Super fun skiing! Fun small family friendly skiing. Well priced and great staff. Snack shop has…read moregreat hot dogs.

Love love this ski lodge. It's more mom and pop, the staff are very helpful and friendly and it's…read morenot so congested and corporate feeling like the other mountains. Our twins had the best ski lessons and this is our third season back. If you're not into big crowds and Looking for a low key vibe away from all the madness this is your place. It's not the fanciest but it's perfect and gets the job done.

Great new bar upstairs! Love the renovations! I was here a few years ago n it looked run down…read more I learned that I enjoy apres ski better It's the only place I skied in the Berks so I have nothing to compare to, but I love it. Staff is so friendly. Everything can be booked online. The ski boots I rented looked brand new. The bunny slope is nice n magic carpet is nice too. I will definitely come back n take a lesson so I'm needing to be rescued by the ski patrol ‍. The ski patrol was fast and amazing. They were my heroes!

While heading to visit my folks in nearby Lenox for Christmas, I brought my snowboard just in case…read moreI had time. After getting off the highway, I noticed the beautiful Bousquet Mountain was open. I pulled in and to my delight, noticed that they were actually open, as was the tuning shop. Even though they were 1 minute away from closing, the kind gentleman there took a look at my board, gave me a price estimate and took it in for repair. I'll be picking it up in a few days once complete and I'm super excited to have my board tuned up ready to go for the fresh pow!!!

The whole idea of Canyon ranch is for this to be the ultimate spa experience, 100% high-class,…read moretop-shelf. But that is not what I experienced. I only purchased a day pass, which probably costs twice what the experience was actually worth. The best part of the day were the yoga classes. The instructor was very knowledgeable, offered hands-on adjustments, and made the classes challenging. The facial was fine, but not that good; she had me sitting by myself with a sheet mask on for 10 minutes, and didn't even bother to give me a hand or foot massage during that time like most spas would offer. Probably the most disappointing part of the day was the food. For what I paid for the day, everything on the menu should have been EXCELLENT. It was not. Honestly, I wasn't drawn to any of the entrees, so I just ordered a bunch of the appetizers as my meal. They weren't that good, to be honest. The crab cake did not have Maryland crab in it (I'm from Maryland, and that's the only way to make a proper crab cake!), and the tabouleh was just quinoa. You could easily take the money you would spend on a day pass and treat yourself to a facial/massage, yoga class, and nice meal for less money and have a better experience.

Going to Canyon Ranch is an extreme luxury for me. I had to save all year to be able to afford it…read more When things like spending two hours sitting in the dining room waiting on dinner to be served to my growling stomach,(and drinks too) missing other events that started at 8pm; I question the whole experience. The treatments were fabulous- always. However, I am still wondering why the face isn't part of the body for the whole body scrub. My face is part of my body! And I really just want a face massage without getting a facial sometimes- for TMJ. Is that feasible? Overall- it was an okay experience. It wasn't as fabulous as Tucson.

There are literally two massive indoor pools plus an outdoor pool. The pools are never cold, and…read morethere are two awesome, nice, and clean hot tubs. There is an awesome arcade with multiple super fun video games. There is literally a mini Movie theater that plays Multiple awsome movies. There is a mini golf course just outside by the hotel rooms. There are even a few shuffleboard places. There is also a playground for young little kids. The hotel rooms are super clean and nice. Pets are Allowed by the way. 2026. There is also a whole fitness room. And the employees are Great and Nice.

