Ski Tip Lodge absolutely blew me away. The food was genuinely some of the best I've ever had, and…read morethe entire experience felt special from start to finish. It's a small, intimate spot - easy to miss if you don't know about it - but I'm so glad I had a "referral" because it turned out to be a true gem. The atmosphere, the service, the flavors... everything came together perfectly. I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

During my visit to keystone i ate at the Ski Tip lodge. Its a nice spot in the area with fine…read moredinning at its core. Yeah the Ski Tip lodge is nothing decadent. But its cute in a homey way. The entrance is a warm inviting walk through a Colorado ranch feel with white christmas lights lighting you're way. Staff was very attentive. The inside is a real feel of an old time lodge with todays amenities and furniture. The food was something i didn't expect truth be told. My white bean soup left me unimpressed. However, then came the rest of the food. Excellent. I appetizers -- excellent. Main course -- perfect. I had the short ribs -- soft flavorful without drowning out the natural flavors, grilled assortment of carrots really balance it with a sweetness that is a perfect addition. Stick Toffee -- delicious (Gordon Ramsay's mom would approve) Staff was fun and could hold up a piffy conversation (i like to talk). Hands down -- a great night out of good food. So in keystone--schedule a night to visit the lodge. Worth the drive from anywhere you might be located.

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 stayed at this particular Hyatt Place location on the tail end of our two week vacation back in…read moreJune (17th-21st) 2025. Mind you, we were also coming from the Washington, DC area where we stayed at a Hyatt Place near Dulles International Airport that had recently undergone a complete renovation. The differences between the property in Virginia and this location were stark in contrast. Outside of and away from the very well maintained lobby, this facility was absolutely showing signs of wear and tear. To begin, we arrived a few hours later than originally anticipated due to bad weather in Denver. We were greeted by a front desk clerk who promptly checked us in and advised that breakfast would be served in a matter of hours (it was 4AM). Great, it's just above freezing and we're tired and hungry after the drive from the airport. After obtaining our keycards, it was frustrating to discover that the room temperature couldn't be adjusted no matter what we tried. Mind you, it was 34 degrees when we checked in at 4AM. The heater continued to blow nothing but cold air. The room did heat up a few degrees after a short while, but we came to discover that this was more likely related to our own body temperatures and movement about the room after the lights had been turned on. Once the sun came up, the room heated considerably on its own so we turned the heater off and didn't even bother reporting it to the front desk staff as we had already read some of the reviews on this place. With that, we went downstairs at 6AM for the complimentary breakfast. Despite having a sign indicating that scrambled eggs would be present, no eggs were ever brought out by the staff (this was remedied in the following days). The waffles were almost frozen solid and only thawed when placed in the toaster. The breakfast meats (sausage and ham) appeared undercooked and weren't very appealing. We ultimately drove down into Dillon and picked up breakfast at the McDonald's. Aside from the busted (non-functioning) heater, everything about the room itself was acceptable and in accordance with Hyatt Place standards as I've previously experienced them around the country. Beds were comfy, bathroom appropriately apportioned, and a working mini-fridge. The rooms were, however, a little smaller than what we had just experienced in Virginia which did color the experience somewhat but not enough to sour the stay entirely. I wasn't, however, a fan of the parking situation at this location. They appear to have more rooms than parking spaces available. If you're not back at the property by a certain time, you could end up having to circle the lot a few times before being able to park. After arriving late one night from visiting family in the Western slope, we were ultimately told to just park the car in one of two spaces right out in front of the hotel. There's also a resort fee (which does include parking) added for each night you stay at the property. We were fine with this as it was brought to our attention on the third party website used to make our reservation. The experience was okay, but absolutely could have been better given what we paid. I also get that many people want a Grand Hyatt experience at Motel 6 prices. That's not us at all, but given that we'd just come from the Washington, DC area where we stayed at a newly renovated Hyatt Place property, I was expecting something on par to what we had just left back east. The experiences were in no way comparable. Overall, we loved the location because it's close enough to Denver to ensure reasonable proximity to the airport, but also far enough outside of Denver so as to avoid that hipster vibe and the upcharge associated with it these days. While we'll most likely return to the area next year, we may consider reservations at a few other locations before signing back on to this specific Hyatt Place property.

