My home away from home! Across the street from Lake Dillon…read moreand The Dillon Amphitheater. Very comfortable.

Great location, facing the beautiful lake Dillon, only 15 minutes away from Loveland ski area. We…read moreloved the lodge-style rooms. Our room was downstairs in building 2, which is the same building as the hot tub & sauna, just behind the office/breakfast room in building 1. Having the room directly open to the parking lot made it easier to get our winter sport gears in & out of the car. It was also nice to have the view of the lake through the window & when you walk out the door. Now, the accommodations. Coffee, tea, & granola bars were always available in the office, next to the reception desk - loved this! Breakfast options were 2 hot items (eggs & sausage/bacon), individually-packaged pastries, breads, peanut butter & jelly, oatmeal, yogurt, 3 types of fresh fruits, coffee, juices, milk, & nondairy milk. Loved that they had uncrustables in the pastry box. The room was spacious, with a kitchenette, medium sized fridge, wine opener, bottle opener, plates, cups, eating utensils, a baking pan, basic utensils & pots/pans for simple cooking & baking. It was nice to make & enjoy a quick warm meal in the comfort of your room after a day of skiing/snowboarding. There is a City Market grocery store (Kroger family store) less than 5 minutes away drive, past traffic lights. There are many stores & restaurants within 5-minute drive. The room pricing was reasonable for the provided amenities. We would definitely come here again.

My husband and I really enjoyed our recent stay at the Pad. Although it's technically a hostel with…read moredorms, our experience felt much more like hotel, as we had booked a private room with its own bathroom. The room was comfortable, with a coffee machine and a fridge, not huge but spacious enough for two. We didn't get to see the dorms (you need a key to access those sections of the building), which is reassuring from a safety perspective. I especially loved the atmosphere with plenty of seating areas, a large bar (live music during our visit), beautiful views, a great location by the Blue River, outdoor spaces, and very friendly staff. There is no restaurant on-site but guests can use the communal kitchen, which we did for breakfast. I really appreciated the sense of community they created. It's definitely not your typical hostel, more of a boutique hotel/hostel. We'll certainly return next time we are in the area!

I liked the cold Coors Light for $5/pint. A little high for happiness during 3pm. The stiff…read morebartender didn't seem interested in haggling, so I didn't try. Instead I enjoyed the very comfortable seats, clean toilets, and AC, a rarity in Colorado bars, and almost unheard of in Silverthorne

Nice resting hotel to get a good night sleep in between skiing at the resorts. Nothing fancy but…read moreclean well kept facilities with a decent breakfast in the morning to get you going. They had oatmeal, french toast sticks, eggs, sausage, orange juice and coffee. The beds were comfy and the rooms are very spacious. The showers had nice pressure and hot water. We also made use of the hot tub but it was super hot so we didn't stay in too long. We stayed in prime ski day so it was more expensive than their normal pricing but that's expected. Overall a good stay.

The location was perfect for an overnight on our drive to Moab, Utah from Denver. It is located off…read moreI-70 next to shopping and restaurants area. After checking in, our party of four walked to the shops and restaurants under perfect weather. Our room was recently remodeled. The carpet and furniture were in good shape. Mattresses were too soft for my taste, but were fine for the rest of the party. In room refrigerator was working fine and the free wifi was strong. Free breakfast was the Hampton usual, not bad. Employees were friendly and helpful. I paid around $225 for the night which was fine for the location.

Pricing is high. But overall very fun, cool, and beautiful place. The siren went off that lets you…read moreknow there is an avalanche but there was not an avalanche so I did not like that very much. Especially being a first timer. The ski lift is super smooth. Better than most places Ive been to. The starter bunny hill was a great intro for me as it has been awhile since Ive done this. The lobby, restaurant, bar is very cool. Again very high price but definitely expected that at a place like this. Will be back for sure. I snowboardes this time. I will try ski'ing next time. Also will get there earlier as the parking fills up fast with these hardcore mountain people.

What an awesome ski resort, good slopes, good terrain, and great food nearby! You can't really beat…read moreit from Denver. There's definitely 3-4 more nearby that are good as well!

