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Cedar Breaks Lodge
4.2/5102 Reviews

Cedar Breaks Lodge

Brian Head|0.34km from Brian Head Resort
We found this resort on a whim when planning our two-week trip out West. We stayed for four nights and were so surprised with how nice this resort was. The pictures on line don't do it justice. Brian Head is a tiny, tiny pass-through town. There's a pizza place and two, general stores. To have this quality of a resort to stay at blew us a way! From check-in, to our early-morning check out, the staff was lovely. Our one-bedroom condo was perfect - it had everything we needed. I will warn you - it's a huge step in and out of the tub/shower. I kept thinking - I wonder if my parents (80) could manage this without breaking a hip?! Not sure if any of the other room options have a different set up. On a positive about that huge step in and out, it's a whirlpool tub and very relaxing. We loved the under-ground parking and carts that were available right there to move our belongings up to the room. We ate at the bar our first night there. Food was good - we had pizza and a salad. We also had drinks and went back one other night for drinks. They ain't cheap! Even regular beers were $9 - which I thought was way out of line. A single Tito's is $9, as is an Absolute or Captain. Just FYI. Kind of bummed us out as we wanted to be out of our room for some cocktails and the football game (on TV), but soon realized at $9 for every drink, it was cheaper to have cocktails in our room. Other than that, the stay was supreme and we hope to some day be back. Note the altitude - if you're from the Midwest like us. We had to buy some canned oxygen to help with our slight altitude sickness.
Brian Head Lodge
4.1/599 Reviews

Brian Head Lodge

Brian Head|0.43km from Brian Head Resort
I traveled to Brian Head from Vegas to go skiing for the first time, and I will never choose Brian Head again!! I submitted a survey for management to see, but will share the same comments here for you to see. Lodging: Worst experience ever!!! So many issues. First, the lady checking us in was rude and had no knowledge of anything. The website was not clear on when check in was for AM lessons, so I asked if she knew what time we should leave to get there and she said that they shouldn't start until after 1030am, but website says to get there before 945, which isn't true because in reality, check in starts at 945. Next, there are stairs half way down the hallway, so you can't take a luggage cart to your room, you have to remove it and walk it up the stairs. There was no mention of that anywhere on your website and we were not told about it at check in. Next, I paid for a room with 2 queen beds, and they were full beds, confirmed the next day by a different receptionist. FALSE ADVERTISEMENT!!!! When I asked what could be done about the situation, all they said was to move rooms, which I didn't do because they could not confirm if the room I would be going to would have queen beds and the fact of moving all my luggage up and down more stairs without a luggage cart. Next, the bus situation was awful. They arrived late and got stuck, almost making me late for my lessons. Waiting for a bus from the resort back to the lodge took over a half hour, leaving me my brother and friend alone in the resort with no employees to assist the situation. Finally, when I booked the reservation on January 18th, I was told that there would be complimentary continental breakfast severed each morning. When we got there, they canceled it and offered us a 25% off one breakfast sandwich coupon at Navajo Cafe in its replacement. They said that their kitchen was under refurbishment, and would not offer anything else. I did not bring food because I was told there would be breakfast served, and they said that it has been this way for 2 week, but made no effort to inform me or any other customers who booked prior to their kitchens going down. The only good part of the lodge was the waitress working 2/14 in the bar and 2/15 on the restaurant downstairs in the lobby. I don't remember her name, but she was the only one working both days and she was amazing. Super friendly and helpful. Every other employee working at the lodge were miserable and had not customer service friendliness what so ever. Worst staffing I have ever experience in my life. Website: Your website needs a complete overhaul. It was an absolute terrible experience trying to book the hotel, lift, equipment, and lessons. The website was not clear at all and I tried contacting customer service for support 7 times over the span of two weeks and never reach through to anyone and never got a call back. After that I gave up and did the best I could to try and figure it out on my own. Worst experience ever. Rental Proces

