I didn't stay here but gym was nice and clean. A lots of space too…read more Front desk was great and welcoming too

Pros - beautiful location, mountain views, comfortable rooms, clean, responsive staff, well…read moreequipped gym, great on-site restaurant. The biggest "pro" was Lauren at the front desk. Friendly, helpful and responsive. She is a shining star at this resort. Cons- they did not inform us that they would be doing EXTENSIVE construction on the floor below us and the jacuzzis outside our window. We've been listening to jackhammers all day for 3 days. This is not what we were expecting from such a high end property. In fact we were told that the staff were specifically instructed NOT to tell incoming guests about the construction. Due to being intentionally mislead by Hyatt we will not be back. It would appear that this property is relying more on their location than their level of customer service to justify their extremely high room rates. We did ask to be moved to another area of the hotel but there was nothing available our first night and the second night they committed to holding a room for us to transfer to which was then given to another guest.

I stayed here for a few nights to ski with family. It was an expensive stay. So expensive I got…read moretravel insurance for the first time in my life. During the pandemic I understand you have to temper your expectations but this hotel was crazy understaffed. Like one person at the front desk and one valet. That was it. We had to get our bags to and from the room. There apparently was a ski valet but the front desk gave us no clue how to locate it. They just didn't know. They didn't take our skis there. It was plain weird. The signs in the hotel say no skis in the rooms but we had no choice! No one could tell us where the ski valet was. It was located in a non descript door by Christy's. We found it on day two. Also, no one could tell us where the illustrious ski bridge was that supposedly makes the hotel ski in and ski out. We figured it out on our last day of skiing. I believe it is called the Creekside Trail or something. Note the hotel is only ski in. And you have take off your skis to cross a fairly busy road. There is no skiing out from the ski bridge. The room was bigger than usual so that was good. But if the staff can't provide basic information about the hotel, given how much Marriott charges for this hotel, I can't recommend. It's just ok. Might as well stay at the Best Western in Eagle for a fraction of the cost and drive in.

Don't ruin your summer trip to Beaver Creek by staying at the Beaver Creek Lodge. Stayed 5 nights…read moreto get the complimentary breakfast only to be told that deal did not apply. Welcome to $8 coffee and $24 eggs. Hotel is deserted. missing basics like a Please make up the room sign" and a concierge. In dire need of a renovation.

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!

No doubt one of the best locations in Beaver Creek; walk out from the ski valet, and you are right…read moreat the Strawberry lift. However, outside of location, this place could use some work. It is not a very service oriented hotel, so don't expect help with your bags or room service. It has seen better days as it is pretty dinged up, and the rooms are pretty weathered - you can see some of the this in the photos. The little staff they do have were very nice though, and the little apres bar they have is great (even if you are not staying at the hotel). I prefer other hotels in BC, so it might be a struggle to return to this one.

We loved staying here! Great accommodations and a very friendly and helpful staff. Jessica and the…read moremanagement team accommodated a special need that we had. We will definitely be back in the near future, and also recommend this place to friends and family!

Spacious rooms, large bathrooms with tub and shower and beautiful views of the slopes when staying…read moreat a Mountain View room. Great service from all the staff members who were accommodating, helpful and always offered a smile. Special thanks to Andy who helped us get our bags to our room and who was very friendly and helpful.

I never thought I'd actually stop working -- I went to this resort, planning to only ski a few…read morehours and just work the rest of the time. Instead, I found myself in a whole new level of relaxation. I choose to ski, hike, read, and even roast smores instead of just coding. Looking forward to going back again.

This place truly feels like a second home. Charming & classy & boutique like. We've had the…read moreprivilege of staying here about twice a year for the past 4 years. The staff makes it so incredibly special. While some of the past staff have since left and we miss them so much, the new hires have been so wonderful. Kudos to the hiring team! Valets Austin and Braxton are so kind and polite and helpful! Emely and Vanessa at the front desk were also fantastic! Housekeeping staff were also amazing - the rooms are pristine and clean. They quickly brought up a microwave (by request) and any additional items we needed. And it was great meeting the new manager Jack who is great!! (Prior managers Leiahana & Kyle were also great! - a legacy of greatness :) To give an example of how wonderful staff members are - I was waiting for an elevator and was carrying a few drinks (from their awesome new seltzer dispenser) and TWICE a Beaver Creek staff member offered to get the elevator for me - that would be ***Heather*** and ***David*** - they were so enthusiastic and friendly about it! The location is so convenient - with free shuttles or the option to ski out and it's only a 10 minute walk from the base of the mountain. Close enough for convenience, but far enough to be away from the crowds. The views are so lovely. While we didn't dine at the Grouse Mountain Inn this time, just wanted to share the views from there during the day are stunning. Love the workout room, steam room, heated pool, and hot tub. So family friendly! There's even a washer/dryer on the 3rd floor!!! We do miss the buffet breakfast that was included a year or so ago. And would be helpful to have a small conference room for guest use in case work needed to be done or a private call taken. Regardless, we LOVE the Pines and can't wait to return and hopefully one day bring our grandchildren!!! God bless you all at the Pines!!! Heartfelt gratitude.

Wonderful location in Beaver Creek. Beautiful views. Excellent and friendly staff. Our room was…read morevery clean and modern. Loved the Lather products and the cute little "do not disturb" pine cone to hang on your door. Onsite restaurant, valet parking and string WiFi made this stay that much more convenient. I would choose this location again for our next stay.

