We stayed 2 nights at Seasons at Blue as part of a conference. The property is beautifully maintained on the outside and forms part of the "village" which has numerous shops and restaurants. We were located the closest to the newly built conference centre. We got upgraded to a 2 bedroom suite. It has a large living room/ dinning room... more

I love Blue Mtn. that is all I have to say. It is not a cheap trip, but it everytime I go I find something else I love about it. I really got a small town feeling in a pretty big resort. I also love the village. The staff was friendly and we had a pretty good time each night!... more

OK, I notice that nobody has done a review since Dec. 06. We stayed at the Seasons which is one of the three accomodations that make up this part of the resort. The "Village" is very nice, giving you the feeling of a small alpine village. There are quite a few shops and restaurants so that you don't have to... more

It was great fun family fun! An very spacious accomidations more

We stayed at the Seasons of Blue from the August 1-4th 2006. We had a great time!! The rooms are great, really cleaned. The kitchen is stocked with everything that you can imagine, all you need to do is bring food. It had pots and pans, cheese grater, turkey baster, and wine bottle opener and many other things. The village... more

The mountian its self is more of a large hill....the sceenary isnt quite mountianous if that is what you are looking for. But I wouldn have to say that I still had an amazing time here. The village at Blue is amazing. Sort of like a small Whistler. It is really new and cozy. It looks like a small mountian... more

This was our families third time at Blue Mountain. The only reason my husband and I go is to allow our children the opportunity to snowboard. The first two times we stayed at the Grand Georgian which at the time was their best hotel. HA! HA! HA! I have never been so disappointed when staying anywhere in North America. The... more