Greek Peak Mountain Resort

Lots of positives, lots of negatives. Insanely high ticket prices, especially the single day ones. Balance that with probably the best trails and lifts in the CNY area. But you're still paying as much or more as at real ski centers in VT or even at Gore. They justify it with silly things like rental upgrades (I don't rent so why would I pay more for a ticket when renters pay that). Lifts don't always run like chair 2. The lines are quick tho in general. If you have kids, they won't even slow the lift with their hands like many places do to get them on (chair 4). Parking lot is pretty bad. I've gotten a bad chair and the liftees shout stop the chair and all 3 can't hit the button and it takes my son out, and they take his skis off rather than help him stand up while he's laying in a slush puddle. I love the MTB park, but you can wait a while on some days since only one bike can go up at a time. No family pass season tickets. And it's further away from Syracuse than Lab and Song, plus more expensive. Season ticket pass went up 19% since last year, after they told me it was settling down the year after the took away the family pass. Going somewhere else next year..

This is generally a charming, great little place to go when conditions are good, but maybe not a great place to go if you have very young children. My husband and I went there a couple of weeks ago with some friends. We brought our 9 month old baby with us, planning to have one person hang out with the baby in the lodge while one person skied and then switch off halfway through the day. I had a really hard time finding a place where I could sit while the baby slept on me — 95% of the seating is cafeteria-style seating (either those small round, backless chairs or benches attached to a table) in a very bright, large, bustling room. After 45 minutes of wondering around the lodge carrying a 20lb child, I finally find a dimly-lit side room with a couch and a swing! And they're not occupied! It's the lodge bar. Before I can even sit down, the bartender comes running up to me and informs me that children aren't allowed in here and I needed to leave. So... I understand that policy in principle - but it was 11:30 in the morning, there were less than 5 other people in the room, the baby wasn't crawling around or even crying, she was already asleep on me, I was more than willing to order a drink or two, and there wasn't really anywhere else to go. If any one of those factors had been different, I would have completely understood. But as such, it felt really unwelcoming. I wound up having to sit on the floor near a nook by some trashcans in the upstairs hallway for an hour and a half while she napped. We wound up leaving early (we were staying in a nearby town) and I just stayed home with the baby the next day. Really frustrated and disappointed. Looks like we'll need to wait 2-3 years before we'll be able to come back as a family.

I had a great experience with the ski area staff. Nicole and Eli were very helpful, especially since the purchasing process can be a bit confusing with everything handled online. They took the time to listen, walked me through the details, and made sure the issue was fully resolved. I am very satisfied with the support I received!

Took the kids snow tubing. There were 120 people in line. We clocked it, they were able to do one run every 30 minutes. The lanes were not prepared before we got there. They were clearing them out while people were there. The kids had to pull themselves down the hill. Never hit 10 mph. Probably the biggest rip-off experience I've had at a resort.

Upon our arrival around 3:30, we waited about 3 hours for our room to be ready. We had to keep checking with the front desk, and several other families were also waiting. We spoke with the manager and she said holiday times run later, which is fine, but the front desk said people were checking in way earlier than us without issues. They suggested we bring our luggage in and wait in the lobby since it was 20 degrees outside. Waiting inside was fine, but after three hours it was completely unacceptable. We didn’t access our room until about 6:45 PM, and the two connecting rooms weren’t even ready so all 8 of us with all the luggage crammed in one room for another hour until they were done. Then we found out the waterpark closes at 7:00 PM, which is ridiculous for a resort. If check-in isn’t until 3–4 PM, why would the main attraction in the hotel close at 7? The manager told us that none of this was her problem and her “solution” was basically for 8 people to move luggage back to the car in freezing weather, change in a bathroom with winter clothes on, (not sure where to put all our clothes), utilize the pool, then go back out to get the suitcases after being in the pool with wet hair to get all the luggage. Might not be a huge deal for some but with 8 people it’s a lot to ask especially when I’m paying for a room to be ready so I can use it. Using the excuse that the rooms were “really dirty” the night before felt ridiculous and unprofessional. We followed directions and checked in at the correct time, and we were the ones who got screwed. We asked for any type of compensation since it was a major inconvenience, and she told us it wasn’t their fault. I asked for a at least a late checkout on Friday so we could use the pool, and no one ever got back to me. The next day we paid $50 per person for a “nice” New Year’s Eve party, but people were dressed like they just got out of bed, the food was ICE COLD, the appetizers were basically Costco, couldn’t even get more water at the table. The party was yet another disappointment, so we left right after our overpriced meal. We explained the issues with the NYE event and the front desk said we weren’t the only ones upset—people at the bar were also complaining. They said a manager Jen would call us back, and of course, no call even a week later. We also purchased a s’mores kit from the front desk and were told someone would start the bonfire. An hour later, still no bonfire, it never happened. We had 8 adults on this trip and it was a complete letdown besides the skiing, George at the bar, and the food at the hotel restaurant (which was top notch). Management was unresponsive, took no accountability, never followed up, and showed no compassion for how this affected the vacation for two families. We live in FL and been to MANY resorts, my daughter works for Hilton so many hotels as well and I’ve never been to one where management is that rude and doesn’t take ANY responsibility. The girls at the front desk were dealing with angry guests while answering phones, and there were no managers in sight.