This is a place where you should own and live. Clean floors and clean bathrooms. It was outdated,…read morebut that should be no deal. This a place where you shold stay

Great resort to visit at any time of year! Check-in was a breeze, employees are very friendly, make…read moreyou feel like you are a local! If you need anything they're very knowledgeable of the area. Our accommodations were very clean, provided everything we needed and more. Washer and dryer provided for convenience,plenty of space to put your clothes, balcony with chairs, safe to place valuables, I could go on and on! Indoor pool, jacuzzi, park for children, rec room with games and movies. Souvenir shop on site. Stores , lots of shopping , trails, activities nearby. Def recommend any time of year!

Wonderful experience staying here! The location was easy to locate and conveniently located across…read morethe street from a surgical center/hospital. Check in was a breeze as the team reached out ahead of our arrival to confirm when we'd get there. With their app I could even store my room key for a digital entry (sans physical key card). How good! The exterior parking lot is small tho they do offer underground parking. The fee to park per night was $15 - which was a non negotiable since I was there with someone for their surgery. The room was spacious and very clean. Restroom/shower were also easily accessible. We had a small kitchenette with everything we needed to enjoy a snack or little meal prepared in the room. The fridge was spacious and we were able to stock up on fresh and nutritious bites at the nearby city market. Breakfast buffet was awesome and available for a few hours. While I usually opted for the oatmeal and fresh fruit and hard boiled eggs they offered so much more. DIY breakfast burritos with sausage, potatoes, scrambled eggs, cheese and various salsas. Not to mention toast, bagels, cereals, yogurt, coffee, juice, tea, etc. With your key card/digital access card you can enjoy their gym. Sparkling and clean with various cardio and weight equipment. I went down very early in the morning and someone was already there getting their sweat on. The hotel also has wheel chairs for use on site. Super helpful to get someone in the elevator and back up to the room after surgery. Overall great stay & interactions with staff who went above and beyond to make sure we're were comfortable and had everything we needed. Look forward to staying again and trying out their restaurant.

Homewood Suites welcomed my mother in law for one day. They were very accommodating as she was…read moreinsisting to be on the first floor. The Suite was modern, clean and functional kitchenette . She also enjoyed a copious free breakfast. You can all enjoy access to the Hilton's benefits such as Digital Check-In and Digital Key, using Points, exclusive discounts and free Wi-Fi. So, often an attractive value.

We had so much fun last year, that we returned again, but this time our room was right on the lake…read more How lucky we were because one can sit on the outdoor furniture provided, and basque in nature's glory, morning and night. The room was clean, cozy and inviting; decorated like a mountain cabin with doo dads and knick knacks in various hunting and winter themes. The kitchen is small but functional, and the refrigerator is large enough for a week's worth of food. I brought my own cooking utensils and enough food to feed my clan. I can write a book on left over creations, which became a new theme each night. Waking up to the site of the lake each morning, with ducks and geese swimming over glistening ripples of water right before my eyes, was breathtaking. The staff literally runs over for anything you need. They have made improvements in the last year, such as; a fully functional staff at the registration office on route 6, accompanied by refreshments and granola bars, after a long drive. (Not a wide eyed teen who's intimidated by questions.) They provide a map with accurate and detailed directions to your condo and unit. Multiple keys are given for your convenience without asking, AND they provide 24 hour staff support to their guests. I did find one flaw, and it's a safety issue for young children. The pilot light remains on in the fire place, and it's large enough to appear as though the fire place is on when nightfall arrives. Couldn't find the switch to turn it off, so I called the staff late into the night, and two qualified engineers from the property management arrived. They turned the pilot light off, per my request, which involved reaching into the fire place itself to turn a dial. The fire place switch itself was located on a bottom plate of the unit, without any signs. Something you might whack with you foot standing too close to the tv. There is a plaque over the fireplace, stating that intense heat will appear overhead, and to be careful. The problem is that when you open the sofa bed, the coffee table and whatever is on it, is smack dab near the fire place and pilot light. No glass cover protects the user from the flames. Only a hanging metal grate stands alone. Plus there must be some carbon monoxide inhalation from sleeping near an open pilot light. No carbon monoxide detector in the room either. I did have a good laugh when I opened the door late the first night, to the two engineers, as they were handing me back a bible from a publisher not in my musical genre, that we left outside on a brick wall. I refused and was asked if we were practicing a reverse exorcism. I laughed, and answered that if I left that book in my room, I would need a exorcism. If I had known their concern, an improvisational high pitch scream would have left my throat , right before I opened the door. But then I would not have had the pilot light extinguished, or the door would have been hanging by it's hinges from being shouldered in by two strong and brave men. I salute them for being understanding and keeping my family safe from noxious fumes. Obtaining clean towels every day was an easy task with one phone call to the desk, and they provide as many as you need. However, the sofa bed has seen better days, and the masterbedroom's king size bed looks inviting, but giving it a try, my head was lower than my feet. I laughed and pictured my evil counterpart, "Frankenstina," returning after moving heavy furniture, or after sleeping on a worn mattress, the following morning; contorting my spinal structure, and putting me in a foul mood. With a promise of the view coming from the sparkling lake the next sunrise, I took to the floor with my pillow and blanket. Yes I truly am a good camper and can sleep on the ground. But of course it's not really camping with indoor plumbing at my convenience. How very spoiled of me to expect this luxury. Update: be careful of altitude sickness. Anything from a mild headheache that turns to head pounding with dizziness, to flu like muscle aches and nausea. Or insomnia or leg cramps. After my medical emergency in Breckenridge last year, I was fully evaluated and had trained for this trip. I saluted porch sitters as they applauded my hour -long brisk walk around the lake several times. Suddenly I became ill at river run and made it back to the hotel. It's no joke, and please take it seriously. Drink water, rest, and scale back your activities, if you start melting. Nobody wants to be helecoptered to Frisco for emergency heart resuscitation.

