Primland Resort, Auberge Resorts Collection

Primland was absolutely wonderful! Service was warm and timed well, staff seem to enjoy working there. Room and views were perfect. Bed was like a creamy cloud with perfect bedding and pillows and the tub was huge! The only downside was the food, it was just ok, steaks were always way undercooked (3 times) French fries were always cold and I wished the room service selection was a big larger. Other than that our stay was perfect.

The view is incredible. Will come back again. We wanted a nice getaway in the mountains while still be able to enjoy a luxury stay. Primland definitely offers this perfect balance. Seeing some of the reviews, I will note that to fully enjoy the property, you will need the finances. The only downside is the drive down. It was an exhausting 5-6 hr drive for the family.

I stayed in the treehouse, and it was an amazing time away to unwind. It was luxurious and wonderful! I would come back to the room to find snacks left for me there. And the breakfast brought to me in a wicker basket to enjoy while gazing at the scenery was incredible. At the end, it was hard to leave and I wish I had planned for more time.

My husband and I went to Primland for a weekend getaway at the beginning of May. We splurged and booked a Tree House, which took the experience from great to exceptional! These cabins are a little ways from the main lodge but you can call a shuttle at any time to take you back and forth. You can also walk along the road, take a hiking trail, or walk on the golf cart path (after hours) to get to the lodge. Our tree house had amazing views of the valley to be enjoyed from inside the cabin through floor to ceiling windows or from the hot tub on the deck. Although there was another cabin a few hundred feet away, it felt very private. Non-alcoholic beverages and snacks were provided, as were 2 bottles of wine from a California vineyard. A picnic breakfast was delivered both mornings, complete with orange juice and coffee. I spent my free time walking around the resort and hiking on the trails, of which there are several. My husband did a half-day fly fishing trip and raved about the guide. We would like to visit the observatory on our next trip. We ate dinner at the lodge both nights, at the bar and at in the dining room. Both meals were very good, with attentive service. The prices were reasonable, especially given that there are limited dining options in the area. There was a fire pit on the patio with s'mores supplies available for an after-dinner treat. Every employee we encountered was friendly and helpful. Someone checked in by text a few times a day and any questions were promptly answered. We are already looking forward to our next stay!

This resort is truly a hidden gem. Luxurious and unpretentious. The service is top-notch and the food is excellent. Get the smoked trout for dinner! So many mountain activities to do as well. We especially loved the hiking on property. Absolutely loved our stay and can't wait to come back.

Our third and last time to Primland. Property and main lodge are beautiful. There are nice hiking trails, and the activities (axe throwing, RTV's), and indoor pool made the trip more enjoyable. Star gazing is a great feature, but costs $60 per person! Overall, the prices charged based on activities, unique features, etc is just excessive. For a 3 day trip for a family of 3, the cost for one lodge room, one restaurant meal/day (no alcohol), one spa treatment, and 2 outdoor activities was $7500. I am lucky to say I have taken several other luxurious vacations- for far less money and with more to do.