Been skiing here since moved to IL in 1990, Expansion and lift upgrades makes this the best ski…read morevalue for Chicago daytrips. Always great snow with north facing slopes and friendly staff. My Midwest day trip go-to.

First time here . Did night skiing with my daughter who got to ski for free . Runs were awesome ,…read morelines moved fairly quickly , great snow . Will definitely be back .

We always have fun drinking there because it's such a dump. But they could update the rooms a bit…read more For the cost, the rooms are really poor and 70s looking. Hallways are a mess. I wouldn't go in the pool even in a hazmat suit. Reservation line is ridiculous. Was dialing for 5 mins before it finally went to voice mail. Just needs a major overhaul.

This is my favorite place to snowboard in Wisconsin. I'm still relatively new at snowboarding but…read moreI've found that going at night is the best time to do it because the snow is more packed down and it's less busy. I also love that they have an outside fire pit area. The bar has beer but be ready to wait a while to get a drink as service can be very slow.

I'm a rookie snowboarder this year. Sundown has been an amazing experience and perfect for me. They…read moreare absolute wizards with the snowmaking/grooming. I've taken a couple lessons and they've put me on the track to success!

Unfortunately Sundown has really gone downhill. No one has the authority to manage the local kids…read moreskiing either a) without passes in some cases or b) those who come all the time without supervision and generally act like it (cussing, cutting in line, trashing the lodge, standing on tables). I used to take my littles there multiple times a year, but they are now 12 and 9 and even they are starting to take notice of how trashy it is getting. All that staff seems to be allowed to do is nicely ask them to stop, which is not doing anything to correct the situation. Someone needs to start pulling some passes for the day so the word gets out so that the behavior doesn't kill this ski hill!!!

We had an amazing stay. Perfect weekend get away. The property is beautiful and features a lovely…read morepond and two very friendly horses. The apartment is clean and well maintained. Bathroom and kitchen were both well stocked with anything you may need. The hosts were great and quick to respond to any questions. Beds were comfortable and we had a great nights sleep. It even features a large jacuzzi tub which was very relaxing. Would absolutely stay here again and recommend for a wonderful weekend.

We just had a wonderful 4 night stay! Beautiful property! Felt like I was in a movie. Just…read moregorgeous. Very clean! Very well taken care of. Very homey. Two beautiful horses live on the property. We will definitely be back!

I always wanted to go. It's always looked very fun and cool. I have to say it was a neat experience…read moreto watch these kids jump. It was amazing watching them fly. It was very cold and I do not have the right cold weather gear. So for that I was miserable. I will plan better next year. I also think they do it in the warmer weather. The Olympic are this year so probably saw some famous athletes and didn't even know it lol. Go see. Or gm lines for potty food and drinks. I did get searched real good going in the girl was a lil over searching

Great facility, and an overall great time! An awesome place for kids to learn how to start jumping!read more

Have been to Chestnut both in the winter for skiing and in the summer for the alpline slides. The…read moreski resort is a staple to the midwest. They offer multiple slopes with different levels of difficulty. It's a great place for beginners and those wanting them or their kids to learn. This resort is year round so they offer summer activities as well. There's a lodge with a cafe that offers simpler items like nachos and chicken tenders. There's also a restaurant at top with a bar if you're wanting something more sit down. Such a fun place to visit among the rolling hills of Galena!

Horrible sleeping experience, horrible food, way too expensive for some random ahh lodge. The only…read moregood part was the activities outside the hotel.

Stunningly beautiful, sweet hosts, great story. It was so peaceful and relaxing. Breakfast was…read moreall local & homemade. Bed was super comfortable. Convenient for the bike trails with great inside scoop on the area. We will be back! The only bummer was many of the restaurants in the area are closed Monday & Tuesday so lunch & dinner those days was a bit tough.

Beyond the COVID era issues, I'd probably have given 3.5/4 stars. For the price, I wasn't that…read moreimpressed ($310 for one night); however, nothing was outright bad. The property itself is gorgeous. We really enjoyed the trails and love that our Baby Dog could join us. This review is for the Queen/Presidential Suite and Garden Suite building. The biggest issue is that one of the staff wasn't wearing a mask and (more than once) got closer than 6 ft from us to talk into our faces. Given she works in a facility with random guests coming and going, she could easily become a superspreader especially given that guests aren't required to wear masks in public buildings. At least four other guests came into the lodge without masks and talked over the self-service breakfast bar. If we hadn't been the first people at breakfast, no way we'd have eaten from that Grim Reaper buffet. Yikes! Even a beautiful location with tasty food can't totally make up for the increase in risk for getting COVID/myocarditis from non-compliance with common sense infection prevention measures! The room was fine, and the bathroom was good. There was no bar soap to wash our hands, and there was only one coffee pod and no creamer or sugar. There was no sound privacy either. Through the wall, we could hear perfectly the people next to us. I know their dog's food schedule and their family dynamics now. Lulz. I think this sound issue would be a moot point in one of the cabins. We ordered a fruit platter, veggie platter, and a bottle of wine. All were fresh and tasty.