I've had an absolutely nightmare of an experience with this management company. They're incredibly…read moreslow to respond, bordering on nonexistent. They have no urgency on helping tenants. The dishwasher never drained properly, leaving a stagnant pool of water for weeks. Disgusting and unlivable. Whether it's a vacation rental or a long-term lease, my advice is simple: Avoid this company at all costs. Unless, of course, you enjoy taking ice-cold showers and living with appliances that barely function. In that case, they're the perfect choice for you! Try having no hot water for weeks and then charging your tenants extra when they're forced to leave. Oh yeah, there only good review is from someone THAT WORKS FOR THE COMPANY. Go figure.

Check in instructions are easy and contactless, and we received a great property guide book to look…read moreat before we headed to the property. We received a text when we were able to check in (in our case, we were allowed in early), and the staff was great about communicating everything we needed to know. They have an emergency after hours phone and when we had a question it was answered right away. Wonderful property that we stayed at (Lago Vista!) and they have some great options on their website!

Loved the deck/patio. Ours had a hot tub which in the evening was perfect in the 60s.read more

Beautiful log cabin located right next to hiking trails. The owner & his wife have added a few more…read moreadditions, including a new management company that has JUST taken over. I love the views of the mountains, woods, Lake Dillon and even some wildlife! Great location and ambience. The hot tub is incredible to relax in at night and gaze up at the stars! This is an amazing place for a mountain getaway for family and friends. I can't wait to get everyone out here!

Great communication, went above and beyond our expectations. They kindly helped us retrieve a…read morecouple of items we left behind.

We checked into The Seasons at Keystone #1819, managed by Summit County Mountain Retreats (SCMR) on…read moreMarch 8, 2026. Within approximately 90 minutes I discovered the hot tub was not operational, and a temporary pump that had been placed in the water to prevent freezing. As we had not been notified prior to check-in that the hot tub was out of service, I contacted SCMR immediately. A repair technician came the next day and confirmed the unit required a replacement part. We were informed repairs would not be completed during our 3 night stay. SCMR offered a partial refund of rental price and tub cleaning fees contingent upon signing a "Guest Inconvenience Form," which includes a requirement stating, "guest agrees not to post any negative statements online or in any forums." I declined to sign this agreement because it restricts the ability to provide truthful feedback. As a result, no refund has been issued, including the $57 "hot tub service fee" for this contracted amenity that was unavailable for the entire stay. I will not be using Summit County Mountain Retreats in the future, and encourage others to learn from my poor customer service experience.