We had a great dinner with great service. I don't recommend going there for dinner and drinks if…read moreyou plan on getting a ride home even if it's 5 miles away "Promontory". They don't have service to get you back and a cab or Uber will take over and hour. We learned the hard way.

My girlfriends and I wanted to try something new and fun for our girls trip this year, and Blue Sky…read moreRanch definitely delivered! We stayed in their Yurt for one night, and it was AMAZING! It comes fully loaded, with warm bedding, firewood, plates, napkins, water, the whole shebang! We brought up turkey burgers to grill (on the grill they provide) and then marshmallows to roast on the fire we made on the outdoor fire pit. All in all we had a lovely stay, and talked about doing it again before we had even left on Saturday morning. I would recommend to anyone looking for a fun get away, without a lot of everyday distractions (although you do still have cell reception). I am already trying to plan a time I can take my boyfriend back for a romantic weekend. Would be fun for a family trip as well, although maybe bring some games along if you have kids to help keep them entertained. The only downside is the outhouse, but it was kind of a fun adventure trekking out to the potty with your flashlight at night!

I wasn't sure what to expect other than 'nice'. My family, 11 of us, decided to spend Christmas in…read morethe mountains this year and this was the place we chose. (Unit 605) First off, it's HUGE! We could have probably slept twice as many as we have. It's 3 levels with room, after room after room. All of them are decent size but the 2 master BR suites (1 up, 1 down) are the largest. They are all decently appointed. There are at least 4 TVs although we had problems getting them to work. After reporting an issue someone came out and got the Sitting Room/Kitchen one going and said that was the only one the HOA was responsible for. The rest were to be handled by the owner but over Christmas that was unlikely and was not corrected. Other issues bathroom toilet running and bathroom door that would not lock. Issues but overall a great place.

From the owner: Wolf Creek Resort is a 2800-acre master planned active lifestyle community, where no detail is left…read moreto chance. Select from a variety of condominiums, townhomes and homesites located near a host of amenities to enhance your lifestyle. The resort includes miles of trails and dedicated open space, an 18-hole championship golf course, "The Club" fitness center, 3 world class ski resorts, and The Wolf Creek Adventure Center for sports equipment rentals and tours. All this is conveniently located only 55 scenic minutes from the Salt Lake City International Airport.

Very serene campground! Cross the fun, little bridge into a blissful experience. The bathrooms are…read moretidy, with showers and plumbing. Full hookups make for great convenience. The camp host, Patches, decorates and brings the space to life! There are swings and benches riverside to enjoy, can't wait to explore more! We came for a family reunion, and couldn't have picked a better space! We love it here!

Super chill spring resort! Bathrooms and showers were super clean, and the lady who owns it is…read moresuper sweet and helpful. Place felt cozy, peaceful, and perfect for a relaxing getaway. Definitely coming back!

I'm torn on this one. The ambience and setting is immaculate-you can't beat the beautiful views of…read morethe surrounding mountains. The service in the bar was great-friendly and attentive. The food, however, was just average. My dining partner and I ordered a salad and the steak & frites to share and we were underwhelmed. The "frites" were just regular french fries (we expected much skinnier, flavorful fries) and the steak was very overdone. It wasn't bad enough to send it back, but it didn't wow us. The pool and jacuzzi down below, however, were a nice after-drink treat. Everything was clean and well maintained and not crowded at all.

Lunch Dec 8, 1:15 - asked for soup and salad as 2 courses - delivered as one course. Ordered two…read moreFrench onion soup - cold tomato soup delivered instead. Asked for French onion soup replacement as ordered. One French one onion delivered - not two. Ordered bowl of bean soup. - received cold cup of bean soup. Our instructor guest commented he would have preferred to receive his soup before his bacon lettuce tomato sandwich - sandwich arrived first. Server never apologized and I had to flag her down in empty dining room to ask that she correct order problems. Asked to speak manager - appeared 10 minutes later - very brief neutral apology. I left to grab car. Wife remained at restaurant. She heard server complaining to manager about us. Manager told server and my wife heard "they ( wife , me , instructor ) were mean - go to spa"

