and would make it zero stars if that was on option. I have been attempting to resolve a billing issue for a week. I was charged 4 nights for a 2 night stay. I have made 5 phone calls speaking with both an assistant manager and a manager. They have repeatedly told me that they will call me back. IT HAS NOT HAPPENED. The service is disgraceful. Avoid the hassle, stay somewhere else! read more

A very beautiful sanctuary located near Santa Cruz that makes for a quick getaway trip from the hussle and hussle of every day SF city life. We attended a four day workshop which was hosted by gracious SAND organizers Maurizio and Zaya. We loved the chill and relaxing vibe of this newly opened retreat center which hosts a multitude of different workshops every week. The facilities are clean and the food is really delicious. You can taste the freshness of the ingredients as everything is sourced locally or grown in their garden on site. We did not end up staying on site for accommodations though (a bit pricey) but we are looking to be back sometime again soon. A big bonus is the heated outdoor infinity pool with views of the stars and forest. So romantic! read more

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Beyond expectations! Quality, quality and quality. The facilities and staff are amazing. So much attention to detail, beautiful buildings, landscaping, surrounded by huge redwoods, and the food was great. You gotta experience the place to really appreciate the attention to detail. They poured a lot of love into this place. We attended The China Study in Practice. It was a great honour and privilege to hear directly from the pioneers Dr. Thomas M. Campbell and Dr. T. Colin Campbell. Especially at a seven star facility! read more

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Just came back from their opening weekend, having stayed there with my girlfriend, Friday through Sunday, for a workshop. The workshop was quite good. But I can't say the same for the facilities. The room registration wasn't working right, so we had to stand in a long line for over an hour. They did give us a free drink and snack while we waited. Our suite room was big and had a new room smell. Unfortunately the bathroom stunk as someone, I'd guess a construction worker, had obviously used it recently. No TV, no phone, and no refrigerator. Wifi was OK, cell phone signal was one bar or less. A lot of the landscaping wasn't finished, so there was bare dirt on most of the grounds. The elevator floors in our building were mislabeled--the elevator indicator would say floor 2 when the signs said floor 1. By the Saturday they had taped up paper signs to let you know this was a problem. Big colorful signs on the hillside said words like "Glorious" in blue, "Look" in orange, and "Wonder"in green. The electrical connections to the signs were not finished. In the future I suppose the signs will be lit at night. The walkways are curvy and attractive, but they don't go directly where you want to go, they send you way out of the way. When my GF called a few days ago, they said the wellness center wasn't done yet, but the fitness center would be open. But the fitness center was not ready either. In fact there was not a safe way to get to it, as it was in the middle of a construction area. There was no way it was even close to being ready, so why did they misinform us? They suggested we could walk on the trail instead, but the trail was blocked off by a barrier. The coffee shop did have good gelato and good snacks, and the gift shop was well stocked. About 95% of the gift shop stuff was for women, but that's sort of par for the course. The brightest spot was the kitchen. Cafeteria style, but good healthy food and friendly service in a nice looking building. Not too much meat though, so don't expect any sort of steak option. If they keep working on the place, it could be good. I might check back in a year. read more

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1440 is a wonderful concept: providing a venue for world-class teachers to teach short courses in a beautiful, all-inclusive residential setting. The grounds and buildings are absolutely beautiful and they offer some amazing courses on fitness, self-improvement, relationships, and new-age philosophy. However, their systems are not up to the task of dealing with the volume of visitors. Check-in involves almost 2 hours of waiting in line. Because of a room change, they double charged my card and it has been over a month without a refund. I have called 3 times and they are always very apologetic, but still no refund. (EDIT: They did refund the extra charge. A bit of a wait, but they came through. ) On the plus side, while I was there, I enjoyed my stay, despite the disorganization and incomplete facilities. The food, in particular, was excellent and meals were well organized and well-planned. For those planning on going, it's worth paying extra for the private bathroom. I heard lots of complaints about the shared bathroom situation: there are not enough stalls or showers for the number of rooms using them. Maybe after they complete the spa complex, which is still being constructed, the shower situation will improve. read more