We were recently married at Beaver Creek and we used the Westin Riverfront Resort and Spa as our…read morebase of operations. All of our guests stayed here and everyone raved about the quality of accommodation, the attentiveness of service, superb amenities, exceptional on-premise dining, and the delight of ski-in / ski-out at a world-class mountain. The rooms here are very well appointed and the staff ensures that every possible need is attended to. From the crew at the valet station, the concierge desk (who host daily après ski hot chocolate and fresh-baked cookie parties!), the housekeeping team, the ski valets, the spa attendants, and all of the wonderful F&B folks, the service here is impeccable. The hotel amenities include an elegant spa, well-equipped gym, pilates and yoga studios, heated salt water pool, and three infinity hot tubs that are perfect for après ski soaking. Of particular note, the Westin has updated its Ski Valet shop which offers faultless service for those availing themselves of the Beaver Creek Ski resort. The valets bring your skis to the Gondola which is right outside the door! The lobby bar, the Lookout Bar, and the Stoke and Rye served our guests with superbly crafted food and drink. It should be mentioned that Chef Richard Sandoval is leaving so Stoke & Rye is being repurposed into an Italian eatery under the guidance of a new Chef - we look forward to experiencing this new venue. We held an arrival dinner for our guests in a private space - the Osprey Room - and the food, drink, and ambiance were exceptional. The room was cozy yet spacious and created a warm, welcoming environment for our guests who traveled from all three coasts. We want to make particular mention of our hostess, Sonja Eichenberger. Sonja managed every aspect of our affair, ensuring every dimension of a large party was attended to the last detail. Sonja listened to the Bride's comments and discerned solutions that were both creative and thoughtful. We had several dignitaries in our party - two Senators, a US Attorney, and a Fox News commentator - and Sonja saw to it that consideration was made for both their privacy and security. Much of the success of our special event rests with Sonja. The Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa at Avon is an exquisitely fashionable property but it is the staff that makes the experience special. Thank you Sonja for making our week at the Westin a lifelong memory!

Possibly the nicest Westin that I've stayed at? There is a lot to love about this place, the views,…read morethe beds, and the amenities are all top notch. As with any Ski Town hotel worth its salt, the Westin also has a variety of food and beverage options. All of which (with possibly the exception of the lobby bar) are excellent. Parking fee is a little egregious- especially during the offseason, but not much to be done about that.

Cannot comment on lodging as I did not stay here, but this is a great place to hang out in after a…read morelong day in the slopes. Good food (obvi very (very) pricey) and a good vibe. Clean, public bathrooms are available here, too

This place is like stepping into a movie set. It is beyond picturesque and every area is insta…read moreworthy. I stayed with my family in their larger unit options and it was just fabulous. The staff was incredibly accommodating and the amenties made it that much better. From the pool to the gym to the amazing views--there really wasn't anything to complain about. The stay comes with a cost that really can't be ignored, but for a celebration, this place was worth it.

This has all the common characteristics of a 1990-era Comfort Inn, unfortunately:…read more1) Popcorn ceiling in 2025 2) Random cuts in the ceiling to fix whatever had broken, with access panels or similar coverings installed to make it look intentional. 3) old carpeting style 4) old tile style 5) old countertop style 6) caulk over caulk in the shower 7) well worn baseboards 8) hallways, elevators, doors, pretty much every high touch surface looking beat up 9) wall-shaker heating and a/c 10) poorly lit parking area 11) covid-era plastic panels separating you from the check-in person, or perhaps they just like that gas station security panel vibe 12) hard beds and hard pillows 13) phone missing the button labels and no one answers at zero The place looks and feels like an interstate stop property, not a ski resort property. Maybe that's their goal, maybe they don't have high enough margins to remodel given the inevitable non-season drop in income. Who knows. I stayed for one night at the tail end of a ski trip because I needed to be near Eagle for an early morning flight, but can't imagine staying for any extended period.

The front desk and foyer were very nice and updated. The woman who helped me was very impersonal,…read moreafter she helped me she went and sat back down and didn't help my friend, luckily there was a man available to help her. I got to my room #321 the carpet is tearing near the sink, the plugs are away from the walls, the wallpaper is peeling on every room, the bathroom door would not close due to the enormous crack across the back, there was a door knob hole in the bathroom wall, and when I took a shower there was a bandaid up on top of the shower curtain rod. It was disgusting!!! I hope my company never sends me back to this location at this hotel. The room was terrible. Breakfast was pretty good for hotel breakfast, coffee was decent.

If you are looking for a nice hotel that won't break the budget (for Avon), you should strongly…read moreconsider staying here. I travel to the area for work a few times a year. If you haven't been one thing, you should know that it is costly no matter the time of year. This trip, we were here for a few days, and part of the deal with clients is that we cover our own travel. The less we pay in travel, the more we make, so I am always looking for a good deal. Last time I booked us at a resort that was nice, but this time I took a chance and am so glad that I did. This hotel is clean, modern, and comfortable. The rooms were suite-like with a desk/living area attached to the bedroom. The closet was more of an armoire, but hangers were plentiful. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the climate control worked as it should. The view from our rooms was beautiful, and I really enjoyed the stay. The only complaint I have is that they charged us for parking for both rooms, but we only had one car. I spoke to the front desk once, then called twice, and have still not received a refund. If you need a giant resort and money is no object, I can direct you to that property. But if you want to save a few bucks and still have a great experience, don't forget to check out this hotel.

I was told transportation to the Vail Valley Surgery Center would be provided. Upon check in I was…read moretold I was misinformed. That I would have to make my own arrangements to get to a destination five minutes away. I hate leaving a bad review. But they need to figure things out. I'm very frustrated at this issue. Positive is the room is nice and clean and feels nice.