Nice stay. This resort offers a variety of accommodation levels. The buildings are two or three…read morestories high. There are no elevators. Some units are 'ground level' but located one level down from the parking lot in some cases. These have direct access to picnic tables and charcoal grills on the lawn. The upper levels have patios with tables. I believe they are time-shares, but we stayed for a week, booked through a third party site. Our unit was two bedroom, two bath. We had a small full kitchen with just about everything you could need to cook a meal. The dining table seats four and dishes accommodate eight. The sofa pulls out into a sofa bed. The furnishing were in good condition and the appliances clean. We were given dishwasher tablets, dish soap and a sponge, trash bags, four sets of towels and pool towels. Washer and dries are free and guests wash their own towels or pay eleven dollars for set to swap them out with housekeeping. On-site amenities include putt putt golf, basketball, volleyball, two outdoor pools, two indoor pools, hot tub, sauna, daily crafts in the activity center, an arcade, Karaoke in the bar, a snack bar where you can get burgers and the like, a movie theater, a community patio, shuffleboard, weight room and playground. I may be missing something, but there is a lot to keep you and the kids busy without leaving the resort. We were given a schedule of events and movies playing when we checked in. The kitchen includes a full size fridge with freezer, microwave, stove with oven, and dishwasher plus coffee maker and toaster. I brought along containers for storing left overs (I brought lots of food), extra paper towels, my chef's knives and a few other kitchen essentials that I often find missing but were included here. The coffee cups are 6oz so if you like a big mug - bring your own. There were a few wine glasses. Guests throw their trash and recycling in the dumpsters located near their building before departure. If you run out of paper towels or need laundry detergent or charcoal briquettes there is a small shop in the activity center. There was plenty of TP in the bathrooms. The towels and sheets were in good condition and the bed comfortable. The weather was in the 90's during our stay and the AC kept the unit nice and cool throughout our stay. Hot water took quite a while to reach temperature, but once there, there was plenty of it and the water pressure was good. I wasn't a fan of the shower being 'in' the room. One bedroom has a separate bathroom. The other has a small room for the toilet while the shower/tub and vanity are 'in' the room. Very 1970's. Your room 'key' is a wrist band that is connected to your credit card. You, or your kids, can use this wrist band to buy arcade tokens, purchase food at the snack bar and so on. Train tracks run past the property and they do blow their whistle when passing through at all hours. There is quite a lot to do in the surrounding area and this location makes a good 'jumping off' spot. We spent our days being tourists in the area, and our evenings sharing a meal on the deck with family. Would stay again.

This may have been my best room service experience ever; having lived out of hotels that is saying…read moresomething. The building is really beautiful and at any other time we would have made use of the beautiful common spaces indoors and not just enjoyed our room and the grounds. The room was impeccably cleaned and staff were attentive to needs that came up during the visit. The absolute stand out was our room service meal set in front of the wood-burning fireplace in our room. They came up with a table, offered us options for chairs, had all of the food wrapped in plastic and covered in warming lids, but done in a way that did not interfere with even the delicate plating details. The portions were substantial and food quality was outstanding. They even provided gluten-free options that went above and beyond to accommodate an allergy. I wish I could give 4.5 because there were some minor areas for improvement, but I will round up given COVID was likely a contributing factor.

This was a return visit. We had previously been guests at the hotel 3 yrs ago . Now under new…read moremanagement , what a change ! The ground s are still lovely. The downstairs public rooms are beautiful. " Although somebody followed me around where ever I went. You definitely feel they don't want you to sit in the rooms. It is "look but don't touch" just like a museum. If your looking to go to a lovely, charming, gracious hotel . Want to relax & be spoiled) for the weekend don't come here. The staff is obnoxious rude & pretentious. We arrived with are 2 Small Shitizs just as we had before. The hotel was aware we were bringing 2 service dogs.. First night they would not allow us in the dining room with dogs but they had no room for us to dine outside! They wanted us to sit alone in a room by ourselves & have dinner ! I objected. We finally agreed we would have dinner in the bar alone . At least it was part of the dining area. To get to the pool area you need to drive your car. They didn't like where my husband parked our car. No biggie. I think the Pool Boy could have handled it. All he had to do is ask us to move it. Next thing we know the manger of the Hotel comes to the pool standing over us suit & all. After announcing his titled he ordered my husband to move the car. It was definitely a reprimand for his bad behavior. Of course he moved the car. When we returned to our room there was a hand written note offering to serve us dinner in our room that evening. I called the desk to ask about this & was told this was a new thing they were offering ! We ate dinner in town that evening.. I could go on & on with our crimes & misdemeanors. I spoke to this TIGHT A.S JERK when we were checking out . I asked if the General Manger was available. He has a total passive aggressive personality. I expressed my disappointment about the weekend. He went through the list list & more of the above. Wait a minute , aren't I the quest. Isn't this his job ? Doesn't it come with the territory! If he was so disapproving of us he could have asked us to checkout. He didn't do that though. He wanted our $3900. He may not have like us but he liked our money.

We booked a 7-night stay beginning Friday the 22nd and loved our time here so much that even though…read morewe had to check out early on Memorial Day to get back to work, we ended up booking another stay for July while we were still at the resort. The resort is in a very central location, which made it easy to get around and explore the area. Every staff member we encountered was friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our stay, which made the experience even more enjoyable. We stayed in a one-bedroom suite on the 4th floor with beautiful mountain views. The suite was spacious and very comfortable for two people, with a king bed and a full kitchen that made it feel more like a home away from home than a typical hotel stay. The resort also has an indoor pool, an outdoor hot tub, and a small gym, which I used during our stay. The mountain-facing view created such a calming and peaceful feeling throughout our visit -- the perfect setting to recharge, unwind, and enjoy a truly stress-free getaway.