I stayed here 7 nights to attend back to back workshops by a teacher I enjoy. My disappointment is with lack of housekeeping. I stayed in the pods. The first weekend each pod was occupied. After the other guests checked out on Sunday I was the only occupant in the pods, left to live with their used towels, linens and trash as no housekeeping was done on Sunday. My complaint to office was politely heard but no action taken. Trash was removed Monday, showers cleaned Tuesday afternoon, pods linens and towels collected and changed on Wednesday. This facility is a suburban conference center in a park like redwood setting. Traffic noise and neighborhood traffic are something to be aware of. Food is above average. The two massages I received were great. The steam room has a mold smell. The fitness center is low end and for the price should have Peloton. I agree with other postings that the potential is here, but to not service rooms, pods, as guests leave, especially to not routinely service/clean the communal bathrooms and showers, not ok. Also, check-in is understaffed, resulting in a long line. read more

I had a great time very relaxing and rejuvenating experience it's a beautiful retreat and everyone is very caring. The grounds are beautifully maintained. The programs are exceptional although this last time I only went for an R&R and @me" time. I got a massage, enjoyed the endless pool overlooking the redwood trees, and the food was exceptionally good. Hiking around the paths was peaceful, healing cathartic. There was construction going on in a couple of places so it was loud and a bit unsettling. I understand that they have to do upgrades and build out as they are growing, so I took it as an exercise of mindful acceptance. I would definitely come back and take one of their workshops. read more

Brilliantly friendly and helpful customer service; everyone working here is so helpful and kind. Gorgeous campus. Eco design. Loads of places to sit and read in the sun. Vegan and gluten-free eating is so easy. Great options for each -- for all meals. We did the R+R and it was great -- lots of downtime as well as lots of good activities: a naturist walk, sound healing evening sesh, vinyasa yoga. There's also a great cafe and a bar area with local and organic treats! The only negative: the mattress is really hard/cheap, the linens & towels are way less luxe than befits a luxe resort of this caliber. read more

An Amazing Weekend and Planning A Return ASAP!!!! I attended a Discovery Weekend on June 8-10th and returned home rejuvenated, rested, and restored!!! The campus is gorgeous, amenities incredible, and the workshop amazing! The leaders of the weekend, Beth and Tricia, were incredibly welcoming and a great balance of organized professionals and compassionate facilitators....they developed a beautifully themed weekend, 'The Awakening Inner Life,' which included meditations, hikes, live music, Yoga, soul collages and cooking classes. Another amazing part of the weekend was meeting other individuals dedicated to change. My room was beautifully decorated! The entire campus was so incredibly quiet that I got some of the best sleep in a number of years (with two toddlers good sleep is priceless). The food was excellent and so healthy! I am addicted to the Ginger Chai tea they serve! I was able to enjoy the Infinity Pool and Eucalyptus Sauna as well as a massage at the Healing Arts Center.....the facilities were so incredibly taken care of and the staff could not have been more helpful! Both the Sauna and Pool are included with the room free of charge....so don't miss those!!! The trails and labrynth were wonderful and the entire campus was just so peaceful! Also, scored some fabulous earrings at Common Goods!!! Before my car left the property I was already planning my return! If you are considering a workshop at Multiversity....just say YES! read more

This review is strictly just about the spa healing arts. The facility area is great, very clean, great customer service, calming lounge, but the service itself was much to be desired. I essentially just laid there while the therapist put her hands over parts of my body and breathed for an hour. I totally don't understand how you can charge 180 dollars for that. Very disappointed. read more

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The reason I don't give 5 stars is because of the small portions and stingy food provisions. I went into the Kitchen Table and asked for chicken and vegetables as I don't eat potatoes or grains. They gave me one small chicken thigh and 3, yes three, green beans. I said no I want a large portion of veggies and he added one more green bean. This went on the entire three days I was there... I felt like Oliver Twist begging for more food. I am 5'3 and a size 6... not a big eater, but I started to dread meal time because I found asking for larger portions humiliating and annoying. Other people commented on the tiny portions as well. You can always go back for seconds or thirds but who wants to wait in line again like a big idiot? I understand not wanting to waste food, but for the money they charge I feel they should be more accommodating. I don't think I'll stay there again for this reason. read more

