Great location, property, rooms and service. Beds are very comfortable . Hot tub on patio.read more

We booked what we thought was gonna be a 5 star resort and instead got a week with a view of a wall…read morewith a solid 3 star experience. Underwhelmed, there is no house keeping. This place makes for a great extended stay but not when we're paying 5 star prices. Deferred maintanence is visibile though I wouldn't say terrible... but the loose plank fllooring by the fridge is really not acceptable. When i Asked why we didn't get the room with the view they said it was because we reserved with a third party through expedia which we thought was "VACASA" bluesky or what ever this place is... it's not a place I'll ever reserve with or do business again. HARD PASS

I learned a long time ago to avoid paying the big resort's prices and instead find rental companies…read moreor rentals by owner such as through VRBO. Ski Village Resorts is a rental management company in Breckenridge that has a lot of different types of properties available, not just a single resort. The reservation process was quick and easy. Checking in when I arrived in Breckenridge was also simple and painless. Their staff was courteous and friendly. I stayed in a 2-bedroom condo at The Village, which is at the corner of Main Street and Park Avenue right in town. Restaurants and shopping are all right out the door. And, even better, the Breckenridge Ski Resort's Quick Silver super chair lift was right out back no more than 100 yards from the building. Definitely a great location in the winter. I had previously stayed at Beaver Run and I like this complex better; it is more modern and more convenient. The condo was spacious and modern and had a beautiful view of the mountains and ski resort. One note, though, with services like Ski Village Resorts, they don't normally include daily housekeeping unless you request it ahead of time. As a regular visitor to Breckenridge, I will tell you that parking is tight even at the big resorts. Unless your visit requires a lot of driving, I recommend taking a shuttle if you are flying in to Denver. Once here, there is a local shuttle as well as shuttles to Keystone and other areas.

We make two trips a year to Colorado to see family and to ski. Usually we stay in Breckenridge. We…read morehave stayed in a lot of rental properties and used a couple of different rental companies. We have always had the best results with SVR. They have a lot of properties from which to choose. Each property has its own amenities and advantages. Previously, we have stayed at One Ski Hill Place, Beaver Run, and this last trip, The Village. Ski Hill Place is nice and convenient to the lifts but requires a shuttle ride to town. Beaver Run is older and a bit dated but close to lifts. Only about a 10 minute walk to town. The Village has the best combination of close lift access and quick access to restaurants and other activities. Each time we have used Ski Village Resorts, it has been an easy transaction. Check in is quick and their prices are very reasonable. Parking at each property can be iffy during peak season but we found we don't need a car. Like one of the other reviewers said, if you are flying in to Denver Airport, it is much easier to reserve a shuttle.

A group of friends and I came out to Vail for my birthday and had the most amazing time! When we…read morearrived the originally booked condo wasn't available so they put us in a different unit. It was clean, comfortable, and fully stocked with all the amenities. The condo was within walking distance to Lionshead and Vail village and there's even a free shuttle. A couple people in the group went skiing/snowboarding and had a blast. I wish we could have stayed longer, it was so fun!

We chose Vail Resort Rental, which is the same as Sun Vail, over any other rental provider…read morebelieving the service would come with minimum quality standards and good service, otherwise, why not just go with the Airbnb or VRBO? Wrong assumption we've learned the hard way. on Dec 30th, 2018. We paid a top price on a 2-bedroom apartment for 5 days, and we regretted the moment the elevator door opened at the apartment floor. Licking stains on the wall, asphyxiating smoking smell and an unhanded looking hallway. The apartment 211 is a complete disappointment and a very low-bar offer by the Vail Resort Rentals: old old old, smell like old, the fridge makes a noise because it's from the 80s, stove and exhaust fan are also from the 80s, the bathrooms faucet, and shower are from the early 80s). The carpet is disgusting and the towels (stiff, small, and thin), pillows, and sheets lowest quality than from any Holiday Inn. This property could not be rented by Vail Resort Rentals, a company which supposedly provides good properties to rent,; instead, this property could simply be on Airbnb or vrbo, platforms that don't pretend to provide anything else than a means between landlord and tenants. For health issues, the smell is unbearable, trigging my husband's and my allergy. The smell is the non-negotiable item. Do yourself a favor, don't pay $999 per night here, don't trust the name this company used to inspire the customers, don't deal with "There's nothing we can do", "My manager has the day off today and tomorrow", "We've never had problems before", "I'll have the housekeeping take a look" (the housekeeping crew has a limit to what they are able to do in a 30+ year apartment). Instead, invest the exact same amount staying at The Marriot Vail Mountain Resort, a 5-star hotel for the same price. You will get what you want and the value your money worth. Most importantly, you will then enjoy your stay, be in a clean and healthy space, and be comfortable.