I was a guest at the Hyatt Place Keystone/Dillon, Colorado, from June 28 through July 3, 2026, and…read moreI cannot recall ever being so disappointed with a hotel stay. The hotel advertised a complimentary hot breakfast each morning. Instead, for the first two days, the offerings consisted only of cold, high-sugar cereals, white bread, and juice. On the third day, bagels and a cold container of oatmeal were added. Not until the fourth day were scrambled eggs and a few strips of bacon available. On the first morning, a single bowl of fruit was placed on the buffet, but one guest took the entire bowl, leaving none for anyone else. There was also a container of maple syrup available, despite there being nothing on the menu to put it on. No staff members were present to replenish items or answer questions. We visited the breakfast area at varying times each day--6:30 a.m., 8:15 a.m., and 9:00 a.m.--but the experience was the same regardless of the time. Upon check-in, I discovered that the air conditioning in my room had been turned off and the window left open on a day when air quality was extremely poor due to smoke from the Snyder Fire. It took several hours for the room to cool down and for the smoky air to clear. The room was also missing basic necessities, including an adequate supply of towels and toilet paper. By the third day, I had resorted to using facial tissues in place of toilet paper. The shower gel and lotion dispensers were empty upon arrival. The bottled water was unsealed and appeared to have been refilled, making them unusable. The drinking glasses in the room were visibly dirty, the ice machine was out of service, there was no electrical outlet at the desk, and the desk lamp was broken. There was no alternative workspace available. For the entirety of my stay, no one answered the housekeeping line or the hotel operator. At one point, after repeatedly failing to reach anyone by phone, I contacted Hyatt's corporate customer service number, only to be transferred back to the property. I ultimately had to go to the lobby and search for an employee. After finding no one at the front desk or in the adjacent office, I became genuinely concerned that something had happened to the staff and briefly considered calling 911. I eventually located an employee in a back office. She informed me that she was the only employee working in the entire 103-room hotel. Initially, I found that difficult to believe, but I soon realized it was true when she had to leave the front desk unattended in order to bring me towels. Several other guests shared similar frustrations and expressed disappointment with their stays. Most concerning, we received no housekeeping service whatsoever during our four-night stay. Wet towels were not replaced, garbage was not emptied, and the floors were never vacuumed. The hotel operated as a complete "do-it-yourself" property despite charging full hotel rates. At times, I wondered whether I would need to locate the laundry facilities and wash towels and linens myself. The lack of replenishment of soap, lotion, and shower gel also made me question whether the room had been properly serviced before my arrival, including whether the linens had been changed between guests. Perhaps the most alarming issue was the complete lack of security. All exterior entrances--including the front door, rear entrances, and parking garage access points--remained unlocked 24 hours a day. No key card was required to enter the building, even after hours. When the sole front desk employee left her post, there was no one monitoring access to the property. Anyone could have entered the building, wandered the hallways, used hotel amenities, or accessed guest areas without challenge. This situation was unsafe both for guests and for the young woman left to manage the property alone. Lastly, upon returning home, I discovered that the hotel had charged my credit card for daily parking and additional resort fees. However, I did not have a vehicle during my stay and therefore could not have incurred any parking charges. Additionally, I did not receive any of the amenities purportedly covered by the resort fee, such as housekeeping services. I have been unable to dispute these charges directly with the hotel because they have not answered their phones at any time of day--for the past five consecutive days. I understand that we were visiting during the off-season. However, if the hotel is unwilling or unable to provide even the most basic services and amenities expected of a Hyatt property, it should reconsider remaining open during that period. I was shocked by the apparent lack of management oversight and the overall condition of the operation. If this experience reflects Hyatt's standards, I will strongly consider staying with Marriott and other competitors in the future.

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!

Front desk staff was rude and mean. She refused to accommodate an hour early check-in (3 pm instead…read moreof standard 4 pm) Despite, many rooms were available , so I had to drive with in the city for an hour with my daughter in a hot weather. Finally I had canceled my reservation due to her negative attitude. I think she didn't like my skin color...

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.

What a gorgeous mountain home, close to slopes, restaurants and shops. The house is as advertised…read morebut even more beautiful in person. Be warned, there are a lot of steps from parking to front door and entryway to the main level. We were fine (but I sure do need to get more fit) but someone with any mobility disability would need assistance. We 100% recommend this place and hope to return again.

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.

What's not to love? Not sure I even want to share this place…read morewith anyone else who might not appreciate it, but I hv benefitted from it and I hope this helps others find it as well. My friend brought me here, saying, if I'm going to try any hostel, anywhere in the world, it should be here or his other favorite - in Wales. It is a gorgeous autumn in Colorado, so Breckinridge it is. How incredibly fortunate for me that my first hostel was here. I'm constantly reminded that not every hostel is so nice. What a lovely place. Well appointed, so clean - which is all important in this pandemic time. Everyone is friendly. We stayed in a 6-bunk room with a total 4 ppl in it. The less agile (that'd be me) was lucky to get a lower bunk (not sure how that works, we lucked out that not all the berths were full!) The other two ppl were solo travelers, one from South America, the other from Russia. They were friendly and polite. We all did our own thing; I crashed out early, so I wasn't bothered at all that another guest had to pack luggage for an early flight out the next day. There are outlets at each bunk, even USB chargers And a lamp which was a necessity when hvg to walk to the bathroom in the middle of the night. I thought the room was comfortable; temps got down into the 30's overnight but I was comfortably cozy in my bed with its duvet; there were extra blankets in the closet if needed. My friend thought it too warm but he runs that way, but he slept thru the night fine too. A word about the bedding: mine was fine, clean, smelled clean. But one of the other bunks had yellowed bedding - with stains. I presume it was washed and cleaned just looked used, and if you got there in daylight or with all the lights on, one would hv seen it, but I didn't till the next morning when we were getting ready to leave and that might've bn off putting. I came down early, just before sunrise The general areas were at a comfortable temp. Wasn't time yet for breakfast, but some kind soul had already started the coffee. I went for a walk, took some pix, came back once guests had started to straggle in. What a friendly, informative bunch! My friend tells me that's most hostel-goers. And the food was pretty good, pancakes, eggs, cereal; I got the oatmeal and an English muffin. The coffee smelled really good. And I was so happy they had powdered hot chocolate too! Special mention must be made of Belage (sorry, may hv misspelled) but he is a welcoming, knowledgeable host and made us feel at home. If you come here, please contribute positively. I worry that the wrong sort would detract from such a lovely accommodation and experience. And yeah, I'll hv to keep in mind that almost certainly other hostels aren't like this, but it is now my gold standard.