I've been to 1440 Multiversity twice. It's been an excellent experience both times. 1. Check-in was easy. I checked in early on a Sunday morning, and my room was ready! 2. They are very accommodating. I had an ankle injury, so they reserved a room that was as close to the daily activities as possible. The absolute closest room, next to the elevator (which I never heard). It's moderately hilly terrain, so they equipped me with a pager for my entire stay. When I called for an electric golf cart to take me from one building to another, they came within a few minutes each time. 3. The food is organic and locally-sourced. There is always a variety to choose from, including vegan, gluten-free and other options. The soups at every meal were excellent. You can eat as much as you want. They take pains to plate the food and make it attractive for each guest. The entire staff are warm and welcoming. 4. The buildings are spare, but have very nice finishes. Ample sized room and bathroom. Immaculately clean. They strive to be eco-friendly. 5. The grounds are very well manicured, with well maintained trails and many places to sit and reflect among the majestic redwood trees. read more

This is a great space for getting away for a workshop or R&R retreat. The grounds are beautiful and there are lots of options for hiking. The food at the Kitchen Table was beautiful and delicious. There are options for everyone - vegan, gluten free, paleo. The facilities are wrapping up construction in some areas, so that's why I am giving 4 stars instead of 5. When the construction is complete, it will be a 5-star center. read more

all in all an interesting new retreat center. they are trying hard the new redwood center is a satisfactory space it is difficult for anyone with even a slight movement disability as it is located steeply downhill from the main area of the facility assistance was not readily available the facility was opened to the public on the saturday night of our retreat these additional 500 people were certainly profitable for the retreat center bit did take away much from our retreat, for which we paid a premium price read more

This place is LOVELY. It's an unexpected oasis in the mountains. Though they are still constructionating in some spots, there has been a lot of thought and care into creating a really nice space for learning and relaxing. The food options are very healthy, and supports all dietary restrictions. The staff is kind and attentive. Mostly, I want to get my hands on that teaching kitchen. This place is going to continue to grow in popularity and awesomeness (hence the 4-star for now). read more

I think the most accurate quote I can come up with to start this review is compliments of Pam from The Office: "I feel God in this Chili's tonight." Because, for real, this place has STRONG ultra-preened hashtag-hipster mega church vibes. Without being a church. Perhaps it's all the many, many, many spotlights in the Outlook room? Perhaps it's the founder's exceptionally long opening address that feels way more like a sermon than a "welcome." Perhaps it's the fact that this place is trying SO hard to be hip, and delivering to what I imagine its base clientele is: middle-aged, culturally appropriative white, cis women. It's far too big to feel luxurious-- it feels hollow. Like a big plastic castle, or a prefab home. Or that friend who talks way too much but never really SAYS anything. And you're pulling your hair out, wondering when they're going to talk about anything important at all-- but it's all surface. 1440 feels exceptionally superficial. This isn't to say that the staff is anything but kind and helpful. They're super nice, and there are probably about a million of them. They hold the doors open. There are 30+ kitchen staff alone. The reception desk has no fewer than three people at all times. They're nice. Pleasant. There's not a thing they could do better, honestly. This is something 1440 has going for it-- they've hired well. A+ job, staffers! But then there's the spectacularly awful coffee bar, Common Grounds, which is a name that fits the 1990's-chic "we saw a coffee shop on a sitcom once" feel. There are several oversized, non-working clocks mounted on the wall as decor and a really, truly terrible espresso service. It's not the people who are terrible, please be aware-- again, the staff is lovely. It's the bottom-of-the-line machine, the awful dark roast coffee beans, the FOAM (no microfoam or crema to be found at Common Grounds), the $14 glasses of wine. When your espresso machine is low quality, and the baristas don't have formal training (from an actual roastery), there's just no way the coffee will be any good. That said, there's a wide variety of snacks available in this shop. And yes, everything is for purchase. Nothing from this spot is included in your trip, and neither is the bar in Kitchen Table (the dining room). Save yourself a whole lot of money and grossness and head into Santa Cruz to Companion Bakeshop for some good coffee and then next door to Odonata Wines to grab a bottle to go. It's worth the ten minute drive, I promise. The grounds themselves are beautiful in a plastic surgery kind of way. SO, so very groomed. Like a gigantic water feature you might find in a dentist's office, slapped in the middle of a beautiful forest and then manicured to hell. (Except probably not since God is *so* in their Chili's) The rooms boast nice pillows and a good storage solution for a closet-- each guest has an overhead rack, hanger rod, suitcase rack and a drawer, plus a safe (with no instructions on how to use it, or a code to access it). The beds are okay, nothing exciting or unfortunate about them. They're fine. Certainly not what your hefty cost is covering. The worst part about the rooms is the suuuuper racist decor. Appropriation to the max. All throughout the grounds, they feature pillows with the faces of people of color. As accessories. I do find this to be the worst aspect of 1440 Multiversity. I'm certain that the thousands of yoga-wine-moms who make up their target audience don't care about the appropriative pillows. Are there many people of color to be found either on staff or at the helm of this strange megachurch center? No. Just as decor. Seriously? It's almost 2018. Replace the pillows with something not so blatantly whitewashed and offensive and maybe just refresh the awful geometric carpet while you're at it. It's worth mentioning that the window covers do not block out the light from the streetlights outside the rooms, either, so make sure to bring a sleeping mask. The bathrooms have a big shower with light water pressure and they provide really nice smelling soaps that must be made with essential oils, because you can't ever get all the sliminess off. The programming: I've never been to such an awful soundbath. The featured speakers I came to see were so full of themselves they actually didn't interact with the attendees ONCE. Just on stage, performing the most emotionally irresponsible writing exercises I've ever seen and one of them (a very wealthy white woman) described her writing exercises as "shamanism." While this place looks impressive from the outside, it's not because it's full of incredible intention; It's full of incredible capitalism. read more