Nice reply. You missed mentioning the $100 dollar offer to take this review down…read more #bribe If we were wrong I don't think that offer would of been given.

We stayed on Buffalo Ridge during spring break 2013 and it gets a 2 star for noise, noise, noise…read more There is a clicking sound all night long.

Since I am a Colorado Native I am familiar with the condos that many of the mountain towns have,…read moreand have formed my "preferred list" over the years. This was my first time staying at the Tyra by Wyndham in Breckenridge and I was pleasantly surprised. Wyndham resorts haven't always been my favorite, however, they often offer affordable rates and decent quality places to stay. When visiting any mountain town, if you want somewhere affordable it will certainly be a little bit dated. It is pricey to have property in the mountains, so they seem to be a little behind the times when it comes to decorative updates. This remains true for this location, however, it offers plenty of space and is very accommodating for large parties. Our condo could sleep 10 people comfortably in two rooms (bunk beds provided)! It was also centrally located, and a short walk down Four O'Clock Rd. to get to Main St. where all of the dining and shopping takes place. They offer a shuttle that you can call for door to door service, and are located across the street from the free bus station if you aren't as inclined to walk. Most importantly, the place was clean! Just like a hotel, they made sure the place was fully stalked with toiletries in each bathroom as well as coffee, detergent, etc. The beds were nicely made, and were very comfortable, and there were no signs of past tenants. It made for a thoroughly enjoyable weekend. I would recommend this place for anyone visiting or looking for a nice place to rest your head during a weekend get away. It was easy

St. James Place: Charming Beaver Creek…read more Construction and marketing time-shares in ski resorts has always required adroit thinking. The loquacious salesperson comprehends that winter inventory will virtually sell itself; however, several winter months of maintenance fees will not support the bottom line. This simple analysis has led to a market glut of time-shares in destination areas such as Orlando. Another factor is that the U.S. time-share market clientele is simply not attentive to the geography or demographics of The Rocky Mountains. Interval International categorizes every state from Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming as the "Rocky Mountains." These states may indeed share the Rockies, but these states have very ingenuous differences even for the client who is a skier. And specifically, there are market differences in Vail, Avon, and Beavercreek, Colorado. All three of these communities are grouped together on the Interval International website with no discussion of the vibrant differences that location provides. A client from the Midwest or East with an upscale property will unlikely be unhappy to learn that following several hours of flight and rental car drive that the family will be vacationing near I-70 or in a poorly located time-share. Beavercreek, Colorado is near Avon, Colorado, and the difference in ambience is equal to the vertical difference between the two villages. Several years ago, my wife and I viewed the construction of St. James Place in Beaver Creek; then we experienced a sales tour. The developers of St. James Place in Beaver Creek incorporated the aesthetics of a mountain property that blended in perfectly with the architecture of Beaver Creek. Zoning regulations are vital to a tony community such as Beaver Creek. The insouciant time-share owner may visit the Vail, Avon, and Beavercreek page at Interval International, and "discover" 16 properties. These properties are vastly different, and woe to the decision-maker who chooses poorly for his family. Beaver Creek has several very fine properties, and some research is necessary. Beaver Creek has become a true four-season resort village and is home to some very expensive second and permanent homes. The minute I saw St. James Place available, I traded for a summer week. St. James Place at 210 Offerson Road, P.O. Box 1512, Avon, CO 81620 970-845-9300 800-626-7100) is not in Avon; the property is in Beaver Creek. This property offers 1-4 bedrooms and bathrooms. The two photos on the website will provide only a glimpse of the appointments of this property. The website provides the following description: Located in the heart of the prestigious Beaver Creek Resort Village, St. James Place provides the ideal mountain vacation home. Shopping, dining, ice-skating, and the Vilar Performing Arts Center are outside your door. Both downhill and cross-country skiing are available, or you can visit the slopes at Vail nine miles away. In the summer, hiking, horseback riding, fly-fishing, golf, and a myriad of other activities are nearby. After a busy day, relax by the indoor pool, work out in the exercise room, or enjoy dinner at the restaurant on-site. Another website (http://beavercreek.snow.com/home/) provides the following: At the gate you leave the world behind. A luxury resort with the cozy feel of an Alpine village, Beaver Creek Resort is nestled at the foot of North America¹s World Cup Mountain. It is perhaps the very best of luxury family skiing, and has earned accolades of awards for its food, wine, and service. These websites are very accurate in an assessment of the lifestyle at Beaver Creek. We have enjoyed skiing at Beaver Creek as well as several summer holidays at this perfect mountain resort. Beaver Creek is a feast for the eyes, a delight for the senses. The influence of renowned resorts such as Switzerland's St. Moritz, Italy's Cortina, and Spain's Val d'Aran led to the creation of a unique mountain resort full of excitement and village luxury.... When George Townsend first settled in the valley in 1881, he knew he'd found something special- an exceptional mountain, lined with aspen groves and beautiful vistas that would become a world-renowned destination. In 1972, Vail continued his vision by purchasing the land and began designing a resort that combined western hospitality and European charm. Obstacles delayed resort completion, but on December 15, 1980, Beaver Creek finally opened to the public. Beaver Creek is a planned and fully developed residential community. Care has been taken to provide underground parking, and a true pedestrian village. Beaver Creek is charismatic, disarming, and enigmatic. The resort village is a delight to shop, to ski, to hike, or simply to appreciate the elegance of the mountains. Numerous restaurants (reservations) provide a variety of cuisine; however, if the tourist requires a supermarket, then a short drive to a different village is required.

