Blue Mountain Resort Village Suites

“4 Women Enjoyed 2 Nights”

We had a 3 bedroom unit which was very nice. There were steps up to get to the small balcony but just looking out the window, was a very nice view of the mountainside. We enjoyed having lots of dishes in the kitchen and having two bathrooms. Beds were comfortable but rather high for us older gal… more

We had a 3 bedroom unit which was very nice. There were steps up to get to the small balcony but just looking out the window, was a very nice view of the mountainside. We enjoyed having lots of dishes in the kitchen and having two bathrooms. Beds were comfortable but rather high for us older gals to get up and into bed. The location was great in that we could easily walk over to the Village Shops, Restaurants and Adventure Park. We enjoyed the gondola ride up the mountain. The pool and hottubs were great at the Grand Georgian at Village Suites Resort.

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“Okay option for staying in the village”

We have stayed at the Weider Lodge in a two-bedroom suite for the past few years and while it is mostly a good place (relative to other options) there are issues. Most recently, we are staying here now till January 2, 2025 on the main floor but right by a doorway to a hallway/stairway to an exit … more

We have stayed at the Weider Lodge in a two-bedroom suite for the past few years and while it is mostly a good place (relative to other options) there are issues. Most recently, we are staying here now till January 2, 2025 on the main floor but right by a doorway to a hallway/stairway to an exit door to the grounds/gardens. It should be locked from outside and at the very least require a hotel card to open the door but management leaves it unlocked so anyone can enter the building! Why require a hotel card to access from the front door/lobby if you’re just going to leave other doors in the back unlocked? This is not very secure nor safe for guests. I sent a message yesterday to the online concierge to ask that the door be locked. The person said they’d check into it but nothing was done. The door is still unlocked so anyone can walk right into the building. This also means that there is a lot of foot traffic in a stairwell that is meant for emergencies or for just exiting the building so the noise is like a herd of elephants for rooms by the stairwell. Also, oddly they don’t provide facecloths in the bathrooms nor body lotion. The kitchen supplies are okay and I do like the ability to text the “concierge” to request items for the suites. Final drawback is that they don’t provide housekeeping anymore during your stay.

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“Great resort but no regard for onsite guests”

I have not been to Blue Mountain for about 10 years and just spent five nights there with a group of 9 people. First the good; The village is beautiful. It is very well maintained with flowers and ambient lighting everywhere. There are lots of great options for dining and entertainment. There is … more

I have not been to Blue Mountain for about 10 years and just spent five nights there with a group of 9 people. First the good; The village is beautiful. It is very well maintained with flowers and ambient lighting everywhere. There are lots of great options for dining and entertainment. There is live music every day and lots of activity all around. We ate at 6 different places, and all have beautiful outdoor patios and very small if any wait times. Most of the food was very good. Tholos was our favorite; Mother Tongue was not terrible but was the least. Prices were expensive but certainly not gouging as some resorts do. Our room in The Weider Lodge was nice and comfortable, and very conveniently located. There was only one elevator for the week as one was broken. They also had a day when the water was shut off for maintenance. Both moderate inconveniences, but stuff happens. Here is mine (and everyone in our groups) main complaint; There is almost no value added to this resort anymore for staying on grounds. Any activity that you want to do is at a cost and not a small one at that. In fact, I would say it crosses the line to being almost tacky how much they charge you. If you want to ride the gondola up the hill it is $27 a person a day. You can't just buy one ticket. Their private beach that they tout on their site is ridiculously expensive. It is $50 per day per room. So, if we wanted to go it would be $250 for a day? It is nice, but not that nice. For activity passes to do everything it was $37 a day per person. Again, not only is this not included in staying there, but you also don't even get any kind of discount. They also don't sell individual activity passes for anything. So, if you want to paddle one of the boats around the pond for an hour or just take the lift up once to see the views, you are paying the full amount. If you want to drive yourself up the mountain you can do that, but they charge you $10 to use the road. Again, I am not saying this should all be free but for people staying on grounds there should be some consideration. Just putting this out there and hope it helps as all of this could be very pricey for families thinking of going here.

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