Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa

We arrived at the hotel around 3pm and were able to check in right away. We were placed in room 4086 which had a nice view of the ice skating rink and village below, however some folks might find it too. noisy, especially on the weekend when they have events...

We arrived at the hotel around 3pm and were able to check in right away. We were placed in room 4086 which had a nice view of the ice skating rink and village below, however some folks might find it too. noisy, especially on the weekend when they have events going on. The room itself is very nice and spacious, although a bit outdated. There is a long list of amenities that you can request and bathroom had le labo products. When we requested anything, it was attended to pretty quickly. The resort is located in a great location for skiing. It is slope side to Beaver Creek, but you do have to walk a bit to the centennial lift to be away from the beginner area. Snow equipment is stored at the ski valet where your boots are nicely dried and your boards are available outside every morning for easy access. They also stored and packed up our ski bag for easy travel on the last day. We also utilized the spa wet area, the only co ed facility is an indoor hot tub in the middle of two gendered areas which had: smaller hot tub, sauna, rainfall shower. We don't have Hyatt status, we did opt to pay for the buffet breakfast. It was pricey at about $60 per person after fees, but was worth it for us. We found everything was delicious and also had some unique things such as a station for fresh juices, avocado toast and omelettes. Over this is a fantastic place to stay for a ski trip.

This hotel does not meet my expectations for a Park Hyatt and is an outlier to the downside. With rates in season regular between $1000 and $2000 per night, expect to get zero special treatment if you're a Hyatt Explorist and stayed over 30 nights last year in Hyatts. Don't...

This hotel does not meet my expectations for a Park Hyatt and is an outlier to the downside. With rates in season regular between $1000 and $2000 per night, expect to get zero special treatment if you're a Hyatt Explorist and stayed over 30 nights last year in Hyatts. Don't expect to get a late check-out either. What you can expect is disorganization at the front desk, credit card readers that don't work ("please come down again later so we can swipe your card") and a hotel crowded with people from the East Coast. This hotel is a waste of 45,000 Hyatt points. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere else. We checked out early and went to Vail.