The gym, heated pools, and overall facilities are excellent and very well maintained. The rooms are…read morespacious, and the complimentary shuttle service is very convenient. Staff were consistently friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The only downside is the TVs, which feel outdated--the picture quality isn't great, and you can only log into one app (Netflix), which also logs you out daily. That said, the location and views are fantastic and really make the stay worthwhile.

This was a great family friendly place to stay. Rooms were clean yeah a little outdated. Staff were…read moresuper friendly and the resort offered a bus that would take you into downtown Breckenridge and then would come and pick you back up and bring you back to the resort. The resort had activities going for kids every day. I do wish there were more restaurants or at least a coffee shop that was within a quick walk. Breakfast would be more difficult to get if we didn't have a car. Rooms do have a mini fridge, stove, top, microwave, coffee maker, toaster, so you could go to the local grocery store and pick up some amenities to save on cost. It has two different pools that were nice and a couple of hot tubs as well. They do offer on-site Spa treatments, but we didn't take advantage of those this time. Great budget friendly option for your family if staying near Breckenridge.

I had a great off season stay here to celebrate my 30th birthday. Just wanted to be in the…read moremountains with some views, some luxury, and some food options and it worked out great and made for a carefree weekend. Stayed in a 1 bedroom residence and loved the space in the unit, it felt upscale and nice. Excited to come back sometime during winter (: Really enjoyed morning walks from the central location. Very scenic and peaceful. The whole staff was incredible and welcoming. There were times of slow or great service but that was expected staying during the off season.

Beautiful new luxury hotel. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. We had our dogs and…read moreeveryone there is very dog welcoming. Very nice amenities in the rooms. We will definitely stay there again

We stayed in a three bedroom penthouse for a family wedding…read more The things that we appreciated / loved: 1) location - quiet, nice view; 2) underground parking; 3) staff at front desk; 4) well appointed kitchen and laundry. Did not know they made wine coolers so big and our beans to brew coffee contraption (just like at home); 5) cleanliness; and 6) EV charging. What we would have liked to make the stay amazing: 1) an open restaurant with late night delivery (for after wedding snacks). Really nice overall. The rollercoaster & alpine slide being built look super fun!

I will never stay here again…read more We come to breck all the time, had some friends staying here so tried it out. We rented a 3 bedroom apartment. My wife got here at check-in and I had forgotten to put her in reservation. At any other hotel this is easily resolvable, especially hotels that are at this price point. Sean, the manager, made my wife incredibly uncomfortable by being aggressive and dismissive. She called me ans asked if eh would talk to me, he aggressively said "what's his phone miner? Don't ask him!" He then said that she doesn't even have my last name... mind you that's not always the case Sean! My wife had our two toddlers after a long car ride and just needed some compassion and a bit of instruction on how to fix the situation but was instead met with hostility. I showed up around 7pm and Sean immediately became shaking upset when I tried to jsut describe how he could have jsut told my wife or me (on the phone) to call a number and add her. He checked me in and gave me a key, no holder with room number, had to ask, no parking instructions (only one spot), no map of property, no WiFi code... no apology without BS excuses. I regularly get better service at a Courtyard Marriott. If you are looking for somewhere great to stay I reccomend you go to the Grand Colorado or anywhere else in town. Learn to be nicer Sean it goes a long way. Max shouldn't have to apologize for you. Max, you rock!

July 24, 2026 - Silverthorne, CO…read more We first stayed at Heaton Bay Campground about seven years ago, so we were looking forward to camping right along the water again. Unfortunately, because of the severe drought and low winter snowpack, Dillon Reservoir is currently about 20 feet below its normal level. Our campsite was no longer waterfront, but we had a short hike down to what is now more like a small pond. There are a few more drawbacks, too. There isn't a nearby dump station or an RV water fill, although there are water spigots for filling jugs. Campfires were prohibited during our stay because of the high fire danger, and you can hear some traffic noise from the nearby highway. Even with those disappointments, I still give this campground five stars. Why? Because, the campsites themselves are outstanding. They're spacious, private, and thoughtfully laid out, with plenty of room between sites. The views of the surrounding mountains are absolutely spectacular, and the campground has a peaceful, wooded setting that's hard to beat. If you're looking for a scenic campground with large sites and don't mind the lack of full amenities, Heaton Bay is an excellent choice. We'd happily stay here again.

New management just took over and disappointed in the changes they have made. It's a beautiful site…read moreand great location but the one star is due to management. They will not let you will up your RV with water although it says you can on their website. Make sure you fill up before getting to the campsite. Very frustrating to pull the extra weight.

This was from 05FEB2016...... (*After reading reviews, it seems there is new management as of…read moremid-2015 because the replies to people's reviews actually show a caring response. ) SO..... Desperately needing to get away with my husband on a ski-cation to our favorite ski area, we looked into booking a room close to the slopes and found this place to be reasonable for a ski-in/ski-out and a sport studio through Orbitz. We read about the place needing updating, but we decided to give it a try anyway. Thursday afternoon arrival and we were allowed to check in early and found out there was covered garage parking! Nice. The whole place is keyless utilizing coded entryways and we were pleasantly surprised to find a clean and cozy room with a terrific kitchenette complete with granite counters and stocked with dishes & cookware. We had unit 1033 and the Murphy bed was amazingly comfortable for two tall people and the sofa had a pull-out sleeper too. The decorations were nice and very homey with an overall skiing/sledding theme. We liked it. The entire resort's workout area was neat and clean as were their showers/saunas. The pool area has a half in/half out heated swimming pool and two large hot tubs. Very nice area, especially after our day of skiing and wanting a hot tub to relax our muscles. Here's the not so stellar items; our bathroom sink did not drain well, the light over the Murphy bed was out and the windows don't open. But nothing horrible. Last but not least is the convenience of an on-site restaurant, La Collina. Over-priced & overcooked and not very good food from a small, limited menu is what we got. Ugh. Underwhelming. Next time we're going into town for much better selections. Overall, we'd like to return during ski season and maybe even summertime, but do NOT eat at the restaurant.

