Resort at Squaw Creek, a Destination by Hyatt Residence

Property’s Huge!! Really nice, clean, friendly staff and people. Lots of activities for couples and kids. Hotel dining was decent food wasn’t the best and pricy. Hotel also has a $50 parking fee and addition $30 overnight fee. I feel a hotel of its category and pricing should already offer/include parking with booking. But other than that it’s an experience I’d recommend.

Great for kids! Everyone had a blast.

The Everline was great. The front desk staff, bellmen, servers at Sandys Pub, and the breakfast at casades. Its a family friendly resort so be prepaired to see a lot of little kids running around having fun.

This resort is very conveniently located right at the Palisades Resort and Olympic Village. It has a chairlift, so you don’t waste any time getting to the slopes in the morning. Breakfast costs just $30 for a very rich meal including the omelette station, fruit salad, pastries, charcuterie, waffles, etc. It feels you up so much that you don’t get hungry until the evening helping you to stay on the slopes longer without wasting time on lunch. I used the recreation center shower and sauna at the end of my last day even though I have already checked out in the morning. Driving home wearing a fresh set of clothes after a nice meal at the property’s restaurant made a huge difference. I left a bit later than the rest of the crowd and didn’t have to make a stop to get fast food on my way home, so I got back to SF about a hour quicker than usual. I recommend this property for a weekend getaway either with kids (they have different activities and playrooms to keep kids entertained), or with your friends or significant other. It’s easy, convenient, worry-free, and very pleasant. Staying at this property made my last skiing trip of the season very memorable - a true highlight of 2023-2024.

Billed as an upscale ski/in and out resort, it doesn’t really rise to that level. No covered parking so you have to scrape your car of snow in self-parking. Weird setup that has you going outside to get to your rooms from the lobby. Lots of stairs everywhere. Has an older feel. Weird dining - you can order pizza for room service but it’s not on a restaurant menu. Room service runs 5-9. The room - a standard size - felt small. Property felt old and dark, though had a small family size feel. There are activities but no calendar info provided. I had to call the front desk to find out about karaoke though I spent 20 min perusing the online info. Should be easier. Staff needs to be more lro-active.

I loved the access to the ski lift. Check in was stressful. Valet parking staff was aggressive and poor communicators. We were put on the floor of a wedding party with a ton of kids that were running in the hallway and kids next to us crying incessantly. The hotel had plenty of space to put us in a different room and/or floor, which they offered when I called and asked them that in the future they are mindful where they place singles and couples. At that point they offered a different room but it was our last night, so we declined. We met other guests who had the same experience.

We booked our 3 days 2 night stay with 2 adults and 2 young toddlers around Lunar New Year. The resort was clean and provided enough amenities for our short stay. There were enough restaurants options on site. Sandy’s pub and Cascades did not disappoint. Mostly friendly staff there, except for the front desk young lady who checked us, she didn’t seem happy to check us in. The game room was a bit disappointing and the game corn hole was somewhat broken. Friday evening we tried to use the hot tub. All 3 of them were super packed so we had to return to our hotel room. My recommendation is to have people who want to work there to check in people because that really gave us a bad impression upon visit. And upgrade and add more game options in the game room. Adding more hot tubs on site and/ or provide similar options for busy evenings.

Ski in ski out was great! Property is in good shape, rooms were nice, ours had a kitchen which was great with kids. 5 stars for the real estate. Little market was very convenient. Staffing is another matter. They are far understaffed. the front desk is not together and the valet service is a disaster. Restaurant experience is poor. Pub was OK, steak place was barely open, the nice temp bar in the lobby was not open regularly. The lobby was dreary without entertainment or a restaurant , but perked up when those amenities were present. Management really has a job to do with their staffing, its not being run like a 5 star resort should be.

The hotel continues to be dated. Our floor was incredibly noisy. There were small kids crying and screaming up and down the hallway before 8am every single day. No daily housecleaning service, even when we asked to pay for it.

Property is beautiful but going midweek we weren’t able to enjoy many of the amenities. The steakhouse was closed, spa was closed, many of the shops such as toy store were closed. Overall they seemed very understaffed, it was difficult to find help when needed. Upon check out we called for a bell cart to assist with our luggage (we had multiple bags, stroller, snow sleds, etc) we waited in room for over an hour and they never came. It took my husband and I three separate trips with 2 young children to get all out belongings to the car. Small inconveniences along the way didn’t make the trip as enjoyable as it could’ve been. Ice skating rink was partially shut down leaving a very small area to skate around. We would likely stay again, just plan for weekend visit when everything is actually open.