Extremely mixed experience of the heaven and hell realms. Be prepared to practice patience and letting go :-) The Campus is beautiful and easy to get from building to building in 5 and 10 minute walks. The facility Shuttles with helpful bellman carry those with mobility issues and when it rained. Difficult to book - some of the reservation staff are extremely unhelpful and not well informed regarding the rooms. Check-in was chaotic, disorganized mess. I do recommend the Center for those wanting continuing education units or leadership programs, however be prepared that just because your chill meditation, yoga or Chi gong retreat is being held that you are not an island and will be with several hundred lively active attendees of other groups. Be prepared to let go of sound sound sound. If your retreat is in the sanctuary that is a peaceful haven next to a beautiful waterfall - - - peaceful sounds of water are present. The infinity soaking tub in the spa also has soothing sounds of water which is good because you get some highway 17 sound. The spa is beautiful serves wonderful organic tea and the attendants are kind and helpful. Heat in the locker rooms would've been preferred---can u say freezing locker room in the spa ALL 3 and especially heated floors like Ventana, LOL. Some of the other classrooms are noisy. Oak and Madrone can be noisy, the last 2 days were more peaceful after a talkative lively group departed. Also the bathrooms did not have heat or freezing. Book a room on the second floor if you have to stay in these buildings because they have hardwood floors and the noise carries through to the first floor. I was glad to have a white noise sound machine. If you're okay in a youth hostel, the pods - four people to a room might be okay. The woman in our group found them noisy and no place to hang between sessions. When I explored the Redwood building - - brand-new-- chemical sensitivite retreatants stay clear of the building because of fresh carpet and paint smells. The food is mostly organic local and the kitchen staff are extremely hard-working helpful angels. Especially Luzanna, Michelle, Colby, Jeremy, the nice taller tan man - - - basically all the staff except the short brown haired girl who was not helpful. Vegans are accommodated but you must ask for the vegan coconut yogurt, avocado, and for vegan versions of everything that's prepared. The food is very true food kitchens inspired so if like that restaurant you will be in heaven - - - over salted-- desserts too sweet and most dishes oily - - - not clean but some of the standouts were the whipped sweet potatoes, pad thai with almond butter and potpie vegan parsnip-carrot broth that was clean and out of the world tasty. Also the strawberry banana pudding was great if you picked out the bananas- basically the coconut yogurt - vegan - with strawberries and almonds. Coffee drinkers seem to be happy with the verve coffee however the tea was not organic and I was kind of horrified, LOL. peace and metta read more

My experience at 1440 was a complete waste of time. The event was poorly thought out and dumbed down to the lowest common denominator. Completely uninspiring unless you were born yesterday.. As PT Barnum was claimed to have said... read more