We spent a week at Greek Peak as a family and had a fantastic time on the mountain. The skiing was excellent with wide trails, strong snowmaking, and a great mix of groomed and natural terrain. It was especially meaningful for me to return after about 25 years, having last skied here as a kid with my family. While the skiing exceeded expectations, the on-mountain dining experience was disappointing. Restaurant service was slow, with a 30 minute wait just to place a drink order, and the cafeteria offerings were very basic. During peak lunch hours, tables were consistently dirty, and there didn’t seem to be enough staff available to clean or wipe them down. On the positive side, the shuttle service was extremely convenient since we stayed in an Airbnb on the hill, making transportation easy throughout the week. We did not use the water park, so can’t comment on that aspect of the resort. Overall, Greek Peak is a great ski destination with excellent terrain and snow conditions. With cleaner facilities and improved food service, it would be an even better experience.

Took my son to Cascades indoor water park for his birthday. We had a great time! What a great place to escape the winter blues. The water slides are so much fun!

Greek Peak Mountain Resort is a solid, family-friendly resort—just one where it helps to set expectations going in. The Hotel Overall, the hotel was decent and well-suited for families. We stayed in a suite, which was very spacious and comfortable layout-wise. That said, temperature control was a real issue: we had two floors, with the upper level unbearably hot while the lower level was cold, and the heating seemed off. Check-in was the biggest downside. We waited over two hours to get our room. It was a holiday weekend, so I understand the volume, but it still felt like poor planning or understaffing. After checking in on the 30th, the rest of the stay went smoothly. The beds were reasonably comfortable, though the sheets were a bit scratchy. Hot water was fine for the first three showers, but the fourth was cold, which felt odd for a resort. That said, everyone we interacted with was genuinely kind and helpful, which made it hard to be too critical. The Mountain This is where Greek Peak really shines. The scenery is beautiful and very relaxing, and it never felt overly crowded. It’s a great mountain for beginners, while still offering more challenging terrain for more seasoned skiers. We booked private lessons, and the instructors were excellent—knowledgeable, patient, and great with all skill levels. Equipment rentals were convenient but very slow, again possibly a staffing issue. Annoying, yes, but not enough to deter us from returning. We also went tubing, again slow, long lines but very fun. Would recommend giving it a shot if you are there for more than 1 day. Food Food was probably the biggest disappointment. Prices were shockingly high for what you get and coming from NJ, I wasn’t expecting NYC-level pricing for pretty average food. Flavors profiles were off, like they were trying things, that didn't really work, but Carvers was essentially the main dinner option unless you wanted to travel off-site. Trax is a solid lunch spot (right across the street), and the service there was noticeably better, as was the food, but guessing b/c those were more lunch like options (ie. things you couldn't really mess up.) Overall Greek Peak is a nice, family-friendly resort with beautiful surroundings, great instruction, and a relaxed mountain vibe. Just go in knowing you’re very much in the country, service can be slow, and food options are limited and expensive. Set expectations accordingly, and you’ll likely have a good time - we certainly would go back.

I went to Greek Peak for the first time this weekend, not sure what took me so long to get here considering I grew up skiing in Tully! I really enjoyed this mountain and thought it had a great variety of trails - easy greens and super challenging double blacks! There are 5 chair lifts and multiple terrain parks and we had a lot of fun trying everything there was to offer! I also like that they have real restaurants and a waffle cabin at the mountain

$120 for rinky-dink Mountain really!? Even if the lodge was updated, even if there was more vertical, it still wouldn't be worth $120. Not only that it says on the website $59 on Tuesdays, but not on a holiday. Presidents' Day is a one day holiday, so how's the whole week a holiday season. I don't care if schools are off they should not be reneging on their promises of $59 day pass passes. We came expecting to pay that price. I complained to at least three people. Nobody offered me any recourse. Not only that they've gone cashless which excludes people who don't have credit cards. Plus, you can only buy tickets online so there's no way around to even talk to. They have some guys wandering around a jackets that can help you process their overpriced tickets, but no booth no manager no nothing. It's icy, crappy and I'm not coming back ever. I'd rather ski somewhere else if I'm gonna pay this kind of money. If you're gonna ski a small central to Western New York mountain; keep heading west to the skiing over by Buffalo the snow but better anyway.

