Important note: My husband and I were on an anniversary trip, and were staying at the hotel with a…read morefriends and family rate. My sister works for Marriott hotels. All to say, the Ritz is out of our tax bracket irl. This spa is so luxurious! I had a 90 min deep tissue massage with Christa and I swear she fixed a hip issue I'd been having for a long time. It did, however cost me a whopping $400 though. I have a feeling their usual clientele doesn't bat an eye at that price tag... but holy guacamole that's a lot of money. We stayed at the hotel, so we had access to the hot tub, sauna, and cold plunge any time. My husband loved the sauna & cold plunge. I'm personally too chicken for a cold plunge, but I did enjoy the sauna! The spa itself is impeccably clean, and the staff is very friendly and helpful.

The spa manager named Ludo is very rude. Won't be back. The massage was nice although overpriced…read more I'd recommend the Westin or Park Hyatt nearby.

A lovely elegant and down to earth spa. Massage was wonderful. My only negative was that the…read morecleaning staff was a bit intrusive and banging and clanging can wait until the spa is empty as not to interrupt people's peace.

I had a massage with Joe Joe and it was one of the best experiences I've had! He was wonderful, so…read moreprofessional and very skilled! Hope to go back soon!

Very nice as public recreation facilities go. Centrally located in the valley. It's a worthwhile…read morevisit, if you need to hit the stair master.

Adequate, not quite amazing. The facility was built "way back" in 1995 and needs a bit of a…read morerefresh. Little water pressure in showers, a few machines are out of order and many missing or mismatched ceiling tiles. Nice locker facilities but might benefit from combination locks instead of none or bring your own.

Rianna was amazing! Undoubtedly the best! Plus, learned a lot that will help me stay healthy and…read moreactive going forward.

I booked a facial with Jennifer & it was amazing! My skin was so irritated after skiing for 5 days-…read moreit was dry, windburned & sunburned and she took care to use products & services that wouldn't upset my sensitive skin. I originally booked a lyft facial but she recommended the cool beam facial instead! I left feeling great! Tip- go early to use the aquasanitas before your treatment. I went after & it was amazing but wished I went before. I had the spa pretty much all to myself on a Sat night. The ladies areas were clean & relaxing. Yes, it's a bit pricey but it was a fun treat while staying at the Park Hyatt!

St. James Place: Charming Beaver Creek…read more Construction and marketing time-shares in ski resorts has always required adroit thinking. The loquacious salesperson comprehends that winter inventory will virtually sell itself; however, several winter months of maintenance fees will not support the bottom line. This simple analysis has led to a market glut of time-shares in destination areas such as Orlando. Another factor is that the U.S. time-share market clientele is simply not attentive to the geography or demographics of The Rocky Mountains. Interval International categorizes every state from Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming as the "Rocky Mountains." These states may indeed share the Rockies, but these states have very ingenuous differences even for the client who is a skier. And specifically, there are market differences in Vail, Avon, and Beavercreek, Colorado. All three of these communities are grouped together on the Interval International website with no discussion of the vibrant differences that location provides. A client from the Midwest or East with an upscale property will unlikely be unhappy to learn that following several hours of flight and rental car drive that the family will be vacationing near I-70 or in a poorly located time-share. Beavercreek, Colorado is near Avon, Colorado, and the difference in ambience is equal to the vertical difference between the two villages. Several years ago, my wife and I viewed the construction of St. James Place in Beaver Creek; then we experienced a sales tour. The developers of St. James Place in Beaver Creek incorporated the aesthetics of a mountain property that blended in perfectly with the architecture of Beaver Creek. Zoning regulations are vital to a tony community such as Beaver Creek. The insouciant time-share owner may visit the Vail, Avon, and Beavercreek page at Interval International, and "discover" 16 properties. These properties are vastly different, and woe to the decision-maker who chooses poorly for his family. Beaver Creek has several very fine properties, and some research is necessary. Beaver Creek has become a true four-season resort village and is home to some very expensive second and permanent homes. The minute I saw St. James Place available, I traded for a summer week. St. James Place at 210 Offerson Road, P.O. Box 1512, Avon, CO 81620 970-845-9300 800-626-7100) is not in Avon; the property is in Beaver Creek. This property offers 1-4 bedrooms and bathrooms. The two photos on the website will provide only a glimpse of the appointments of this property. The website provides the following description: Located in the heart of the prestigious Beaver Creek Resort Village, St. James Place provides the ideal mountain vacation home. Shopping, dining, ice-skating, and the Vilar Performing Arts Center are outside your door. Both downhill and cross-country skiing are available, or you can visit the slopes at Vail nine miles away. In the summer, hiking, horseback riding, fly-fishing, golf, and a myriad of other activities are nearby. After a busy day, relax by the indoor pool, work out in the exercise room, or enjoy dinner at the restaurant on-site. Another website (http://beavercreek.snow.com/home/) provides the following: At the gate you leave the world behind. A luxury resort with the cozy feel of an Alpine village, Beaver Creek Resort is nestled at the foot of North America¹s World Cup Mountain. It is perhaps the very best of luxury family skiing, and has earned accolades of awards for its food, wine, and service. These websites are very accurate in an assessment of the lifestyle at Beaver Creek. We have enjoyed skiing at Beaver Creek as well as several summer holidays at this perfect mountain resort. Beaver Creek is a feast for the eyes, a delight for the senses. The influence of renowned resorts such as Switzerland's St. Moritz, Italy's Cortina, and Spain's Val d'Aran led to the creation of a unique mountain resort full of excitement and village luxury.... When George Townsend first settled in the valley in 1881, he knew he'd found something special- an exceptional mountain, lined with aspen groves and beautiful vistas that would become a world-renowned destination. In 1972, Vail continued his vision by purchasing the land and began designing a resort that combined western hospitality and European charm. Obstacles delayed resort completion, but on December 15, 1980, Beaver Creek finally opened to the public. Beaver Creek is a planned and fully developed residential community. Care has been taken to provide underground parking, and a true pedestrian village. Beaver Creek is charismatic, disarming, and enigmatic. The resort village is a delight to shop, to ski, to hike, or simply to appreciate the elegance of the mountains. Numerous restaurants (reservations) provide a variety of cuisine; however, if the tourist requires a supermarket, then a short drive to a different village is required.