I am in love with this place. Easy bus access (gray line to ski and racket stop). Location is about…read more0.5mi from downtown and 9.8 to breck bus station. Breakfast is provided. Room is clean. Hot tub is available.

We absolutely loved staying here. It's very homey and genuine. The website doesn't do it justice…read more The amenities seemed very limited on the site but they have a hairdryer you can use (I brought mine thinking it wasn't available), they will provide towels for the jacuzzi, there is a microwave and fridge in the room. A private bathroom in the room and a small kitchenette. We asked about the rooms when we got there. The site was confusing. We thought it was a shared bathroom for everyone. That's not the case. Most rooms have their own bathroom. The staff is very personable and helpful for local tips. The breakfast was very good. They cook a hot breakfast to order. Our first morning there, we had a hiccup and I think we were forgotten about after we ordered food. We waited an hour and finally left. We were so late getting on the mountain. We didn't get our first run til 11. Other than that one issue, everything has been great and the breakfast the following two mornings came out within mins. I think it was an honest mistake but we all just brushed it off. Thank you, Claire for your hospitality. You made our home away from home very comfortable. I had to write a review. This was so worth it. I looked at the reviews before we came to see how the beds are. The mattress is comfortable in the room we had. I didn't wake up feeling like I was hit by a bus. They have an entire dvd collection that we put to good use. The town is very cute and great food locally. There is a bus that will shuttle you to copper and breck. The hot tub fits about 6 in there. Very nice to have after a day of boarding. Thank you Frisco Lodge. We will definitely be bs

We had a delightful stay at the Frisco Lodge. It was a surprise stop after insane traffic leaving…read moreDenver so we didn't research anything in advance. It's more like a traditional B&B. Our room had a shared bath with 4 other rooms. But we never ran into a problem. There were 2 bathrooms for 8 rooms upstairs. A few also had their own en suite. The room was well appointed, the hosts were delightful and full of recommendations for the village. The courtyard is adorable but it was a bit too chilly to spend much time there. Walking distance to everything in the village. And breakfast was SO good. They went out of their way to offer vegan and gluten free options which was so kind. Even had handmade lattes and barista drinks by request. All included!

Great stay. Close proximity to the Peru Express Lift. Friendly daytime clerk. Coffee. Sweeeeet…read morejacuzzi and sauna, perfect for evenings. I would suggest having someone slightly more tech-savvy on the night shift. We couldn't get the TV to work either night of the stay after asking the evening clerk for help. Overall, we didn't -need- TV and had a blast regardless. I will be back!

BED BUGS!!!! BED BUGS!!!! BED BUGS!!!! Absolutely terrible experience!…read more We stayed in Room 215 (checked in March 17). On the morning of March 19 my nephew and I woke up with multiple bug bites; on March 20 I found a live bug in the bed and another under the cover -- these were clearly bed bugs. I reported it to the front desk around 8:15 AM. Staff told us we would be moved to a new room around noon. By 9:30 AM we had vacated room 215 and were washing our all of clothing. There was only operational dryer. The front desk gave me $4 for laundry (about 9:15 AM) but would not provide additional funds and said to wait for a manager. We never heard from a manager EVER, received no further assistance, and I ended up spending $20 out of pocket to do three loads. We waited in the lobby all day and were not given a new room until 4:00 PM. Because of this we missed a scheduled ski day (two lift tickets, $584), incurred laundry costs and significant disruption to our stay. Additionally, the room was not properly stocked on arrival (no bath towels or soap -- only one bath mat, one hand towel, and one washcloth). Also, the furniture is worn out and nearly unusable and the towel bar was on the floor. This was extremely disappointing and stressful, especially as my nephew was here for spring break. The room was uninhabitable due to sanitation concerns and the staff's slow/inadequate response added to the disruption. We are local to the area, one of our local friends who knows the owner reached out to him on the day this all occurred and he told our friend "imma hook them up." (I have the screen shot from this convo.) HE NEVER CONTACTED US AND NEVER "HOOKED US UP." The front desk staff member told us they were going to give us a 25% refund but also failed to do that. I emailed the owner on 3/25 and never received a response back. Spend the extra cash and go somewhere else.