when i was puting my skis away after a very long day. i had a spot at the front row of the outside…read morerack and, this lady who clamed to be an owner was puting up alot of notes all over the place. she horrassed me and took her skis and took the spot that i had. she kept putting up notes the next time a saw her. when i got her name, she made a big fit about being an owner.

I used to bring my family to Winter Park every Summer to enjoy the fun, but affordable Summer…read moreactivities such as the Scenic Gondola Ride, The Alpine Slide, etc. Apparently Winter Park is trying to be Vail now because affordable is no longer in their vocabulary. No option to ride the Alpine slide one time with your kids to experience the slide, now its $63.00 PER PERSON regardless of age for the full day with no one time slide option. The Gondola is $41.00 PER PERSON regardless of age. Winter Park is NOT VAIL and is no where close to worth what they are charging. We will be shifting gears and recommend shifting gears to Breckenridge for all of your Colorado adventures...Winter AND Summer

We visited Breckenridge for the day in early August. We just wanted to check out a 'ski resort…read moretown' while on vacation. At the center of town, there is a large parking lot ($10 for the day). Adjacent to that is the free gondola station. You might ask yourself why the gondola is free? The answer is: because it takes you to a place where you can spend money rapidly. At the end of the 10-minute gondola trip is a large hotel/lodge. Behind it is the base of the ski slope. In summer, they have to find other ways of attracting crowds, so they have several options. There is an Alpine Slide (where you ride a controllable cart down a concrete / plastic chute dug into the hillside). There also appeared to be a 'mountain coaster', which substitutes metal rails instead of the chute. My daughter and I opted for the Alpine Slide, as neither of us had ever tried one. My wife opted to grab something to eat. The lodge has one or more food vendors and you can eat on the patio under shade-umbrellas. The main drawbacks to the ride are price and time. I think it was $28 each when we went. Normally I might have balked at that, but this was likely to be a rare opportunity, so we splurged. You first wait in line (and sign a waiver) for the initial ticket / wrist-band. That took about 10 minutes. Once you are banded, you go and get in another line to wait to ascend. This took at least 30 minutes. You then get to ride a chair-lift up the mountain a ways (which was a nice experience in itself). You get to the upper station, exit the chair-lift and...wait in another line to get a cart. They separate you into groups of about 25 and let you get a cart and line up for one of the 3 chutes. The only difference in the chutes was that 2 allowed 2-persons (adult and child) rides and 1 was solo only. Once you get a start, it is a nice ride. You can go as fast or slow as you like, via the hand-brake. If you want to go fast you may catch up with the person in front of you, though. It was an enjoyable ride and I'm glad we did it. I'm not sure I'd need to do it twice, though.

I had never been on a ski gondola before so this was a cool first for me. We actually drove up to…read morewhere we wanted to go which was the Grand Colorado but the only parking for non hotel guests was 1 parking garage area that was like $50.00. We knew we weren't going to be there very long so that just seemed a little ridiculous for a few hours but even all day. Down below, parking is like $25.00 and the gondola ride up is free so I was all for that and it meant I got to enjoy the views on the ride up. It was an experience for sure and honestly, I would have felt cheated missing that part of being in a ski resort town.

The Breckenridge Gondola (also called the BreckConnect) provides a way for skiers, boarders and…read moretourists to have access to the ski resort from Breckenridge. The gondola takes you to the base of Peak 8 and is free to ride. Each cabin can carry up to eight passengers and goes 7,600 feet in about 10 to 12 minutes. The gondola makes two stops before making its way to Peak 8. If you want to go to the Independence SuperChair lift, the gondola makes a midway stop at Peak 7. Just make sure you have a lift or Epic Pass on you so that you can board the lift. The other stop is at Shock Hill Station and is for residents only. The gondola's main station is located just about a block from Main Street on the North side of town next to the Breckenridge Transportation Center. Even though it is free to ride the gondola, you still have to pay to park. There are also restrooms nearby. We enjoyed our ride up the gondola and the conversations that we were able to make with other skiers. The ride was smooth and you can't beat the views of the Breckenridge Ski Resort mountains. The gondola is open to everyone to ride (including dogs). The gondola isn't just for winter season activities. It is also a great way to visit the Breckenridge Fun Park during the summer season.

We came here on a summer vacation and despite it not being peak season there was still so much to…read moredo! Many of the shops and restaurants were open. There are several kid friendly play sets at different points of the village. The putt putt course was perfect for a variety of ages. An art festival was happening the time we came and the next weekend a beerfest, which would kept the streets and plaza bustling. We also took advantage of the snow tubing and lifts to the top of the mountain. If you're staying at any of the nearby lodges it's very close walking distance. From the Timbers we found a passageway that took us off the main road and got us to the village much quicker. I loved our time there in the summer and would definitely like to see it in the summer.

This was our 4th year to go snow tubing and it was a blast. The workers are always professional…read moreand fun. Chris made sure we had a good time and always felt safe. Highly recommended!