I sent a letter through their email, but since they didn't have the courtesy of responding, I'm posting it here... I was excited to visit your establishment in June. My very best friend from the east coast wanted to attend the Gottman workshop so we decided it would be a good excuse for her to travel out here and to have some girls time. I signed up for the R&R package and was super excited about taking advantage of it! Unfortunately, your establishment did not deliver. 1. We were told (and it was advertised on your website) that the healing arts complex would be ready in July. My exciting plans, were something like, yoga - eat - sauna/steam - hike -eat- hot tub - massage -etc ect. So, you can imagine my disappointment when I'm told that the healing arts facility that has a steam room, hot tub and spa services wasn't open. My friend said she received an email 5 days before our visit noting that the center wasn't ready yet, but a. 5 days notice would have not been sufficient notice for her to cancel all her travel plans from the east coast and b. I never received any email. 2. We woke up early on Saturday to enjoy a relaxing early morning yoga class together before she headed off to the workshop, but the teacher never showed up! Someone ended up volunteering to teach the class which was brave and wonderful of her but she was obviously an avid yoga practitioner but not a teacher. We took her "class" for a while, but it was pretty intense (not the relaxing early morning yoga we were expecting and that was described in the class description), not relaxing and shockingly no one who worked for your establishment even showed up to apologize/explain/etc. 3. I attended the welcome session and your programs director/program you passed out when we arrived noted the cafe had beer and wine. Towards the end of the day, shortly before my friend was to finish her class, I strolled over to the cafe and asked what wine they had and they let me know that you do not have your liquor license yet. While, this wouldn't normally be a big deal, it was just one more thing to add to the list of something you advertised but did not actually provide. 4. My friend didn't sleep well the entire trip. There was a noise on and off throughout the night - it may have been the elevator, or some other system, that was very loud...this was pretty much the opposite sleeping situation we would expect from a retreat where we are to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet that being surrounded in nature is to provide. Besides that, the general presence of construction debris, lack of organization and lack of most of many amenities one would expect was very very disappointing. I'm honestly shocked that your organization wasn't proactive about discounting visitors (in additional to letting them know that they won't be getting what they paid for) who are getting the short end of the stick when visiting your establishment when quite frankly, in my opinion, you're not ready to be operating. I work in real estate and manage 15 construction projects, I understand the need to start generating income from a project like this, but what I can't comprehend is you opening your doors, charging a pretty significant price and not delivering. I think you'll have a wonderful establishment at some point, but it was far from it during my visit and I hope you're able to make changes so that other visitors don't have the same experience as me. read more

Amazing atmosphere, classes and food. Cant wait to be apart of this again. I was in aw of the amazing Western Red Cedar trusses that where in the dining hall. read more

1440 is not a great place for people with mobility challenges. The staff is extremely helpful and will pick you up in a golf cart to drive from place to place. If you want to try to walk, even short distance on campus, the walking ramps are steep and long. There are also many many steps. For me it was a challenge to move places easily. This place is beautiful and I believe the internet is to be a welcome place but I believe they missed this opportunity. I wish 1440 a prosperous future it has many wonderful other things to offer that can be found on the website. read more

This place is amazing, not only do I work here. But I am a member of the community, 1440 is not only the best place I have ever worked. But from every nook and cranny, they're constantly trying to use safe earth friendly products, improve their staff, and ultimately improve daily on their guest experience. From their trails, to their classes, to their general hospitality. Simply amazing read more

Beautiful campus with lots to do even if you are not participating in a program. The staff is wonderful, very friendly and accommodating. And the rates are the best you can get for this type of retreat in nature. Also, it is kids friendly. My granddaughter (7) really enjoyed the warm, infinity pool facing the woods. read more

Very disappointed in the customer service. I was given a gift card from a friend to be used at the spa and when I went to try and use it today, i was told I wasnt allowed unless I stay at the hotel. But yet, they sold the gift card to my client as a gift. Asked for an exception, no flexibility. VERY DISAPPOINTED in their response. read more

A lovely place for a company retreat. We enjoyed everything and accomplished a lot during our strategic planning and team building sessions here. Particularly enjoyed the food and a group improv class we took with Jennifer -- she was exceptional and was responsible for our most memorable experience at 1440. read more

I was very impressed with my experience at 1440. Both the intention behind the organization and the clear heart and care that was put into every detail. I walked in and and was amazed by how beautiful it is. You feel like you are walking in a 5 star resort somewhere in Aspen Colorado and Squaw valley. I was there to hear a talk with Lynne Twist and Scott Kriens, the Chairman and former CEO of Juniper Networks who also happens to be the brain behind 1440. He and his wife, clearly have a mission to make a positive difference that goes beyond creating a retreat center. I liked it so much that I ended up staying the night in a room that was so cozy I did not want to leave. I wanted to call my husband and kid and just enjoy for a few more days. But all things have to end. I will definitely go back. read more

Really negative experience. My belongings were taken out my room by staff without my approval, then lost for the better part of the evening and returned with $400 worth of belongings still missing. Those items were not returned until weeks later. Thank you for the complimentary tote bag though. read more

Lovely roommate, staff, grounds, hiking trail, old 300 year old redwood tree, whirlpool and workshop with Dr Fuhrman on advanced nutrition! Learn so much! I read more

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Gorgeous grounds and facilities, super friendly and plentiful staff, and delicious food. Thanks for bringing this to Scotts Valley!

