Champney’s

Overpriced.
Didn’t have one thing that I would ever again, and cost my family of six $ 140. Highway robbery. Leave the resort to eat.

Great buffets and service! Huge dinner selection. When staying at the Red Jacket it makes sense to stay and eat here.

Loved the breakfast. Home fries were the best, fruits fresh and plenty. Stuff was friendly and knowledgable. Will definitely be back.

If you are staying here this place hits the spot for breakfast with a huge buffet and plenty of stations including pancakes, french toast, plenty of cereal and an omelet station and even belgian waffles. If you include this with your room it works out to be like $ 25 total per day. We ate here for breakfast and dinner three days in a row. Staff is very friendly and helpful and loves kids. However dinner is a different story. The food is mediocre in fact just downright plain with some odd selections including meatloaf, pork chops, plus all sort of sandwiches and pub food like nachos and sliders. There are two menus to choose from and even salads, but don’t get your hopes up. The meals are bland and taste like they are made in bulk instead of made to order. Even the salads are bad. We only ate here every night because it is easier and there was no line and kids were restless. If I had a choice I would have eaten down the street at the few other restaurants close by. Plus prices here aren’t cheap, for a pork chop I paid $ 23? Good news is they have a full bar and service is friendly and somewhat fast at times. One night it was so slow we had to flag down our waitress to ask when the food was coming. If you can avoid this place for dinner, do it. However breakfast is okay. The view and the size of the dining room is very nice.

One of the best buffet breakfast lineups. Tons of fresh fruit, pancakes, omelette station and waffle station. Overlooks the mountains, breathtaking view. Full bar!

This place is very meat and potatoes and does an ok job with it. Good for kids. Lots of choices at buffet.

Champney’s was a huge disappointment. We ate there three times (shame on us) during our stay at the Red Jacket, but that was due to a pre-​paid meal plan. Trust me – I tried to get out of it.
The dinner buffet was a wash of limp, bland, overcooked food that even my preschool child found underwhelming. The place is very family-​friendly, but that led to a lot of little hands reaching directly into chafing dishes to grab things, cross-​contamination of foods, and dropped serving utensils, which went un-​remedied while we were there.
The breakfast buffet was the same, only with more grease and congealed fat. There was no creativity, no pleasant surprises. The best thing going was the honeydew melon.
The breakfast off the menu might as well have been from a buffet. The food was room temperature by the time we got it. The kitchen could not manage to produce meals for our party of three at the same time, so the 4-​year old had to wait for her pancakes. Not good.
I won’t be eating there again. Ever.

Very yummy breakfast!
We decided to stay at the hotel for breakfast, so my kiddos would have more time playing in the waterpark in the morning.
We were not disappointed. We actually didn’t want to go because it was at least $ 10 each for breakfast. But, it was worth it. We got TONS of food. The server told us the chef was very generous with his portions, and he sure was. We order one kids pancakes (which came with two), but the chef made three Mickey Mouse pancakes, one for each kid — without charging us extra. I ordered the corn beef hash and eggs. YUM! And the potatoes were huge. My hubby ordered the blueberry pancakes and he ate all of them!
The server gave us little maple jars for our pancakes. And then at the end of our meal, she gave us three new ones so we can take them home.
We will be glad to go back there for breakfast again!

I had fond memories of this place from a meal there in childhood, but a recent visit was very disappointing. The room was ice cold and the décor was dated and felt like a funeral home. Jarring was the «hawaiian» shirts of the waitstaff. The unlimited buffet boasted a salad bar, yet Wendy’s carries a larger selection. The kids menu was hot dogs floating in water. Yuck. Not for 20 dollars. I understand that a hotel restaurant is not the cheapest place to go, but I feel that price should come in exchange for something more than a view. An update is needed.