I booked a reservation for one of their condos that is not refundable. Talked with their front desk…read moreregarding the property before making the reservation including dates for my trip. After I booked and can't cancel I received an email that the property is under renovation and the courtyard would be closed and there would be exterior work going on during my stay. Every one of their rooms is impacted by noise in the courtyard on a good day let alone crews jackhammering the whole time. I feel like their employee should have let me know. Very disappointed!

WOW!!! What a professional company. We used them to book a ski house at Keystone. Dick was the…read moreultimate professional and so was Heather. They gave us an upgrade to our initial home that we rented. Everything was so easy with them. We took advantage of the discounted ski tickets and rentals through them. Definitely cheaper than renting on the mountain. We stayed at a home on Elk Crossing Rd. The Snake River ran right behind the house. What a relaxing time we had. Use Seymour Lodging if you are looking to rent. Thumbs up guys!!!

Had a great time at 282 Elk Crossing Lane. Peggy was absolutely amazing and went above and beyond…read moreanything that could ever be expected!!! When we didn't have transportation and our 4 yr old was sick she took the time to run to the store and bring back medicine.... Who does that???? That woman was a blessing and I highly recommend their properties!!!!

I plan a lot of meetings. In fact, I plan a lot of meetings that I never attend at places I've…read morenever seen, but I manage to muddle through and pull together events that leave people talking about them for months. I couldn't do this without the help of some great resorts that are managed by great people. The past few days, Elkhorn Lodge, hosted several of my ever-picky coworkers for an off site. Each and every person told me how much they liked Elkhorn Lodge - the accommodations and furnishings were top-notch, the hot tubs were roomy and clean, the gym had everything they needed, and even the ski lift was super-close to their condos. I had worked pretty closely with the manager to get the correct A/V and food set up for the conference room, and even that went off perfectly, thanks to my obsessive checking and re-checking. Thanks, Elkhorn Lodge! Maybe some day I'll get a chance to visit, but I am coming without my colleagues or I won't get any peace at all.

Once again, we had a wonderful experience at the Elkhorn. The facilities are very well kept, the…read moreunit was very spacious and beautifully decorated. It had all he necessary essentials and much more. As always, the staff was more than helpful and went out of their way to make out trip a memorable one.