My husband , 4 yr old and myself had booked a room in a house downtown Leadville a month ago. It's…read more a Sunday , we're checking in on Monday they send us the check in info and at the VERY bottom says NO CHILDREN on this property. Which I can understand if there is a bunch of hipster stoners wanted to ski and party. But make that clear on your Website. Here we are from Dallas with no where to go. The owners could a give shit. At least they could have helped us find something. Totally shocked. There is no fine print until you get your details. Silver lining ----- after 2-1/2 hours of looking and looking and piecing our trip we found Freight lumberyard. WOW. I'll come back to Leadville just to stay here again. VERY kid friendly with lots to do.....and drink.

saved up money for a vacation with my mom and was rented out a house whose heat didn't work despite…read morebeing advertised that it had working heat. I had left for the day my almost 70 year old mom was stuck in a home at under 65 degrees. The situation was never remedied and we were offered a refund if we wanted to leave. We left and were never given a full refund despite being put in a dangerous situation by High Rocky Homes. This company has outright lied saying there was heat despite me having photos of the broken thermostat. We had to drive through the night to the closest commercial hotel. Completely ruined our trip.

I've stayed at Timberline a couple times and had a good experience with the condos we got. Each…read moreunit is spacious with a full kitchen, one or more bedrooms and we were lucky to get a patio with great views. Unlike other rentals I got, they provide housekeeping daily, when some hotels don't even bother anymore (I know, Covid is the official excuse). Last time, we rented two bedrooms, there where a couple bathrooms, which was very convenient when the four of us wanted to shower. There is also a heated pool and jacuzzi, a game room, restaurant onsite and BBQs for the guests to enjoy. Timberline is located right on the slopes and you can call to get their free shuttle that will bring you to Snowmass base village, come back up using the gondola for fun!

The Timberline condos are located slope side next to the Village Chairlift. You have to take the…read moreVillage Chairlift to the halfway mark to ski down to the condo. From the condo you ski down to start your day and make sure you're dropped off above Timberline to make it back to the condo. Ski racks right next to the slopes are provided for the guests and you can ask the front desk for a lock. You want to keep your skis cold before hitting the mountain or ice will form at the bottom of your skis. The sidewalks and grill area have heated surfaces so you don't have to worry about slipping while walking around Timberline. It snowed the entire time while at Timberline during the week of NYE 2021-2022. Most flights were cancelled in and out of Aspen the week of NYE. I watched the flights for 10 days and United was on time maybe once. So we had to drive to and from Denver which wasn't a fun 4+ hour drive. The Condo must have been built around the early 1990s I am guessing. We stayed at two condos because our flight was cancelled and we had to stay an extra night. Sounds like most people missed their first night and stayed an extra night. So get insurance if you can't deal with being flexible. Four of us stayed in a 1 bedroom which worked out great because of the pullout couch and rollaway bed. The 2 bedroom would allow for more room and an extra bathroom but the one bedroom worked. Made most of our meals in the condo and used the grocery delivery service the Timberline recommended which was excellent. The on-site restaurant only serves dinner so prepare to figure out breakfast on your own. The ski in ski out allows you to enjoy skiing without the shuttle hassle and enjoy lunches in your condo! . All the restaurants on the slopes are overcrowded during the holidays so having lunch/rest in the condo was great. Timberline had hot tubs and a hot pool, but we never went because it required us to dress for outside before heading into the pool. They do have an inside changing area. The onsite restaurant had a German flavor and was excellent. Try the fondo for appetizer and dessert. The condo was dated so was the decor but the appliances were updated. Since the condo was dated it doesn't provide enough outlets to meet all your modern electronic needs.. I would bring extension cords or outlet strips to service all your electronics. Both condos had enough heat and had to turn them both down really low to get a comfortable temperature. Parking is provided in two lots next to the condo. Since it snowed so much, ask for the shovel to dig your way out of the parking lot. I wasn't planning on renting a car but since both flights into Aspen were cancelled I had no other option than to rent an AWD SUV in Denver. Glad I did because it was our only transportation to get to our flight in Denver. Timberline provides shuttle service to the Village, Mall, and airport. At times the shuttle ride is needed from the Mall because the 10 minute walk up the hill drains you. We rented from the onsite ski company Incline but it's better to head down to the Mall to rent your skis from the main store because they have a bigger selection. Returned the skis at the Aspen Incline store which was great. Since it was NYE don't miss out on the torchlight parade down the mountain. You take the Village chairlift up and use the torch down the mountain around 6pm at night. We bailed at the condo because we couldn't figure out how we would get back up the mountain to the condo. I guess we could have called the shuttle but didn't want to deal. The fireworks go off up the mountain near the condo so that was cool to watch from the slopes. Don't forget to get your free Smores at the mall at 3:30pm! They go out fast after a long day of skiing. The Mall does provide lots of shops and restaurant options. Overall we had a great time skiing Snowmass and Aspen with all the snow that mother nature provided. The ski in/out option was great and met all our needs. I kept on reading that Snowmass/Aspen was a high end ski resort but I think Vail, Northstar, and Park City have more high end needs on the slopes than Snowmass/Aspen. The cancelled flights and the Denver drive kind of didn't help improve my experience.

Very clean, slope side. A little pricey but the whole area is. Such a nice place to stay. Private…read morebalconies and grills pool. Full kitchen. Comfortable beds. Front desk is super nice and helpful. We've stayed twice now with no regrets at all. Love this place.