What a hidden gem! I was hosting a massive event at Snowbasin so needed somewhere to stay in the…read morearea. I thought I'd end up at a run down motel or inn - but instead found Compass Rose. I'm in love with this place! So peaceful, quiet, beautiful. Staff was lovely and made sure I would have access to my room even tho I wasn't able to check in until midnight. The room looked brand new! Beautifully decorated. The bed was super comfy. Hotel guests get free breakfast at the coffee shop - I had a delicious GF hot sandwich and coffee. I had one free night and was able to do the observatory tour. SO COOL! If life ever brings me back this was I would love to stay again.

Would have loved to stay but had other plans. However we enjoyed the observatory immensely. It was…read morereally wondrous to see the stars in such an intimate setting. Thank you

I have to make an edit and drop down the stars. The customer service is a bit odd. The wine I'm…read morepretty sure they only poured half glasses and still charged full amount. And at the milk house they overcharged and when I pointed it out they made some strange excuse. And the quiche was $11! For that small slice This is a hidden gem but you can't expect too much. Initially, I thought this was a high-end resort, but without the high-end resort prices. And it's definitely not that you should think of it more as sort of a fancy cottage that has almost a family run feel. If you think of it this way then you won't expect too much and then it makes a lot more sense. Everyone here seems like they're trying very hard . And I understand what was going on when we got there because there's a lot of construction going on. We also ate here for dinner in one of the globes and they're trying to serve multiple groups and people so service was kind of just ok. I have one gripe, though, it was $24 for two glasses of wine and each one was about the amount of a 1/2 glass. I think our server was pretty green though. It is a beautiful place. Absolutely beautiful and not crowded. The pool is incredible. The parking lot not so much. If you factor in the price though for what it is, I think you will realize this is a totally fine deal.

Disclaimer: "Advised to NOT stay here until after construction is complete in early 2027*…read more Not one bit of information was available on the website or in any of the emails I received letting us know that the many "resort" amenities were under construction and no longer available. So imagine our surprise when we arrive for a two night stay during spring break at this "resort" and have no idea where to park as everything is under construction. We finally circle a dirt parking lot a few times trying to find a building to check-in but all we find is an empty golf cart saying guest services. I try repeatedly calling the office # on my reservation yet no one answers. We finally come across another family that tells us we can walk all the way around or wait until a golf cart arrives. Well we have several pieces of luggage so we wait. And wait. And wait. Then the golf cart shows up and there is no way we can fit all of our items on, so we had to wait for a second cart. The check-in process was fine except for the rude gal who seemed annoyed by my questions, like how long does the construction go on throughout the day. 6am-10pm by the way. There is a small "restaurant" on site called The Sunroom but is only open Friday & Saturday. The Milk House serves a few premade items that get heated up in a microwave and taste weeks old and during our stay one gal was taking care of the whole place. The room was okay. The pullout bed was awful and the patio would be nice if you enjoy listening to a huge jackhammer and the beeping noises of other construction vehicles from sunup till after sundown. The tv reception was hit & miss and there were no children's channels. There was a sound machine that helped slightly. The itty bitty bottles they left us for the shower did not suffice for 3 humans. Oh and if you need ice, you have to ask the front desk. The only highlight of our stay was the pools. They were enjoyable and each had a different temperature that could make you comfortable whether you like them cooler, warmer or hot. Also, everything is handled via text. They don't answer phones, and even texts take awhile to return. The day before we were to check out I asked specifically for a cart to pick us up at 11:30am, we waited and waited and no one showed up, so I then again texted asking for a pickup. This resort was expensive for just a decent room and a pool. The Best Western would have been nicer. They either need to make future guests more aware of the lack of amenities and discount the pricing for false advertisement. Eventually this is going to be a very nice Marriott resort and by then the price will have doubled for a stay. However, our family was beyond disappointed in the money paid for what should have been a relaxing getaway.