The grounds are great the food is pretty good the classes are great , staff is great , spa gym sauna is great. The shared pods are miserable. They should have put a bathroom in the pods. Every time someone has to go to the bathroom this giant industrial door slams. It's so loud you wake up all night long then Most people get up at 5 to start their day. It ruined the whole Weeknd. read more

I cannot say enough good about this place. They have paid attention to every single detail. I recommend a stay for anyone looking to recharge themselves. From the accommodations to the incredible food and of course the classes, there is nothing they skimp on. Top notch place! The weekend with Rob Bell was quite possibly the best retreat I've ever been to. I look forward to returning to 1440 Multiversity in the future. read more

Warning: not inexpensive. But if you can live with that, it is a gorgeous and well thought out experience. Clare was incredible at customer service in the healing arts building and Jane is a very talented massage therapist. Very relaxing day, beautiful setting. Highly recommend! :-) read more

I travelled from Chicago with a cohort of educators for The Art and Science of Connecting Mind, Body and Emotion for Student Success. We received phenomenal professional development over the course of our three days at 1440. Because we were provided time and space to take care of ourselves intellectually and physically, I am leaving this experience nourished and inspired. Our room, the food and the supplementary experiences were all wonderful, providing a relaxing context for our learning. The staff was kind and eager to share their work with us. We met tremendous educators and we are looking forward to opportunities to return with an even larger cohort in the future! read more

1440 Multiversity offers an amazing blend of opportunities to meet your every need. Located right outside of the always operating Bay area is a space for reflection, growth, and to take a step back from the busyness of our day to day lives. There are 1440 minutes in a day - how do you stay present? I encourage all to embrace the space and opportunity to be present at 1440. You wont regret it. *Lodging, food, Spa and Infinity Pool, the beautiful redwoods forrest, and the onsite facilities are absolutely stunning. read more

Such a beautiful venue with lovely staff, amazing grounds, a Conference paradise. Learning and relaxing here go hand in hand. If you have the chance to attend a meeting or gathering here, take advantage of it. While I have not stayed overnight here as I live within a very short distance, I would consider it simply because of the beautiful architecture, refreshing meals, and kind people. read more

1440 Multiversity - Specialty Schools Near Me - Scotts Valley, California

Besides all the amazing workshops at 1440, stop into the coffee house called "Common Grounds" (get it?) and see Jaylene about her "Famous Almond Golden Milk"... she is a master craftsman making them! #JustSayin' read more

I was planning on attending an event at this resort. I signed up and paid for a medical conference that should be an excellent teaching event. I am disabled and cannot sleep in their quarters or eat their foods due to severe allergies. So, I had to find my own RV park for my disability vehicle and bring my own food. I was being charged the same daily rate as someone who stays at the resort and eats three meals there. I complained. I was told I still had to pay, as I was pulling out my credit card to make my unusable reservation, I was told by Marilyn Yanez, the Reservation Call Center Manager that she would not make a reservation for me because "We won't accept your reservation. It isn't a place for you". I complained again and management finally said if I paid $371.66 for three days, I could attend the conference. read more

Nora is ABSOLUTELY amazing! I am so grateful that she was able to give me a massage that I desperately needed. Thank you again Nora, God truly used your gentle hands to relax my body. I truly appreciate you! read more

I looked at their website (for their *seriously* overpriced workshops & facilities) and got a big, fat paper catalog in the mail, unasked for. So much for their pretense of being mindful and environmentally aware. Shame on them! read more

This stunningly beautiful center for learning learning. Is situated in the Santa Cruz mountains at the site of the old Bethany college in Scotts Valley the buildings are all reminiscent of your favorite ski lodges squaw Valley telluride Jackson hole the courses offered are an amazing array of personal professional and spiritual growth.. from the moment you arrive at the lodge where you are propmtly greeted by a valet and directed to the Lodge.. you will be welcomed pampered and inspired. Frank Nicole Lucy and over two dozen instructors will help guide you and promote a Happier and healthier life. read more