As a frequent visitor to the Aspen area & former resident, I have to say some of the negative…read morereviews are just not accurate, IMO. This property is a gem. The location is steps away from the snow & is only a short walk to everything you need.

Great location within walking distance of many restaurants and businesses…read more The rooms are fairly basic, but there is ample seating in the common areas, and the guests have access to a small fridge. Coffee, tea and hot cocoa is also available throughout the day. I think what sets this place apart is its cozy atmosphere and extra little touches such as freshly baked cookies daily at 4pm, and complimentary red wine served from 4 to 5pm. The staff is also very friendly. The heated ski storage is incredibly convenient during the ski season, and the shuttle to the slopes is just a few steps away. While breakfast was good, the space is not set up for it and it can get crowded quickly. I wish they'd open earlier than 7:30 during ski season. The warm savory and sweet pastries were delicious, and there is yogurt, fruits, boiled eggs, toast, oatmeal and cereals. Enough for us to start the day off right! Overall, we'd definitely return when visiting Crested Butte!

We had a nice stay at Cristiana Gueathaus, a well-located and comfortable place to stay in the main…read morearea of CB. Rooms are basic yet comfortable. There are several common areas for sitting, which becomes important at breakfast time. Breakfast was nice - yogurt, granola, fruit, pastries, muffins, hard boiled eggs, fresh squeezed OJ, coffee, tea. All in all, a good place for CB to be in walking distance to all things downtown!

We travel all over the place and this was one of the worse lodging experiences we have ever had. We…read moregot a king. Size bedroom in the room looked nothing like the pictures. All I had was a bed and a dresser. No chair. Our air-conditioning was broke and the room look like a hospital room. We brought all of this to the front desk attention and they said there was nothing they could do because it was booked. They did end up having maintenance come up look at the AC and then decide to bring in a mobile air-conditioning venting it outside the window. The maintenance gentleman was awesome and the only person at the hotel that seemed to care. We will never stay here again.

Great experience for our first ever ski trip!! Very comfortable and perfectly located right at the…read moreslopes. Friendly staff, easy parking; easy and scenic 10 minute drive into town. There's a cozy coffee shop on site and a small market across the street. 1-BR King suite was much bigger than expected. Nice bathrooms and kitchen. Loved the gas fireplace. The gym is fine (average hotel gym) and we enjoyed the indoor-outdoor pool as well as the outdoor hot tub. Would definitely stay here again in Crested Butte!

What a great retreat! We originally booked a cabin through VRBO that was in bad shape, not at all…read morewhat was represented. So on the hunt I found these cabins! Robyn, the owner, is friendly and helpful! Don't hesitate to make a reservation. These cabins are well maintained and updated. The river is beautiful and soothes while falling asleep at night.

Clean, comfortable and convenient!!! Right on frying pan and in downtown…read more My husband stayed with our son and two friends to fly fish 2 years ago. This year he and I went with friends. Cycling one day, guided fly fishing next day and then a trip into Aspen. Highly recommend - very posh for fly fisherman

We generally don't do motel reviews but based on an interesting conversation with the owner, Jeff,…read moreI thought this review would be in order and maybe help others coming to Leadville. Like others have said, the Alps is comfortable and includes the amenities that most people want. It certainly is cheaper than most other Leadville motels and a good value. It isn't large enough to have a breakfast and that helps keep the prices down. When full, the parking can be tight but not really a problem unless you are pulling an ATV trailer. Watch the water temperature, Jeff makes sure the water is hot for the cold Leadville winters. We will stay here again.

I stayed here for the better part of two weeks back in May 2002 when the Colorado LP held their…read moremeeting at the nearby mining museum. Though I had originally intended to only stay for about five days the breakdown of my car stranded me there for the better part of two weeks. This hotel is probably one of the best in the mountain top town of Leadville which is located just off of HWY 24S. about 70 miles southwest of Denver. The rooms are nicely furnished, equipped with small fridges and microwaves and are very reasonably priced. The owners were on vacation during my time there but the former owners who were holding down the fort were extremely personable and helpful during that most trying of weeks on the road. Located at the edge of a town which stands at 10,430 feet elevation, the motel offers a scenic view of the nearby snow covered mountain peaks.

AWFUL RESERVATION EXPERIENCE…read more It is a nice property, walking distance to all shops, restaurants in Aspen. I was in Aspen over July 4 week. We made reservations for this property to return over Labor Day weekend for the JAS Music Festival. I physically went to this property looked at it, and reserved three nights. They took 50% deposit. Later that evening, I got a voicemail that they had to cancel my reservation because they oversold their property over Labor Day weekend. I called Scott, the property GM. He confirmed that they did oversell and his employee should have never made reservations for Labor Day Weekend. He offered no apologies, no discount for future stays. It was very unprofessional. They have yet to refund my 50% deposit (about $1600).

All employees were very friendly and accommodating. Property is pretty. Apparently a student of…read moreFrank Loyd Wrights designed this building. It has the look of a FLW building. The lounge is really nice. Breakfast was great! Unfortunately the rooms are dated and need a facelift. They do there best to keep them clean. It looks like the last facelift was at least 25 years ago. The walls are paper thin so don't plan on sleeping in past 6:30 AM. Everything in Aspen is way way over priced. We knew that coming in, but we didn't expect the upkeep and maintenance to be so deferred. Aspen is the typical destination resort. Getting you once is the goal. Hoping you will come back is not. So for the reasons above I cannot recommend this property.