Wolf Creek Village

Duped. That's the feeling of staying here. The place is an absolute dump, especially for the prices. The pictures are false advertisements because the pool and other amenities they show online belong to the neighboring worldmark resort and they have disassociated so guests here are no longer allowed access. The rooms are super outdated, bugs galore. the TVs don't even work half the time. No one was available for check in. Don't even think about cooking with the provided pans. Don't get duped. Go elsewhere.

This place is unforgettable The Good: It's a nice isolated area which is great for getting away. The place is very clean and neat. The kitchen is well stocked with dishes, utensils and equipment. The managers office has some extra things that can be borrowed like games. The living room couch is also very comfortable. The Bad: The bedroom is cramped, the furnishings while still in good condition are somewhat outdated, resembling the lovechild of a motel 6 and the average house. The kicker though was the heater. We were here December 28th-January 3rd. On New Years Eve the heat kicked the bucket. So far we have waited over 26 hours for the heat to be fixed and every time we call the emergency line they keep telling us the heat should be fine in a few hours. The temperature inside

Wolf Creek Village 1 in Eden, Utah, (the section managed by VRI/Capital Vacations) The good: The fantastic location. It is conveniently situated just a 5-minute drive from Powder Mountain and a 20-minute drive from Snowbasin. Additionally, the proximity to Bower Lodge bar and restaurant, which is owned by Powder Mountain, is a definite plus, as it is just a 2-minute walk away, and seeing deer roaming around for most of our stay was a bonus. - The size of the unit. Although we had booked a 2-bedroom unit, we were delighted to discover an extra loft with 4 single beds, providing ample space for our group. The staff members were friendly and responsive, For a record snowfall season they managed the snow removal in a timely manner. Wolf Creek Village 1 has access to the gym and club faciliti

Always love coming here! Great hot tube and racquetball courts. Also good sized fitness center. Rooms and living areas always clean and ready. Staff is always smiling. Just wish the pool could open earlier in the year if the weather is good earlier.

Wow...just Wow! $200 a night for a condo (Room 109) that was built in the early 90's and still looks and feels that way! ALL of beds were so saggy that we had to return home early as everyone's back's were killing them the next morning! The mattresses were well over 10 years old, the pillows smelled like campfire, and the carpeting and bathrooms needed serious remodeling. The cleaning folks had the unit as clean as you can get a unit that old and in need of so much work, but be warned; everything was old and worn. The front offices are not open on Sunday's so we couldn't go to the office and talk to someone to request a refund. I called the following week to see if they would work with us on even a partial refund, and they would not budge, and the front office folks were curt and col