Wildflower Farms, Auberge Resorts

Amazing experience at Wildflower Farms! Everything from service, to food/spa/massages/ amenities/ farm/ activities/outdoors/ room comfort was great.

My husband and I visited Wildflower Farms for our 10 year anniversary. It was perfect, such a wonderful and intentional place. I cannot wait to go back!

My wife and I went for a long weekend. The place is a beautiful setting with amazing scenery, both at the resort and off into the distance. the cabin was very nicely furnished, very clean and had a great view off the back porch. The mountains during the day and the stars at night were awesome. There are trails to walk, a nice pool to swim in and a very nice spa.

I am extremely disappointed with the way my guests and I were treated during our recent visit to Wildflower Farms. I have been here twice before and always enjoyed sitting on the Great Porch for drinks and lunch — relaxing on the couches and taking in the beautiful view. Unfortunately, this visit was completely different and shockingly unpleasant. We arrived from the parking lot behind another family and were told by the receptionist that the porch is first come, first serve. Since it was full at that moment, we were advised to check in with the restaurant to see what they could offer. At the restaurant, two women politely explained that the restaurant menu was closed until dinner but they could offer us seating at the bar or lounge with the Great Porch menu — which sounded perfectly fine. However, as I turned to confer with my group, a young woman wearing a bandana suddenly appeared and inserted herself in front of the two women we were speaking with. She asked if we were staying at the resort (we were not) and if we had a reservation (we did not). She then abruptly told us that they could not accommodate us because they were at capacity. This was completely baffling, as the lounge was empty and the bar had several open seats. When we pointed that out and said we would simply sit at the bar, she replied, “The bar is quite crowded,” which was simply untrue. We walked out, only to see that a table on the porch had just opened up. Since the porch is first come, first serve, we sat down. Moments later, the same young woman came outside and told us, “You misunderstood me — we cannot accommodate you anywhere.” We were stunned. Two staff members had already told us we could sit, yet she seemed determined to prevent us from enjoying ourselves. When we questioned her again, she offered a hollow apology. One of us asked, “Are you really sorry?” and her response was, “I don’t make enough to be sorry.” That statement was beyond unprofessional — it was insulting. To make matters worse, as we walked back to the reception desk, another party immediately sat down at the exact same table without issue. The receptionist once again confirmed that the porch is indeed first come, first serve, making the entire situation even more frustrating. For a property that has been named the #1 Resort in New York by Travel + Leisure (2025), this was a shockingly poor display of hospitality and communication. We were singled out and treated unfairly for no apparent reason, while others were welcomed without question. This experience ruined our afternoon and left a lasting negative impression. I’ve enjoyed Wildflower Farms in the past and recommended it to friends, but after this treatment, I will not be returning — and I certainly won’t be recommending it to anyone.

Although pricey, The ambiance and hospitality were top notch! A wonderful opportunity to slow down and connect with those you love in a beautiful setting.