Last semester (or was it two semesters ago?), I visited Greek Peak for my first-ever skiing adventure, accompanied by my friend who has been skiing since childhood. As a complete beginner, I was a bit of a physical hazard on the slopes - picture me sliding down the hill in sheer terror (stopped in the middle and had a panic attack), sometimes sitting (laying is more accurate) in the snow, utterly immobilized by my unwieldy penguin-like flippers. Despite my less-than-graceful attempts, I miraculously managed to avoid any serious collisions. Though I'm obviously not ready to tackle the intimidating black diamond runs (seriously scary), I genuinely enjoyed my time at Greek Peak. From the get-go, Greek Peak made a positive impression. The resort itself is beautiful, with stunning snow-covered landscapes and a well-maintained facility. The staff were incredibly friendly and patient, offering help when I was stuck in between a crevice :,) Perhaps any mountain resort would do the same but it was fun and everything went smoothly!

This review is for Ben, I believe the Director for the Adventure Center and for the Nor' easter Mountain Coaster....... Greek Peak was one of the stops for my boyfriend and I, on our mini day trip. This mountain coaster operates year round. They recently switched over their on line systems, when purchasing tickets for the coaster, and completing your waiver. My boyfriend was having an issue with his ticket verification, and signing his waiver, prior to us both riding on the coaster. Ben, was patient, kind and understanding and helped walk him through the glitches. Shout out to you Ben, for making an almost frustrating start to a more pleasant and enjoyable experience for us both. The Nor' Easter Mountain Coaster, in my opinion very scenic, and comparable to the Smokey Mountain Alpine Coaster. The ride itself was well over 5 minutes, with a thrilling long track. Reasonable cost, worth the money for all ages.

Greek peak is a great resort for beginners and more experienced people to go on a ski trip or just go up for the day. I just started skiing this year and the greens are not to challenging and the blacks are very challenging. But there is one bad part the food is extremely expensive. For example I got a 12 inch meat lovers pizza for 18$. Also the rentals are pretty nice and good quality skis. Overall Greek peak is a very fun resort.

It's a good place for skiing when you live in NY and they have a good restraint and water park. Pretty expensive for the water park and arcade but a fun place to stay for the weekend.

This year was my first time skiing here. The Monday deal is great, $29 after fees for the evening. It certainly makes skiing more enjoyable when the lift pass doesn't break the bank. The trails were lit up well at night and the lifts were running efficiently. Will definitely be back!

Review of Nor'easter Mountain Coaster: Fun mountain coaster that's open year-round. Got to do this one in the snow, which was great minus a little windburn on my face (bring gloves!). Decent pricing, friendly staff, and scenic views make for one great time.

We stayed at Greek Peak for Land Rover's 75th anniversary celebration. I have to say, compared to another ski resort we've stayed at, this one was much better. Our room had a queen bed and pull out sofa bed with a fully equip kitchen. It felt clean and we had a nice big balcony with table and chairs. There were only two restaurant options and a little Waffle Shack opened daily. The hotel had a nice heated pool and hot tub. I actually thought it was better than paying for the indoor water park where the water was cold. My kids enjoyed the wave pool but they were too little to do any of the big slides. Water park tickets were worth it for the kids but if I was on an adult only trip, I wouldn't pay for the water park. The hotel pool was the better option in my opinion. The resort had an adventure center with zip lines, mountain coaster, and other climbing activities. We only took advantage of the mountain coaster. There was also an arcade connected to the indoor pool. The kids enjoyed the arcade and it was pretty inexpensive to buy tickets for the games.

Dined at Carvery at the resort for a friend's birthday. Steaks were great, service less so. Soup delivered with entrees, ordered salad never showed up. Out of selected desserts and wine. You would THINK the kitchen would inform the servers what it is out of. At the price it charges, the service was poor.

