Canaan Valley Resort Lodge

Super beautiful site with excellent friendly staff. Food in the restaurant was distinctly subpar so I was glad we rented a cabin and cooked for ourselves for the most part. The cooking utensils were adequate (typical rental unit) but knives were not sharp and there were no condiments or spices or coffee or tea of any sort, so bring your own. Terrific "on demand" shuttle service between the resort and the ski area.

Great location in Canaan Valley, but it can be very hit or miss and the "resort" is antiquated in most of their procedures. Rooms were updated awhile ago and are pretty nice and comfortable for the most part, but the showers are awful featuring basic shower heads from 20 years ago and usually have issues with hot water or the drains clogging up/running slow so you are showering with scummy water up to your ankles. I travel here solo and with other people quite a bit and your experience will vary based on how crowded the resort is. During quieter times it's really good and the dining room has some of the best food I've ever eaten. During holidays and busier times though I cannot recommend it because they are horrible at planning for their crowds. Check in at busier times is awful and you'l

The hotel was nice overall. The system let us request room upgrade a week or so before the arrival, but when we got there, the upgraded room wasn’t actually available. We ended up staying in our original room, which honestly wasn’t a big deal, but the hotel should probably fix that system so it doesn’t give false expectations. There were lots of fun things to do either on the hotel grounds or within a 20-min drive. Its a very family-friendly place. Arcade machines, skiing, snow tubing, ice skating (which was broken on our last day), a playroom, waterfalls, and sledding — plenty to keep everyone busy. The hotel has two on-site restaurants. The food was okay, but the wait times were really long and frustrating. On the first day, when the restaurant was almost empty, we waited close to 40 m

Perfect location for a get away and beginner skiers and snowboarders. The ski resort staff were awesome! Great lessons from Naomi and Wesley. They were also accommodating with the rain and a stomach bug that took is down for a day and rescheduling. Pub staff was friendly. They could turn down the club music a bit at 10:00 am though. Resort staff were attentive. They did not answer the phone when I called for some room service items but when I arrived in person they were very helpful. Christmas dinner was delicious. The spread was amazing but I would suggest food labels for allergies and the staff didn’t seem to know what items were. We picked up a cookie that was peanut butter and not labeled. We did try to eat at the restaurant two other nights and called to make reservations but no

Good place to stay if you are heading to timberline or the Canaan valley resort. Well located. Food is pretty good although the bar restaurant is a little small. The all you can eat buffet is really mid. Skip it. My one critique is that they have only one dryer working for the entire hotel, which is absurd for a lodge that serves a large number of skiers. Everything is wet by the end of the day. One dryer? Could be a deal killer, tbh.