Collective Vail - a Retreat at 4 Eagle Ranch

J B 

on Google

6 months ago

As many others have pointed out, there are some pros and cons to this place that really make it hard to review. We rounded down because of the condescending and fake “hospitality” of Caleb, the main host. I’m also in the service biz so we were nothing but gracious, good tippers and patient… but he was passive aggressive on just about every interaction. I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt that he’s just over worked and understaffed, which is more of a reflection on the ownership than it is on him. The other staff were frie... read more

Kendal B 

on Google

6 months ago

This place could be so amazing! But it comes up short. Didn’t help we were on the last weekend of them being open cause they were so short staffed and you could tell by how annoyed Caleb was of our presence. They promise a lot and under delivered. We stayed one night and that was plenty… -Tents are cute but you for sure need to upgrade to the larger ones with attached bathrooms. Otherwise it’s a hike to the top of the hill and you share a bathroom - Food was good but a bit over priced for the dinner option for having to cook... read more

Alain Garcia von Borstel 

on Google

9 months ago

We have been to several glamping sites in the states and in Mexico and this one is one of those that is great in pictures but not so great in reality. - understaffed ( 1 more person would have made a difference) - you need to plan all your meals in advance which is understandable however we missed the email ( went to spam ) and a call or text would have been appreciated - the food is OK , 2 out of 5 stars - personal preference : the last thing you want to do after a long day is cook your own dinner , I wish this was optional... read more

Greer Howard-Tabah 

on Google

9 months ago

We spent a night here in June, and we have many opinions! Pros: -views were amazing (photo attached) -people working there were very nice -setting was great, feels remote but still reasonably close to Edwards, Vail, Minturn and other great spots -bed was really comfortable -the team was responsive to texts Cons: -food waste: we had three guests but you could only purchase dinner for increments of two people (despite giving ample notice). It was frustrating both from a (a) financial perspective (spending $155 for food for one... read more

Jillian Lucero 

on Google

a year ago

This was an experience I would love to live over again. It was a weekend full of stargazing, connecting and adventure. Our walk around the property did not disappoint. We were able to take some amazing pictures! A few helpful tips. If staying in September especially the latter part, make sure to bring a electric blanket or propane room heater. Make sure to zip both the screen and outer flaps of tent tightly before bed. (We stayed in summit king) If there is any wind your sleep well be interrupted. You will park your car in a... read more