Attended lecture here. Didn't wander around property. Left after lecture. It was an overcast day…read more There was a view of the mountains capped by clouds.

The service over the last 5-7 years is horrible. I realize people just settle. But an…read moreentity/company should not. The food is at best high school lunch level, the pool management has other words not to be said here. Good thing you have nice waiting staff or below 1Star.

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.

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!

The Denver Press Club is the oldest, continually running press club in the U.S. It is also the last…read morewith its own freestanding building, which celebrated its centennial anniversary in 2025. That's a landmark for any organization! For a while, DPC had some ups and downs, as happens in long-established clubs. It had a season of bad leadership, mismanaged direction, and a whole lot of rebuilding to do. The ship is now righted. It again feels like the community space I got to know and call a second home when I first moved to Denver over 20 years ago. The programming has grown with monthly and quarterly events from craft nights and mixers to traditional poker Thursdays. The topics for special conversations and panels are engaging, informative, and offerings for a better understanding of current events and international policies. The guest bartenders and handful of annual functions continue as well, but there are so many more opportunities for engagement with the club and its members now, too. If you only want good conversation and good cheer, this is still the place to pull up a seat while Jim makes sure you're not thirsty! Beyond the historic setting and stories from another time, I'm glad to report that The Denver Press Club once again stands as a place to gather that honors its rich legacy, which has monitored Denver's pulse for over 100 years.

Attended a social/reception here. All I can say is WOW!…read more Such a perfect venue for our event at this remarkable historic landmark. It's a private club for journalists and beyond and the oldest press club in the country! I was absolutely amazed by the old school charm and the swanky bar on the second floor. Don't forget to take a tour of the basement poker room also. There is history in every corner throughout the building from the typewriters, names of "deadline room", "poet's corner", etc. to all the notable journalists cartoon portraits on the wall. Hope to be back again some day!

Dennis is the proprietor. Great atmosphere. Also a great networking opportunity. Members only club…read morebut members can bring guests if they wish. I often stop by to have a drink, cigar and get some much needed work done. If you're not a member, you should be!

Great place. Love the atmosphere and the people. Dennis is the proprietor and is there Monday…read morethrough Friday. John runs it on Saturdays. Introduce yourself and you will have a wonderful time.

Very intimate place. Nice little bar menu and staff is very welcoming…read more They have a nice happy hour and a small outdoor seating area.

I know a line outside might not be the most appealing, I assure you it is well worth the wait…read more Nothing prepares you for the ambiance awaiting you inside that speakeasy-style door. Each table is intimately lit--no hospital lights here! Creating a sense of privacy no matter where you sit. Whoever designed the layout did an amazing job. As for the drinks--spectacular. You better not be driving, because the cocktails are not lacking in any way, shape or form. The food meets the same standards as each dish is beautifully presented and rich with flavor. This is quite the upscale establishment inviting patrons to dress up and embrace that 1950s feel that drapes over every wall. This has become my favorite lounge in the area and I can confidently say you won't regret a single second spent inside.

Milehighssc does it right. Their leagues and tournaments leave just enough time to actually be…read moresocial and meet people. You don't feel rushed to finish the games before the buzzer sounds, and after your done, stick around a while an meet some really cool people. Mike and Erin are the best.

Great league - competitive, yet fun, inviting, and social! Denver has long needed more sand…read morevolleyball and the league at El Potrero is solid. Mike does a fantastic job! Appreciate his thoughtfulness and responsiveness.

Exclusive. Private. Move along…read more Nothing here for you. The Broadmoor Cooking Club, just down the street from the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, overlooks the world-famous hotel from its mountainside viewpoint. The small all-male "social club" was founded a hundred years ago by Colorado Springs' business legend Spencer Penrose. These days the Cooking Club remains an exclusive, rarely-used site for dinners and get-togethers of its elite members. The decor hearkens to a different era. Check out the huge antique black oven and stove in the kitchen. Step out onto the stone patio looking down at the city below with a cigar in one hand and your monocle in the other. Relax inside sipping expensive wine in front of the huge fireplace while mounted big game heads peer down at you. If you're here, you're here. Otherwise, quietly move along.

The atmosphere here is truly enjoyable! It felt cozy and intimate, reminiscent of a lively house…read moreparty, yet perfect for hosting a big event. I'm grateful to edge city and invisible city for creating such a wonderful week in Denver.

Invisible City has it all under one roof! There are several…read moredifferent ways to enjoy everything IC has to offer. There is a monthly subscription with access to most offerings for free Or for a deeply discounted rate. Paying for each event separately with no membership. Sound baths, breath work, ecstatic dance, asks, plant medicine, yoga and many other activities. There is a co working space open every day. Renting this space for private events is also available.

The trip to Ireland was magical. The calender is filled with all different events and I will…read moreguarantee you will have a great time.

"Your Mileage May Vary." Their reviews indicate what appears to be a one-sided approach and…read moredis-satisfied customers were evident based on reviews. They conduct an "interview" appointment that is most likely what we would call high-pressure sales pitch experience. Be careful. It appears their contract is non-cancellable and payments are drafted for a long term unless you move away from their service area. They are not Better Business Bureau "Accredited," which means an Accredited business has agreed to BBB Standards for Trust and has passed BBB's vetting process. Perhaps their program is for you, if the demographic of participants is in your desired range and you have time and commitment to their events, but if you are unhappy, you will most likley never see a refund based on terms of their contract.