Of the multiple resorts that I've been to the rental experience was aggravating to a point that I would rather have left then endured. the experience at the custom boot fitting line took 35 minutes for them to give me a boot that was a few sizes too small, the only other options were booths that were or 3 sizes too big. (I am an adult woman's size 7 and went out on a 6.5 boot. Only other option was a size 10 women) It took so much longer than a rental experience at perfect north In Indiana where I have a season pass. My expectations were higher since NY has "better snow" and more traffic than I would expect for a small resort in Indiana. I paid multiple hundreds of dollars to have my toes crushed during non-peak hours and to get a board size That technically wasn't the best for my stature or weight class. Will not return.

We went there for the NYOA Ditch Banger. The parking was absolutely ridiculous. We were sent way back into a poorly maintained pathway, by their wide open field camping area, to a field for parking. We then had to walk a long distance to get to the mountain and there was no direct path to get there, leaving us to walk thru tall weeds where one of the members of our group ended up with a tick on them. It's $20 per person to observe the race. But don't expect to see a ton, since the racing is all over the mountain. Their main lift is open for Sky tours. That is $12 per person. Thankfully my 6 year old was free. There was a live band playing on the deck at Trax. They had a food truck and some other food and drink things open as well. I'm deducting a star because of the parking. Last year they had us park on the hills by the lodge and that was a little less bad. This year felt like disorganized chaos.

I stayed at Greek Peak this weekend for a wedding that was held on the resort property, so it was really the only option. Even if it hadn't been the only option, it was a totally fine stay with some fun amenities! Overall, the staff seemed super overwhelmed and disorganized--I think there were four weddings held there this weekend--so several guests (ourselves included) didn't get the rooms we'd booked, and a couple had to sleep on the floor. It was fun to have an alpine slide and water park on the property, and it's just a short drive to Ithaca, so there were a mole activities during the down time before the main event. The bed was super firm and the pillows were lumpy so if you can bring your own pillow I'd recommend it. I could see this being a great little getaway for a family with kids--winter or summer! As an adult, I personally wouldn't have chosen to come here or recommend coming back to other adults as a vacation, but it was a cute wedding venue and the post-party water park was unique and fun!

Really love this ski resort!! The staff is so friendly and kind from ticketing, to ski shop, to ski patrol - all very lovely humans. The facility has everything you could need for a great time skiing. Prices are fair and, at least when we went, it was not overcrowded. For a while we had a slope to ourselves. Great resort! Will absolutely be back!

A solid sized mountain with a good local crowd and busy in holidays. The muddy lot is a challenge, but the lodge has a ski store, restaurant, a couple ticket windows, bathrooms and lockers. I recommend that you drop off at the entry and then park (it's a long soggy walk even on a cold day). Some lifts don't open early and not at all on other days, so look online for status and go from there. Greens vary in difficulty, some are closer to easy blues in an icy day. There are some long flat zones after lifts or areas where I think better design would be good. Vision Express is a fast quad lift. Lift 5 in the back is often emptier. The blues and blacks are about the same difficulty according to more advanced skiiers.

Ski resorts are usually rated by their vertical drop (peak to base) and Greek Peak's 952' in the Finger Lakes region is on the small side, on par with ski mountains in the Poconos and about 1/2 or less of the resorts further east. I usually don't go skiing early in the season after Christmas due to lack of snow, but the opportunity from last week's snow storm came, so we drove up from the City. We reserved a hotel room, ordered lift tickets online, arrived the night before and hit the slopes in the morning. It never got too crowded during the day, so I was happy about that. We got lucky getting a decent parking spot, arriving at 9am, with a short walk to the lifts after changing into our gear in the car. The initial snow report was 12 out of 56 trails open and 2 out of 6 lifts, but things got better as the day progressed and they opened a couple of more lifts. The main quad person lift (#1A) is not a detachable chair like at bigger resorts, but has an interesting conveyor belt to help you load without slowing down the cable. Our initial 2 runs had no waiting, but then ski school started and the lift lines built up. Management realized this and smartly opened up double chair lift #1 and the lines disappeared the whole day. Many of the outlying trails were closed but the main ones were open. I was disappointed that the east side was closed, so we stayed on the front face. We warmed up on the easy greens, Karyatis, East Meadows, Platonic. Then moved to the blue cruisers, Elysian Fields, Stoic, Trojan and tried out a black trail, Iliad. Most of the black trails were closed due to thin snow coverage, but they should be better as the season progresses. After 10 runs in the morning and 2 more after lunch, I was pooped. I'll just wait in the lodge with my hot chocolate until they kick the kids off the mountain. A return trip might be in the cards.