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Cedar Breaks Lodge

Cedar Breaks Lodge

4.2/5102 Reviews
We found this resort on a whim when planning our two-week trip out West. We stayed for four nights and were so surprised with how nice this resort was. The pictures on line don't do it justice. Brian Head is a tiny, tiny pass-through town. There's a pizza place and two, general stores. To have this quality of a resort to stay at blew us a way! From check-in, to our early-morning check out, the staff was lovely. Our one-bedroom condo was perfect - it had everything we needed. I will warn you - it's a huge step in and out of the tub/shower. I kept thinking - I wonder if my parents (80) could manage this without breaking a hip?! Not sure if any of the other room options have a different set up. On a positive about that huge step in and out, it's a whirlpool tub and very relaxing. We loved the under-ground parking and carts that were available right there to move our belongings up to the room. We ate at the bar our first night there. Food was good - we had pizza and a salad. We also had drinks and went back one other night for drinks. They ain't cheap! Even regular beers were $9 - which I thought was way out of line. A single Tito's is $9, as is an Absolute or Captain. Just FYI. Kind of bummed us out as we wanted to be out of our room for some cocktails and the football game (on TV), but soon realized at $9 for every drink, it was cheaper to have cocktails in our room. Other than that, the stay was supreme and we hope to some day be back. Note the altitude - if you're from the Midwest like us. We had to buy some canned oxygen to help with our slight altitude sickness.
Brian Head Lodge

Brian Head Lodge

4.1/599 Reviews
I traveled to Brian Head from Vegas to go skiing for the first time, and I will never choose Brian Head again!! I submitted a survey for management to see, but will share the same comments here for you to see. Lodging: Worst experience ever!!! So many issues. First, the lady checking us in was rude and had no knowledge of anything. The website was not clear on when check in was for AM lessons, so I asked if she knew what time we should leave to get there and she said that they shouldn't start until after 1030am, but website says to get there before 945, which isn't true because in reality, check in starts at 945. Next, there are stairs half way down the hallway, so you can't take a luggage cart to your room, you have to remove it and walk it up the stairs. There was no mention of that anywhere on your website and we were not told about it at check in. Next, I paid for a room with 2 queen beds, and they were full beds, confirmed the next day by a different receptionist. FALSE ADVERTISEMENT!!!! When I asked what could be done about the situation, all they said was to move rooms, which I didn't do because they could not confirm if the room I would be going to would have queen beds and the fact of moving all my luggage up and down more stairs without a luggage cart. Next, the bus situation was awful. They arrived late and got stuck, almost making me late for my lessons. Waiting for a bus from the resort back to the lodge took over a half hour, leaving me my brother and friend alone in the resort with no employees to assist the situation. Finally, when I booked the reservation on January 18th, I was told that there would be complimentary continental breakfast severed each morning. When we got there, they canceled it and offered us a 25% off one breakfast sandwich coupon at Navajo Cafe in its replacement. They said that their kitchen was under refurbishment, and would not offer anything else. I did not bring food because I was told there would be breakfast served, and they said that it has been this way for 2 week, but made no effort to inform me or any other customers who booked prior to their kitchens going down. The only good part of the lodge was the waitress working 2/14 in the bar and 2/15 on the restaurant downstairs in the lobby. I don't remember her name, but she was the only one working both days and she was amazing. Super friendly and helpful. Every other employee working at the lodge were miserable and had not customer service friendliness what so ever. Worst staffing I have ever experience in my life. Website: Your website needs a complete overhaul. It was an absolute terrible experience trying to book the hotel, lift, equipment, and lessons. The website was not clear at all and I tried contacting customer service for support 7 times over the span of two weeks and never reach through to anyone and never got a call back. After that I gave up and did the best I could to try and figure it out on my own. Worst experience ever. Rental Proces

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Brian Head Travel Guide

Book hotels in Brian Head via the Trip.com website or app, it's easy and hassle-free. There are many discounted hotels on Trip.com. You can plan a day tour in Brian Head. Brian Head is not a big city. When traveling here, you can choose to stay in hotels around the city center.

Brian Head does not have civilian airport. You can fly into a nearby city and come here using another method of transportation. Visitors often choose to travel to Brian Head by bus.

Brian Head is not a tourist city, so the hospitality industry there isn't very well-developed. Many hotels can only be booked on location. The local average price is 73 USD per night. There are a variety of hotels to meet the needs of different types of travelers. There are 2 three-star hotels in Brian Head at an average price of 73 USD per night. Unique local hotels in Brian Head provide guests a unique and fresh feeling. Unique Executive Home is one of the most popular hotels in Brian Head. Many tourists also stay at Rustic Cozy Condo with Club House.

If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Thunder Mountain Motorsports, Inc.. You can also visit top-rated attractions like Brian Head Outdoor Adventures, George's Ski Shop, Brian Head Resort.

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