If I had the money to pay for top shelf everything, I obviously wouldn't have stayed here, so maybe…read morethat is something... I'm not sure where to begin, so I will just lay out my experience: I drove from Fort Worth to Breckenridge, got to the hotel, valet got me squared away (as I had 2 karts of luggage to bring to the room). I had my dog, and he has an expensive diet with fresh ground frozen meats. Trying to get settled in, I wanted to crash out ASAP, but I had to unload a plethora of booze and a few other things from the fridge - which I immediately realized did not have any sort of freezer. No problem, I just opened my windows and stuck the meat out on the sill - no problem keeping it frozen. Wanting to wind down (super strung out from that drive), I checked out what was on TV. Thank you EVERYONE who left their subscriptions logged in! I got into some shows that I would have never seen otherwise! Then I thought I'd pop some popcorn - no microwave (wtf). I seriously thought about walking out to the lobby in my undies to get my corn popped, but the building was freezing cold. I highly recommend carrying a hot plate and small pot, because I always do, and hardly ever need it - except for this time. I never popped my corn, but made plenty of soup. Then came time to actually crash out. I like to bathe before I bed in, so that's what I did. I ran the water in the tub on full hot until full. The room was so cold, the tub cooled the water significantly, but that really didn't bug me too bad. It's when I was layed down in the tub when I realized I had to stand up each time I needed soap and shampoo lol... Hey, no prob, I did that, relaxed, everything was great, even the sliding barn door :D I crawled into bed, and it was GREAT. Maybe my own bed sucks, but I was in heaven...... until it all started. I could hear EVERYTHING! Doors slamming, people talking, dogs barking (to which mine responded - uggh), and TRASH TRUCKS OMG! These things really were all I have to complain about. Every member of staff: cleaning ladies, valet guys, TALENTED bartenders, etc... we're great! I am giving 4 stars, because I'm really not into the ski resort thing enough to know what is the norm, but I have to bring these things to your attention. I would probably stay there again. I've read the 1, 2, and 3 star reviews, and I sympathize. My vacation was great, but the room was the cilantro (great to some, awful to others).

First time to breck for boarding! Location was ideal, right next to the lift. Shuttle stop right…read moreout front. Across the street from most affordable board rental shop (Blue River). Bomb coffee shop on first floor and second floor bar/restaurant, also really good food/drink. Room was cute/industrial and price point was perfect for what it's worth. Only thing was some of the lights and outlets didn't work & they tried to fix it but it went out again. SUPER dog friendly (we're planning to come back with our pups). Attentive, nice staff. Full access to nice gym. Filtered water stations. Lockers for skis/boards. Good place for two friends or with your partner.

I like the club but am annoyed by all the real estate agents who are always working you here. The…read morefacilities are nice but be prepared for fake friends who want to sell you real estate.

A traveling Elk can always expect warm hospitality when visiting another lodge. Leadville 236 is no…read moreexception. Thank you!

An unexpected delight. We were driving back from a day of fishing and it was my Dad's last day in…read moretown and we where determined to find some sort or elk dish (steak or burger). Unfortunately it was Sunday and a lot of the normal places were closed. We stumbled upon this, and let me tell ya, it is a new hidden gem! Really cool restaurant in an old saloon that dates back hundreds of yearaAmazing hummus and babaganoush appetizer. We also got super lucky because their special was Elk steak and we got the last one!! Also had one of the best salmon dishes I have ever ate. Overall it is a must try!

It really gets 4 stars because the facilities is a bit outdated. It reminds you of a 70's…read morecampground. However, I know they're working on getting the funds to revamp everything. It gets 5 stars though because of the amazing memories I have here. I truly found who I was and comfort in being a deaf person at Aspen Camp. My stepfather worked there for many years before he joined my family. I attended for 8 straight years until I was too old to be a camper. By then I was busy in high school and working full time in the summer. But never have I forgotten the beauty of this place. It's full of lush landscaping, mountains, wild animals, and inspirational energy to help you find what you're looking for. The programs ACDHH offers are designed to match many people's ages, preferences, and goals. Summer camp for youth are the best. Nothing beats being around your peers without limitations. Here you just have fun being you. :) Nothing is better than that. I am forever grateful to this camp and will be a lifelong supporter and donor. I'm lucky that my mother is now the Executive Director because now I can visit any time I want. How wonderful is that!?

Aspen Camp was truly magical, transforming the lives of many people beyond comprehension and…read morerecognition!! I first went when I was 8 years old, before several of the facilities were renovated or built, actually.. The last time I went there was as a staff there, when I was 19 years old. Aspen Camp provides a safe place for children to grow, learn, and discover. It also provides a safe place for young adults to grow, learn, and discover. I can vouch for both since I went there as a camper six times and as a staff twice. I'd always recommend Aspen Camp to parents of a young deaf child looking for a summer camp or to young adults looking for a summer job. This place is the place to be, truly magical and inspiring.. Camply Yours, Jesse