Redresort Reviews

The staff were so nice and helpful. I came in a bit clueless like a total idiot, and they were still patient, friendly, and sorted me out without making it awkward.

The location was really convenient and made it super easy to get around. Everything we needed was nearby, and getting in and out of the place wasn’t a hassle at all. It also felt accessible for us, which was a big plus. My only real annoyance was that some of the communication wasn’t very clear, so we had to figure a few things out ourselves. Still, overall it was a good stay and I’d probably stay here again

I brought my family here and the kids had a great time. The staff was super friendly and made everything really easy for us

Snow was actually really nice this week, tbh. It got a bit icy later on, but we still had a fun time lol.

I had a good stay overall. The room felt clean to me, and the bed was comfortable enough that I slept well most nights. I also appreciated that it was fairly quiet. Personally, I wasn’t a huge fan of the pillows, and the room got a little warm at times, but nothing that ruined the stay. In my opinion, it was a nice place to lodge, and I’d probably stay there again

The lift lines were manageable for such a busy day. There were a few waits around peak time — nothing too crazy, and most of the time we were back up for another run quickly.

I can’t say I checked every single lift or every hour of the day, but from what we experienced, everything ran really smoothly all weekend. No random stops, no crazy long waits, and the lifts seemed steady whenever we used them. made the whole trip feel a lot less stressful

We stayed for the weekend and ate well. Breakfast was solid each morning, and the bar had some decent cocktails, so I don’t really regret spending time there. A few of the snacks and drinks felt a little overpriced, but I guess that’s kind of expected at a hotel. Overall, I’d say it was a good experience food-wise.

I visited Red Resort on a Saturday and, to be honest, I was prepared for the usual weekend chaos with long lift lines and crowded areas. But it was actually relaxed. There were a few busier spots around the main lift, though the lines moved efficiently and never felt like a big hassle.
The runs were also pleasantly open, which made the whole day much more enjoyable. I could take my time, find my own rhythm, and not feel like everyone was right on top of me. Overall, it was a really solid experience and I’d happily give it 5 stars.

The ski school was really good overall. The instructors were friendly and patient, and my kids came out feeling way more confident on the slopes. I do think the lessons helped a lot, although part of me still feels like it was a bit expensive for what it was. So I’d say it was worth it, but also kind of pricey enough that I’d think twice before booking again.

I booked through redresort.com and felt good about the whole experience. The price was fair, and the place looked close to what was shown online, which was a nice relief. Check-in took a little longer than I hoped, but it wasn’t a big deal and didn’t ruin the trip. For what we paid, I felt like it was a solid, worthwhile stay. I’d definitely consider using it again if the price is right

It had such a cozy mountain vibe, and I felt relaxed right away. Like, who doesn't love that warm cabin-style feel??

The rooms and hallways were really clean, and the bathroom looked fresh too. I didn’t notice any dust anywhere, so yeah, it was a really nice stay.

I rented skis and boots from Red Resort i was a little nervous at first because you never know with rental gear. I’ve felt fooled before by stuff that looks fine at pickup but turns out to be worn out or uncomfortable once you’re on the mountain. But this was not the case. The skis were clean, sharp, and didn’t feel beat up at all. The boots fit well too, with no weird smells or busted clips. Pickup and return were both easy. I’d definitely rent from them again.

We stayed at Red Resort and yeah, the parking was kind of a mess. There wasn’t really enough signs, so we drove around for a bit trying to figure out where to go. Finally found a spot but then had to walk far with all our bags, which wasn’t fun at all. For what we paid, I just thought it would be way more simple. The resort itself was okay, but the parking situation started the trip off kinda stressful.

The reservation did go through in the end, so I can’t complain too much. But a couple of the steps were weirdly confusing, like the site was trying to make me second-guess myself. I had to go back and check the dates twice because something about the flow just didn’t feel totally straightforward. Maybe I’m overthinking it, but it had that “why is this harder than it needs to be?” vibe. Got the confirmation eventually, so overall it was okay.

They weren’t exactly cheap, but they felt about right for what you get. I’d say it was worth it

I skied at RED for a few days and, overall, I had a really good time there. What I liked most was that the terrain felt varied enough that we never got bored, which is always a big thing for me on a ski trip. There were plenty of groomers to cruise around on and get warmed up, but then you could also wander into trees, steeper sections, and these little tucked-away pockets that made the mountain feel more interesting than just lapping the same kind of run all day.

The layout did feel a bit more spread out than I was expecting, so it took us a little while to get our bearings and figure out how everything connected. That is not necessarily a bad thing, but there were definitely a couple moments where we ended up somewhere and had to study the map for a minute. A few of the runs also got kind of flat closer to the bottom, which was a little annoying if you lost speed or were with someone who did not want to skate much.

That said, I still think it worked really well for our group, especially because we had a mix of ability levels and everyone could find something they were happy skiing. The stronger skiers had enough to poke around and stay entertained, while the more relaxed skiers still had comfortable options. I would probably give it 4 stars because it was not totally perfect, but the terrain variety kept us busy every day and made the whole trip feel fun.

I’m still not totally sure how the math works out, but the season pass seemed like a good deal this year since we ended up going a bunch. If you only go once or twice, maybe not, but for us it felt worth it.

They did end up helping me out, which I appreciated... but the responses took longer than I expected. Overall, the service was okay, just wish the communication had been a little quicker