I booked a reservation for one of their condos that is not refundable. Talked with their front desk…read moreregarding the property before making the reservation including dates for my trip. After I booked and can't cancel I received an email that the property is under renovation and the courtyard would be closed and there would be exterior work going on during my stay. Every one of their rooms is impacted by noise in the courtyard on a good day let alone crews jackhammering the whole time. I feel like their employee should have let me know. Very disappointed!

Had such a great experience here! The ambiance is so relaxing and calming, and Kait was amazing!…read moreHighly recommend yoga classes and cupping treatments here!

From the owner: At Vail Valley Wellness you will receive individualized care to assist your healing process. A…read morethorough intake will help us determine where the imbalance lies and from there, we create a treatment plan. We focus on acupuncture treatments and Chinese herbal medicine to assist in your healing as well as offer detoxification modalities and a line of herbal products.

Gawd I love Beaver Creek! First visit back in more than a decade. This property is outstanding…read more Comfy rooms and beds, and the BEST STAFF ANYWHERE. Amazing facilities, so many young families having fun! You gotta visit!

I didn't stay here but gym was nice and clean. A lots of space too…read more Front desk was great and welcoming too

We had an outstanding stay at the Westin! First off, the staff is incredibly friendly and attentive…read moreto every detail, making us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The pool area is spectacular, offering breathtaking views of the mountains and the Eagle River. It's the perfect place to relax and take in the beauty of Colorado. The rooms are excellent and thoughtfully designed. Having an in-room ice machine, coffee maker, microwave, and sink made our stay even more comfortable and convenient. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great Colorado getaway. Between the amazing amenities, stunning scenery, and exceptional service, the Westin delivers a first-class experience.

Maybe I should say, that if you are looking for racism at its finest, then stay there. The place…read moreitself is absolutely stunning, however, the staff needs retraining in customer service. Was walking to the outside pool and a very rude Karen at the desk, look ed me up and down and said "you're not supposed to be here" in a nasty tone. I thought I'd done something wrong. I asked what the problem was and she said "you're not a guest". I replied yes I am and proceeded to the locker room but then she said well I will be needing your information and room keys. I was baffled because all the other "white" people walking by were not questioned nor required to have proof of stay. She was rude, nasty and disrespectful. Will be here next year, not by choice.

I stayed here for three nights during our trip to Beaver Creek and Vail Ski Resorts. The room comes…read morewith a kitchen, dining room and living room, very spacious for a small family. The hotel has really friendly and helpful staff. It also offers free shuttles going to these two ski resorts and back. There is also free ski valet where you can store your skis overnight and they will clean it for you. The parking here is $45 per night unless you're a villa resident. The spa here is $250 + 22% mandatory service charge, which comes out to be $305 per 80 minute session.

Had a nice stay overall. The property, including the main building with pool, spa, and fitness…read morecenter, is beautiful and such a relaxing environment. Loved the infinity hot tubs, the flavored water in the locker rooms, and the steam room. A great getaway to recharge!

Worth every penny Corner room top floor with jacuzzi :)…read more Covered heated parking. Bar and Starbucks :) Great gym and hot tub on the roof with mountains surrounding you

Very disappointing experience at a Marriott property…read more We booked this property because it's part of the Marriott family and expected a certain level of comfort and consistency. Unfortunately, this was one of the most uncomfortable hotel stays we've had. The biggest issue is that there is no air conditioning in the rooms. During the summer, the room became unbearably hot, making it nearly impossible to sleep. We tossed and turned all night. The bedroom window only opens a couple of inches, providing little to no ventilation. To add to the frustration, there's a sign where what appears to have once been an A/C unit that says something to the effect of, "Enjoy the natural air conditioning." While that may work during cooler months, it certainly did not during our stay. We understand this is a timeshare property and that some policies differ from a traditional hotel, but we did not expect the lack of air conditioning or the strict 10:00 a.m. checkout with no consideration for Marriott Bonvoy status. If you're planning a summer visit, be aware that the rooms can become extremely warm. We cannot recommend this property during the warmer months and, unfortunately, will not be staying here again.