My second visit at this great location in the Berkshires. I appreciate the affordable prices in the…read moreend of autumn, the large suites and full kitchens, pool & hot tub all make for a good stay. It is slightly outdated style and decent but creaky beds, and sofa are still pleasant but not posh. I enjoy the complimentary coffee & espresso machine in the lobby. Adirondack chairs are placed around the property sit & sip coffee in the sunshine while breathing in the mountain air. Ahh love this area.

We enjoyed a lovely stay at this lovely 8-bed inn in the heart of Lenox. Our room was as nice as we…read morecould have hoped, spotlessly clean, extremely comfortable, high-quality bedding, and a bathroom with a wonderfully large walk-in shower. The staff proved to be uniformly pleasant people, always helpful. The public spaces -- the dining areas and especially the recently refurbished parlor rooms which are stocked with drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the late afternoon -- are a genuine delight. So much is good here. But we have given the inn four stars not five because of the disappointing breakfasts. We were served very overcooked casseroles, overcooked scrambled eggs, grossly undercooked bacon and rather sad bits of yogurt. They really need some improvements here. That said -- and we know it requires us to be honest -- we would definitely look forward to returning with fingers crossed for some improvements in the breakfasts. And yes, 33 Main is on the pricey side, but it's high season for Tanglewood -- a very short drive away -- and given the quality here we think it's well worth considering a splurge.

We absolutely loved our stay at 33 Main. The bedding was so comfortable (we're we're in Sunnyholm)…read moreand absolutely loved the updated bathroom and the bath tub! The breakfasts were excellent, good options for both my husband and I, and the staff was lovely. We loved the granola so much, we purchased some extra! We will definitely be back!

Bad, bad, bad. Won't stay here again. Aging, even dilapidated, townhouses with uncomfortable…read morefurnishings and cheap appliances. Rotting wood, broken screens, cracked sidewalks. These units need total renovation. I've been in Motel 6 in the last year, and it's comparable to this. The grounds are beautiful, but there's no chairs for sitting to enjoy a sunrise or sunset. The pool is nice but doesn't open until 9 am. Nor does the workout room. Ridiculous. There are a million choices of accommodations in the Berkshires. Pick something else, unless you get this at a super discount.

The rental condos here are roomy with a proper living room and dining area. Fully stocked kitchen…read moreand washer and dryer as well. The appliances and bathroom are a bit dated but should be fine for most people. Some spots could use a better cleaning though. The beds are at least comfy. Plenty of activities as the main building has an indoor pool and tennis courts. There appears to be a small playground here as well. Very kid friendly and quiet. The location is great as it is only 7 minutes away from Lee. Even better is that High Lawn Farm is 3 minutes away! Anyways if you keep your expectations in check the place is fine. Nothing to write home about but if you plan on being gone most of the time then it gets the job done.

Came to the restaurant for a celebration dinner - the seasonal menu seemed to be asian themed…read more Dessert options, especially the lychee, were a hit. The duck was cooked fantastic, but the western and asian fusion flavors were certainly interesting. They are incredibly nice with complimentary chocolates and desserts if you have a celebration. They also cater well to dietary restrictions. Service was incredibly friendly and attentive. Definitely recommend walking outside to get an unbeatable view of the mountains after. Would come back for checking out their rotating seasonal menu!

This place has been our Hyatt reward sink for the past few years since we travel a bunch for work…read moreand are Globalists. Between work stays and spend we usually are able to score a free Miraval stay + a BOGO night, so we do 3 days two nights here every year while the in-laws watch our kiddo. Our usual hit parade as knowledge workers and overtired parents. -stretching classes (everybody needs it) -cardio drumming (my personal fav) -yoga classes -breath work (seems to really be on the up and up these days; instructor Mark was our fav) -meditation -singing bowl class -the awesome spa facilities -the well-stocked cafe -whatever outdoorsy classes else strikes our fancy (flying squirrel was super memorable, SUPing, top roping, etc.) -whatever skill we want to pick up (kombucha making, growing microgreens, clothing color picking etc) Personally I'm a big fan of taking 4-5 classes a day, doing some spa stuff, and doing a bunch of personal reflection work. We typically arrive 10ish, get to our first class at 11, spend a few days, and depart 5pm on the day out, which maximizes the hours we get here. Not sure if I would pay the $1.5-2k/day without all the Hyatt status, but I really enjoy Miraval as our annual couple's retreat and see us visiting back here for the foreseeable future. :)