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It’s that time of the year—the mountains are calling and you are ready to hit the slopes. There’s no better place than ski hotels in Rancho Santa Fe. With access to various places to ski, from bunny hills for the newbies to black diamonds for the experts, Rancho Santa Fe ski resorts are your best bet to enjoy some wintry fun.

If you're a beginner skier and want to start with a few trips down the bunny slopes, see if your Rancho Santa Fe ski hotel or the nearby facilities offer lessons. If you're a veteran on the slopes, take the chair lift up to the top of the mountain and take in the views as you slalom down the fresh snow. After a full day on the slopes, retreat to your Rancho Santa Fe ski resort to warm up. Take a dip in the hot tub on property, drink some cocktails at the lobby bar to warm you up or get cozy in your hotel room and order room service.

Travelocity is here to help you find the best deals on Rancho Santa Fe ski hotels and resorts, so you can hit the ski lift without breaking the bank! Book today and Wander Wisely.

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Paradise Point Resort & Spa

3 out of 5

Posted 1 day ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The lanai wasn’t the same one from the picture, and neither was the bathroom. Our lanai was dirty and covered in bird crap. I had to clean out the drawers myself before we put our items in, they had crap in it. We didn’t get what was shown to us, nor what we paid for. If I personally pick the room, and every different room options has pictures attached to it, I expect to get what I chose. And we didn’t. It was extremely disappointing. Also make sure the front desk has manners. They are the very first people we see when we come into the resort. They should be welcoming and smiling, with positive attitudes. You know warm. Don’t have a nasty unwelcoming attitude. Go work somewhere where you can be hidden and not with guests if your like that. The very first girl we dealt with was like that when we tried to see if we could possibly check in earlier. Samantha was excellent, and the girl with the heart glasses was kind. But the first girl, needs to work somewhere else. "

A verified traveler stayed at Paradise Point Resort & Spa