Love it here!! They do a fantastic job grooming the trails, the snow here is so nice, best grooming I've seen in this area so far! their equipment is well maintained. They have an amazing variety of hills for all levels, so great for families and a variety of skill levels! Staff is nice. It's big and has a lot to offer. We love coming here!

I visited Greek Peak back in early February for a weekend long ski trip and had a BLAST. This is a great mountain for everyone from beginners to experts. I went with a group of 5, all different levels and everyone was able to find slopes they were comfortable with. I lovedddddd that their black diamonds weren't just straight down steep hills but fed off into more "fun" curvier trails. There was always something to explore or try and we rarely did the same trail more than twice. Every slope was labeled clearly and easy to read so you never got caught on a trail above your skill level. The lodge was clean and actually had amazing food. I got a few cocktails there over the weekend and loved each one of them (especially the one that was a twist on a White Russian). There was table service so you didn't have to walk around too much in your awkward ski boots and could actually relax. This was seriously one of the best lodges I've visited. It was a bit of a drive from Jersey but a great place to spend the weekend and a seriously wonderful ski resort! Everything from the trails to rentals to lodge drinks was A+.

I was really stoked to visit Greek Peak for New Years. First, they did a wonderful job trying to ensure proper COVID-19 measures to keep their guests safe. I was disappointed in the number of trails that were open. I also found the snow to not be groomed well with plenty of green/dirt patches. The weather was cold enough for the resort to make snow, but they did not. I was able to eat at the lodge. They had a wide variety to choose from. The food was average but the service was excellent. I also found that their lift tickets were EXTREMELY expensive.

I had a great time and payed for a 4 hours pass which planned to end at 6 but they closed early "cause there was not enough people" And i checked the website multiple time and it said s it closes at 6 but right now at 5:32 it's closed and we got kicked of 30 mins ago! This is outrageous and shady. I got scammed and didn't get my moneys worth. disappointed

The lodge is a little outdated. We had a bad experience with the front desk. We were skiing and called for a shuttle they told us it was still running. Called 15 minutes later and NO shuttle. We had to walk in the snow back to the lodge. Also upon check in there were at least 10 children on each floor unsupervised. Completely unacceptable. After coming back to the lodge after WALKING in the snow. We asked for a roll away bed and were told it would be a fee. I'm sorry WHAT??? That would have been the very least they could have done to accommodate us. Coffee pot in the room but no coffee. The beds are very uncomfortable. The tvs are completely too small for the rooms. Toilet paper ran out and you can't replace them as the dispenser is locked. The fireplace did not work. We said something to the front desk. They said they would send someone up the next day. Again...WHAT?? We were checking out the next morning.

The adventure center is a must if you're here visiting! They have a ton to do and the mountain coaster is awesome. Very busy place and we got there right before opening. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They take their time briefing each and every guest (or group). Waivers must be signed prior to doing any activity, but the process is super quick if you utilize the QR code and complete the form on your phone. Great experience!

This is a great family lodge to escape away to for a week end even when the ski season is over. All cdc guide lines are enforced, temp checks and paper work filled out for very one upon entering the building as well as arcade and pool area. Suites are Huge and comfortable and we slept 8 with no issues even with 4 children and 4 adults.

We had such a blast here! The mountain roller coaster was an adventure. We enjoyed the day snow tubing and racing down the hills with family. Everything was clean and they kept it spacious for covid guidelines. The resturant was good food and service too. Huge portions of food.

My children and I love Greek Peak Mountain for skiing and snowboarding. They work hard to maintain the many slopes and lifts throughout the week, not just for weekend visitors. Instructors are knowledgeable, kind and patient. Their rentals are consistently efficient and the equipment is always in good condition. Staff follow COVID health and safely regulations.

Greek Peak Mountain Resort was recommended to me when I was avidly looking for an area to ski at. Free parking is immediately to your right from where you enter for Greek Peak. However, it's kind of located on the opposite far end of the rental area. The signs pointing to the rental area were misleading that led us to a dead end. We probably had to ask twice before a nice gentleman walked us to the rental area. The staff were quite friendly! They helped us all out with the skis, poles, and boots. Prices: Lift tickets: $64.00 Rental package (Ski/Board + Poles + boots, No helmets): $34.50 Day, $31.50 Night for adults Individual adult pricing: Skis/Board: $21.50 Boots: $18.75 Poles: $5.75 Helmet: $9.50 **If you have a college ID, take it for discount** The runs were limited when I went due to weather condition. Winter this year wasn't the greatest in Central New York. Slopes had ice, and the powder was only in some areas. No lines for the lifts in the beginning but got more populated around noon. Compared to other mountain resorts I've been to, Greek Peak is average. For what it is, it is probably a great place located in Central New York. During the summer, they offer ziplines and mountain roller coaster!