Snowbasin is an excellent ski resort. We unfortunately went when there was minimal snow, but even…read morestill was impressed by the amenities and staff working. The inside of the lodges are very fancy and ornate, the bathrooms are vast and very private. The food was good and on par for ski resort prices. It's nice that there's ikon pass accessibility. Getting to the resort is relatively easy, it was a quick 10 minute drive from Morgan. I'd like to come back when they have more snow to see how it really feels on all the runs.

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

$265 for one night in a dark musty basement…read more I can't speak for the other flats on the other floors, but I honestly don't know how they get away with charging close to $300 a night and calling a dark basement with no windows luxury. The photos online are incredibly deceptive. They make it look like a modern studio flat with plenty of natural light. The truth is that it is in the basement of an early 1900s building with 2 sliver slats of glass. It's dark, it's musty smelling. Also not mentioned on their website is that it is literally spitting distance from a giant mortuary. Now for some, that might be a selling point, but not for us. There were giant cobwebs in the tiny window slats and yes, we did see a giant spider that eluded us and made our "sleep" not restful. Speaking of the bed, not comfortable. Again, this place is advertised as LUXURY. Their words. Not mine. It's fine to call something rustic or industrial, but this room in particular is being sold as something it isn't. The bedding was hot, the bed was a rock, but it does vibrate on command if you are into that. If this place were closer to $100 a night then I could maybe see this being just a weird night and a funny story. But there are other hotels in the area that charge $100 less and offer a free breakfast and you don't have to clean up after yourself. This is not a boutique hotel, it's an Air b&b. Little things: Website says bathrooms are stocked with Aveda products, they were not. Websites says to enjoy complimentary snacks (bottles of arrowhead water and 4 bags of chips) You have to do your own dishes The water pressure is TERRIBLE There wasn't much hot water at night Despite being in the basement it was weirdly hot Whatever they are using to clean was irritating our eyes the entire time. Again, it's one thing to call a spade a spade and charge accordingly. This company is not being honest about these accommodations and they are charging luxury prices. This is a small town in the off season. We booked this room specifically because we wanted to have a nice luxury hotel stay. We aren't rich and this was a stretch for us to afford but again, it was supposed to be a luxury experience. So disappointed. We didn't sleep and we are out almost $300

Beautiful place. Beds and bedding were so comfortable! Walking distance to everything. Hosts are…read moreincredibly helpful. Would definitely stay there again!

The fondue is a must! The food was good and the service was friendly. Unique but fairly limited…read moremenu. This atmosphere is fun.

While the brunch is my personal favorite meal at the Blue Boar Inn we went for a family dinner. The…read moreBrussel sprouts are incredible! Perfectly seasoned, crispy, but soft in the center. The French onion soup is often highlighted as one of the best dishes. It was good but lacked a stronger beefy flavor. If you prefer a more delicate French onion soup this is a good pick! The chicken was cooked to perfection, rich and decadent. The filet was tender and the sauce was a delicate pairing with it. The Boursin mashed potatoes were under-seasoned. The service was wonderful. They were welcoming & warm. The Inn is beautifully decorated and gives a European feel. For brunch I give 5 stars For dinner 4 stars

This is a cool experience, able to walk on water, well on frozen water. There are actually people…read morefishing. I believe they drill through the frozen lake.

They were very nice upon initial service. Seemed eager to please. Had family in town for this…read moreevent. We rented 2 pontoons and a boat to tow a tube. Before we went onto the lake, we asked if we could get a rain check if the weather turned. They said we could. Well, we had a pretty good time, but the weather went from bad to worse. So we came back in. They wouldn't give a rain check unless we spent more money with them. To me that sounds like a racket. Won't recommend to anyone. It a bummer because it's not the first time family has used them, but it's definitely the last time I'll go there, and I'll never recommend them to anyone. It's good there is a lake a few miles away. Don't have to deal with those rude people.