Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa

Park Hyatt in Beaver Creek is a cut above. The service here is always great. The rooms are stylish and comfortable. The location right next to the village and/or mountain views are spectacular. The hotel has a nice restaurant and the village has lots of options too. The skiing here in the winter is ideal with ski and boot valets. This place can't be beat.

There are better options. It honestly was not great. Gym is fantastic with two tonals, pelaton etc. but the rooms were dates and the staff was miserable. For points or dollars it was over priced. I get you looks for the location that is great but…

Hotel is showing its age. Rooms were outdated and felt like a Holiday Inn. Standing in a bath tub to shower with water that barely trickles out and then both vents were broken so rooms stayed hot! 1800 restaurant has lost its appeal! Food about average but for the cost totally not worth it! We had two rooms and had the same experience in both Very disappointing

Unique review as a lot of right and few things wrong. First the week before Christmas was chancy (due to snow fall) but what a great week to go and the luck of the snow gods was with us…The really good is the location, ski in ski out cannot be beat. The ski rental is on site which was great and they deliver your equipment to the the Hyatt’s ski valet… The ski valet service was first class and a game changer, they keep your equipment and it is effortless to get out and go ski. Lifts and ski school are all right there… A+. The hotel staff was great and early in the season everyone is all smiles. The not so great was we were a group of adults , the hotel is “kid central. Clearly Hyatt has gone after the family (which is great) but, as an example, this was the first time I have ever enjoyed an adult beverage and next to me were several little ones coloring in the bar… Just be prepared so you are not surprised. I am by no means anti kids, but sometimes it is nice to just be an adult… Mornings were tough as kids running the halls at 7 a.m. was not the most fun… I think adult areas may not be a bad idea for Hyatt to consider… The biggest let down was the quality of the food… It was average at best. The breakfast buffet is good (pricey at $47 per person but noting in BC is inexpensive) but dinner and bar food for lunch was below average. The bar food was plain and simple trying to be too clever and it failed… What I mean is a flatbread was exotic cheese verse normal, weird garnishes, instead of something as simple as a margarita flatbread… Dinner was equally as unsatisfying with a fillet that tasted more like it came from a chain restaurant, poorly prepared and almost flavorless and from a park Hyatt. At the price point asked for, you should expect better and it was not… We discovered a few places close by that were great to eat at so if location and ski valet and rental are your priority , this is your place… if food quality is important, not so much.

Nothing except breakfast charges and parking charges. Even my 11 years old boy only eat one piece of bacon and one piece of bread, they still charge for full price which was $25. They should let guest know they will force us to pay the parking fee for $60/day, because they don't provide self parking.

We arrived later in the evening (8:30pm) after a full day only to find out that the hotel and every restaurant in town was no longer serving food. We were forced to buy overpriced below average quality sandwiches at the hotel store. Then for the next three days the hotel was under construction, including the room next to ours, so we were unable to be in the room during the day due to the noise. As far as the staff goes, they were amazing and very kind and helpful. It was the Hotel corporation that was the real issue.