Super small mountain with great powder and a good run! One of the few places I didn't look like a total fool for some reason! For that reason I love

Georgiana is a fabulous bartender at the bobcat lounge. Super attentive and knowledgeable about events and cocktails. Highly recommend coming to Greek Peak and enjoying her company!!!

Took a family day trip to Greek Peak, and our toddler got his first ski lesson. The lesson was pricey, but included rentals for him. We were happy with his first riding experience and impressed by how accommodating the staff was. We rented skis and opted for the 4 hour pass and hit the slopes. Their prices are really high, nearly comparable with Breckenridge or other rocky mountain ski areas. The experience cannot compare, so they may need to revisit pricing to reflect what they are offering. The lodge itself is in need of an overhaul. Dirty, stinky, under cooked food, and few options. I don't expect a gourmet meal, but I do expect fully cooked pizza. We had fun despite those issues, and if we lived in the area we'd probably visit it seasonally. They have some work to do, updating equipment and replacing some of their chair lifts that are held together by bungee cords.

This review pertains to the Cascade water park at Greek Peak lodge. Dreary and dirty. Bathrooms dirty, hair in drains. Walk in, first thing....Arcade.... Walk up desk... got wrist band... person behind counter didn't mention lockers so I assumed they were through the doors to the water park. Nope! My mistake. After wandering around trying to find lockers back to front desk. Oh yes... that will be 10 extra dollars for locker, Ok fine. The sign in Water park said Lockers and changing area. Nope! Lockers are in arcade area which person who waited on us neglected to say. Not convenient! Which is why everyone had their clothes and bags piled up on their tables I guess. They have approximately 4 changing rooms. Not nearly enough for the number of people they allow in. So disappointing. Only reason we stayed was because my grand daughter was so excited to go in the water. Can not recommend to family or friends

My daughter and I went zip lining during our vacation. The cost was $55 for each person for the four zip line rides. Two of them are short runs. The last run is the longest and best. The people conveyor to the top is a little awkward for some people but I had no trouble. This course requires some walking and climbing stairs. I would suggest water fountains at the third zip at base. I suggest drinking water prior to starting the course. The guides were very helpful and focused on safety. We had a good time.

Having a home close to Elk Mountain has never afforded me the chance to try much north of the boarder, but yesterday we made the run to Greek, and I am glad we did. Prices were comparable for a day pass ($325 for 5), and the crowds on a Friday were non- existent. We lives the layout of the parking, the drop-equipment zone, and the ease of access to the ticket area and chairlift. I was also impressed by the variety of terrain, but unfortunately, I guess mother nature has not dumped adequate snow on Cortland to open the entire mountain, as many many trails (including the glades) were closed. Bummer. I know there's a lot of acreage, but I guess the snowmaking (or temps) has been prohibitive. Most of the snow was pretty granular and seemed to he machine made, so I guess kudos for getting as much open as possible. Staff was extremely chatty and friendly- both in the lodge and the lift operators outdoors. Lodge was...adequate. The new deck is quite nice, complete with heaters and firepits. The rest- including the cafeteria- felt pretty dated but functional. It was clean, and social distancing and masks signeage was present (andfollowed) everywhere. Food was good in the cafeteria, and prices were fair-ish and on par with Elk. I would definitely come back, but only after a good solid snowfall to fully experience all that Greek Peak has to offer.

Skiing is great. Not too bad lift lines. Nicely groomed. Only gave 4 star because of the lodge. Bar area is nice. Deck is nice but nowhere else good to sit and watch the skiers. My sister and her family go and she doesn't ski, this lodge does not accommodate non skiers very well. Too many areas were closed. Not really anywhere for a family with children to sit and take a break.

So- last minute ski trip with the family. We had life long skiers and boarders, novice, and a five year old who needed to learn to ski. We were pleasantly surprised with this mountain. The trails were well kept. Lucked out and got 10 inches of fresh powder. They were blowing night and day when it wasn't snowing. The bar and restaurant were fresh and relevant. Our college kids even drove up to give it a whirl. Staff was friendly and helpful. Matt in the rental area was particularly helpful. He made the trip perfect for our family. We stayed at The Hope Lodge across the street. Kids did the water park in down time. The Acorn restaurant inside did not disappoint. Room service was excellent. Dee and Curtis at front desk were accommodating. We all agreed that we want to return again this season.

