Miraval Berkshires Resort & Spa

An exceptional property with the most amazing, comfortable, memorable beds!!!! Staff, especially at the restaurant and bar, were remarkable. Thank you!

My wife and I celebrated our anniversary at Miraval Berkshires in June, and we had an amazing experience. The highlight of our stay was the horse experience with Beth Timledge. It was truly transformative and something we will remember for a long time. We also enjoyed Tyler Phillips’ archery class and the Vibrational Sound Chamber session with Violet Sputhard—both were excellent. The spa was clean, relaxing, and well maintained. The food selection was outstanding, and the open bar was a wonderful touch. Overall, the staff, activities, and atmosphere made our anniversary celebration very special. We left feeling refreshed, reconnected, and already looking forward to our next visit. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Great mother daughter weekend experience at Miraval! Would highly recommend. Make sure to rebook the activities so you get choices you like.

The spa at Miraval is lovely, one of the nicest I've been too. However, there are not many classes and a lot of them do the same things. In addition, the need to make reservations for classes and dinner is annoying. I would go to the spa for the day, but I wouldn't go with a group. They are unable to accommodate large groups.

While there were positive aspects to my stay — particularly the excellent instructors and experiences — the overall hospitality and service fell well below the standards I associate with the Miraval brand. Several interactions with front desk, restaurant, and bar staff felt curt, dismissive, or inconsistently applied, which created an unwelcoming atmosphere throughout the visit. As a returning guest and Globalist member who has stayed at all three Miraval properties, I understand that policies and upgrades are subject to availability. However, the manner in which requests and guest interactions were handled at the Berkshires property felt noticeably less warm, personal, and accommodating compared to my experiences elsewhere, especially at the Arizona property. I was also uncomfortable witnessing and experiencing interactions that felt potentially targeted or inappropriate, including comments made toward an Indian family regarding lunch charges and repeated reminders about device policies directed only at Asian guests. Additionally, smaller service moments — such as being denied an item advertised as “served all day” — reinforced the sense that guest care and attentiveness were lacking. The Berkshires property was my introduction to Miraval and originally inspired me to explore the brand further, which made this visit particularly disappointing. Overall, the experience felt less connected, less thoughtful, and not fully aligned with the mindful, inclusive, and elevated hospitality experience that Miraval promotes.