The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch

Always top notch, above and beyond service!

I have stayed in many Ritz Carlton‘s before, and I believe the housekeeping/maintenance did not live up to the standards. Our curtains were ripped both inside and blackout curtains. There were stains on the carpet. There were chips all around the bathroom mirrors and the bathroom doors were dusty and needed washed down . I understand they were getting ready for season however the hotel was not too full Capacity, not even close they could have checked the room and put us in one that was Ritz Carlton perfection.

This is my favorite place in the world to ski. Great bar and restaurants, outdoor space is amazing post a day of skiing, ski valet and rentals on site, full service spa and excellent corporate event facilities. The entire staff is friendly, experienced and on point. Special mention Dan-GM, Ann-server in Sakara, Cal and Hamza-Bartenders at Wyld, Gauda- reception, Winnet-server in lounge, Manu- food is on point, Korean and Szechuan chicken are crowd pleasers. And many others went out if their way to make our stay a joy. Keep it up RC Bachelor Gulch we are already planning next year's trip.

We have stayed here a few times and the place is great. I've seen some people complaining about the music selection. You're never going to make everyone happy but I can tell you that the Apres scene here is great. The vast majority of your typical skier population is going to love it. Obviously this may not be a good fit for some of the older, stiff Ritz Carlton clientele (hence some negative reviews about the music) but I think they are doing a great job creating a fun vibe at the hotel that the vast majority of people will love. Also- we've skied a lot of places around the world and you'd be hard pressed to find any place better to ski with young kids than Beaver Creek. A lot of fun terrain specifically for kids. Red Buffalo, McCoy Park, Little Brave, Sawbuck- so many fun ares to explore with kids

Our 5-day stay at this mountain-side resort in Colorado was nothing short of outstanding, characterized by exceptional service that made us feel right at home. The authenticity of the resort, nestled in the breathtaking mountain landscape, truly enhanced our experience, while the live guitar music each evening created a warm and inviting atmosphere that we looked forward to after a day on the slopes. With ski-in and ski-out accessibility, we enjoyed the convenience of hitting the trails at our leisure. The highlight was undoubtedly the “Great Room,” their awesome lobby bar area featuring a stunning 3-story double-sided stacked stone fireplace that served as the perfect gathering spot to unwind and share stories. This resort is a gem, blending luxury with a cozy mountain charm. Special kudos to our concierge staff who took care of our needs and helped with restaurant recommendations and reservations.

We’ve stayed here as a family at least 5 times in the last 10 years and returned because it was a great experience. Unfortunately we will not be back as so much has changed and not for the better. Very little staff speaks English and the language barrier is an issue. Service is just not there. Rooms are tired. Music is like a nightclub or for Spanish speakers. Valet is $500 a day. At the Ski rental no one really knows what they’re doing. I could go on, but we won’t be back.