This a great place for winter activities. It's a little bit pricey for skiing, parking and gift store. It has Starbucks which is a plus, has a restaurant that's reasonably price. It was a good experience visiting this place, great for family and outdoor activities.

Awesome summer outing Zipline and Mountain Coaster are fantastic! A Quarter Mile Long Zipline, ABOVE the trees!! Are you kidding me!! Spectacular views and tons of fun. Can't wait to go back! Staff was over the top friendly and accomadating. Plenty of parking, tons to do. A definite must do if you're in the central NY area.

I am only commenting on the room. I stayed there in April, and was very disappointed with the room, there was no hair dryer, tissues, the beds were lumpy, couldn't use the balcony as they were unsafe. The shower didn't work and my room wasn't the only room without a working shower. No one seemed to care that we were lacking these items when we reported them.

Love this place! The tubing conveyor belt is fully covered with logs. A pleasure and rare find! Very helpful and attentive staff. Slopes are a bit steep. Night ski is also a lot of fun. Trax restaurant offers high-quality food compared to many other ski places such as hunter and camelback.

I was here for a wedding this past weekend and I'm just shocked. Everyone is still talking about how unprofessional and poorly executed this wedding was. The wedding was held in the conference center and cocktail hour was to be held at the Trax restaurant down the hall. First, that is such an awkward location to have happy hour in the first place since most of the seating is dining booths (really awkward when everyone is in formal wear and lining up for bites). Then for the 250-300 at the wedding we had one cheese platter and one veggie platter, about the size you would pick up at your local grocery store for a dinner party. The cheese platter had you basic cheddar, and American. One guest joked that they couldn't even be creative enough to add pepper jack. There was one 2-gallon beverage dispenser with ice tea (which had absolutely no flavor and no one was drinking from) and one with lemonade. 2 servers came out 2 or three times with stuffed mushrooms and bacon wrapped scallops. When you do the math there definitely wasn't even 1 appetizer per person. But that's not all. Apparently this area wasn't closed off for the party. The bartender was busy pouring drinks for random people that would walk into the middle of the restaurant are and order at the bar. A group of teenager ordered food and just sat down at one of the tables and ate their meals with no one saying anything. Random people were just coming and going the whole hour. The bathrooms were disgusting. No one came in to check on them during the entire ceremony. The trash cans were completely overflowing and spilling out. The toilets were disgusting and the back were completely *drenched* with what I Hope was just condensation. The main course was basically in the same vain. Plates weren't cleared away fast enough and things would pile up. They kept playing with the flickering light etc etc. there's a lot I could write about but anyway. The couple was so lovely and everyone did such a hood job trying to plan this wedding I really hope they get some kind of refund.

I have only skied Greek Peak once and it was at the end of the 2007 season. The day I went was really a Seasons Pass day since I think I am one of the few people on the mountain that paid for a pass ($54 weekend rate). In spite of the fact that it was one of the last days of the 2007 season the skiing was good. In fact I had only planned on skiing in the morning and then catching a Syracuse Lacrosse game in the afternoon. I was having so much fun I skied until 5 PM when a storm showed up and it started to rain (complete with thunder and lightning). The runs at Greek Peak are long and there is a lot of different terrain. I skied on of the mogul fields on the day I went. It actually turned out to be one of the best days of skiing I had the whole year. My only mistake was not buying a seasons pass. Greek Peak had a deal that if you bought a 2007 - 2008 season's pass it could be used at the end of the 2006 - 2007 season. There is some risk but at $54 a pop it would not take long to break even on a $239 (I think) season's pass. I am looking forward to skiing Greek Peak a couple of times this year. I am going to get some of my friends to come with me as well.

My family and I enjoyed a 5 day, four night stay at Greek Peak Ski Resort this past February. Our room was nicely decorated in winter lodge style and featured a well-equipped kitchen and a fireplace. My sons enjoyed the indoor Water Park, and my wife and I enjoyed the hot tub after a long day on the ski slopes. We were fortunate to have excellent ski conditions with snowy and powdery conditions. There was a good variety of trails that kept our interest. As other reviewers have alluded, the staff at the ski resort are helpful, friendly and take pride in their work. The only suggestion that I can offer is to extend the hours of the restaurant (I believe it was called the Acorn Grill) past 9 PM to accommodate a relaxed vacationer's timeline. One evening there, we were dining around 9 PM, and the place began shutting down around us as if it wasn't cool to take our time. This is a small ding on an otherwise excellent stay!

