Enchantment Resort

This was an exceptional experience. I visited with my four grown sons. The staff were incredibly gracious. The grounds are beautiful. We enjoyed golf at Seven Canyons and the spectacular fitness center. Perfect vacation.

We had a fantastic session learning about pastels from Paul at the artists cottage! He’s a great teacher and had no problem making the session meaningful for experienced and inexperienced alike.

Location is perfect as it is close to some major trails and point of interest. The property is extremely well maintained. One example is me and my wife are able to play tennis among the mountains, and all equipment (free rackets and balls to use) and courts are kept at best condition. The pool is very nice and heated during any time.

Beds too small. Almost full size (said they were queens). Reserved rooms for eight, one had to sleep on floor. Prices for breakfast items were not listed, we ended up paying over 50 dollars for three drinks and two danishes. Service was good though. Ice rink and complementary cookies were most welcome. Awesome views! Like can’t be understated.

We stayed at the enchantment resort for a few days over the holidays. It's in a beautiful location surrounded by red rock Mountains. Great for hiking or mountain biking. We had free breakfast, but the restaurant service was a little slow and full of other families. I felt a little bit like I was on a cruise or at a Disney property. We had a guide for a two hour hike and another guide for a two hour bike ride. Both were good guides and clearly passionate. But Both were expensive: 1200 bucks each. We were presented with the bill which included a 20% tip. I found this egregious and uncalled for and I left a bad taste in my mouth. Yes, you could scratch it out in front of the server, but who's going to do that? We didn't feel either experience was worth a $250 tip. The rooms were nice but a little dated. But they were fine given the price point and the location. Surprise and disappointed there were more hot tubs. The hot tub that was available was always crowded. They have an expensive and fancy restaurant on property and like most hotels, it was overpriced, good but not great. The guys and gals in the trail house or whatever it's called are very helpful and clearly enthusiastic about the outdoors. This was a bright point about their service. Definitely great for those looking to hike or mountain bike and looking for guidance. They were all eager to help