Several days ago, I was going up the kids ski lift because I am a beginner and wanted to practice. Before I got on, there was an instructor that was cleaning the snow and as we came up he decided to throw the shovel at the guy in the booth and almost hit me. The next day there was an employee that did not know what he was doing. In the matter of minutes he managed to turn off the ski lift and couldn't turn it on. As bad as this is something much worse kept happening. You are supposed to stop the ski lift when someone falls. During those few minutes, 5 people fell and he did nothing. He actually started loudly discussing how he was the victim. Would not recommend!!!!!!!!

Went here for a day trip to go on the mountain coaster. Friendly staff working the ride (however front desk girl seemed completely clueless). Jenna was particularly great. Prices were high, but more reasonable with the groupon. Kids 3-6 can ride with a paying adult, that was nice. We had a really fun time. I have recommended others to go with their families.

2020 first ski trip was a bust, first they jack up the prices to 79$ for 4hrs, then we come in to find out they took our bags, never saw any signs or anything saying where to leave them since they took the shelves out of the lodge, one of the people I was with had work and may miss it because the bags had the keys to the car and our wallets, I know they changed up the ownership of Greek, that was probably the problem.

I went to Greek Peak Mountain Resort for a winter trip with the family. Overall the place wasn't bad; had a lot of fun with all of the different activities like skiing, snowboarding, arcade, waterpark, snow tubing, spa, etc. Great place to go with the family for a trip during the winter or even just if you are in Cortland NY looking for a place to stay. One bad thing about this place is the service...upon ariving to the resort at the check in time it still took them 2 hours to get the room ready. The room I got was a family suite with 5 beds-great for any famliy or group of friends going on a trip. Service was also the worst cleaning service I have ever seen in a resort or hotel. Within the 4 days of staying here, they only came one day to clean the room and the only thing they did was pick up the towels and moved some pillows around; nothing else. They didn't even make the beds or clean the floor. What cleaning service is this lazy? Another thing with the rooms was that one of the showers didn't get that warm. But other than that the resort has a lot of stuff to do during your stay. The resort has great veiws of the mountain for great photos of you and your family. Rooms are very spacious for a family and group of friends and are very nice looking other than the cold shower water. Along with the mountain activities the resort brings you the Hope Lake Lodge WaterPark and the Acorn Grill. I would only recommend the Greek Peak Mountain Resort if you and your family or friends are in Cortland looking for some fun for a few days or need a last minute trip idea.

My husband an i went for an overnight get away. I am 8 months pregnant and just wanted to get away and relax. The enviornment is relaxing located off the beaten path. The room was beautiful and accomidating totally worth the value. We relaxed in the heated outdoor pool in late April it was an amazing 70 degree day, great way to get out of that winter funk. The staff was so nice. Abby at the front desk was sweet and accommodating. Everywhere we went around the grounds staff asked how our stay was. We will be back!

Service is not great, some staff have poor tone of voice, but for the most part we just shrugged it off. Check in kind of sucked. Got there at 3:30pm, check in was supposed to be at 4pm, didn't get to check in until 4:15pm because room wasn't ready. And when we finally did, it wasn't the rooms with views nor queen size bed that we booked. We had 3 kids and a baby, and it was a 3 hour ride so at that point we just let it go. Rooms are a fair price and size considering you get a kitchenette and (we got) water park passes included. Once a day the hot water runs out so you just have to be flexible. We came during summer, views are nice and atmosphere is relaxing. We did the easy family hike which had a paved/gravel trail so you could bring a stroller if needed. Nice walk, not too many bugs. Water park is small but not crowded so the kids loved it. Water was warm and not super chlorinated so the adults liked it too. Beach is crazy small but no one was there so it was basically a clean private beach with lifeguard and places to bbq. We did fishing for $13 but only caught small fish so we let them all go. Overall, we had a good family vacation. This place is not terrible, not amazing. A solid three stars cause this place is "A-OK".

if i could give 0 stars i would this place sucks and the snow board instructors are so rude

False advertising. Website says nothing about only being able to purchase lift tickets in person. Don't waste your time. We went through the entire waiver process for each of my family members to find out that they will not allow any pre-purchased tickets. As we are driving in from 3 hours away, I will not risk being shut out the day we travel. Totally unsatisfactory!!! Trying to support the economy, but they are making it nearly impossible.