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"ANOTHER new name and owner! We had a really comfortable and most enjoyable two night stay while skiing at Copper and Loveland. Everything worked just fine - though the sauna does take ages to warm up, unfortunately. (Wish they'd turn it on at lunch time, so it was hot by the time the ski traffic returned?) Parking was great in heavy snow, great job in the snow clearing, thank you. And of course the access to Frisco and Breck is excellent by car or using the Summit Stage. Is the hotel pretty old and really very much in need of a facelift? Absolutely. But it is clean and as well kept as feasible, and as a base we think it is extremely hard to beat. Really helpful staff: efficient and knowledgeable too. Will be stay again? Most definitely. Greatly appreciated."

"We loved our stay at Beaver Run (building 3). The layout of the resort amenities and rental units is perfect! Ski rentals right by ski slope & lift was super convenient. We also loved that the ski locker storage unit for our room was slopeside. It made the beginning and ending of ski days super easy. On-site restaurants, shops, and Starbucks was a plus. Jacuzzi and indoor pool and saunas were nice way to end a ski day. We used the resort bus to go down-town every day. We had on-site parking at building 3 and only used our car to go on outside activities (dog sledding, snowmobiling, etc). Loved this resort and would highly recommend. "

" I recently stayed at Hotel Alpenrock Breckenridge, Curio Collection by Hilton, and I had a fantastic experience! The staff was incredibly nice and attentive, which really made my stay special. The breakfast was delicious and offered a great variety to choose from. I also loved the valet car service and the ski valet—such a convenient touch! Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Breckenridge. It was a perfect blend of comfort and excellent service!"

"I can see why Evergreen has a solid 4-star rating. My first impression was that it was kind of shabby: the furniture and carpets are worn, and the bathroom looks like it belongs in a highway motel. But, I had an excellent stay. First, the location is great for skiing. It’s only a 10-min walk to the Lionshead Vail Square where you can board the Eagle Bahn gondola and Born Free Lift. (you could also take the free intown bus for 1 stop, which saves you about 5 minutes of walking but could be helpful if your feet/body are sore). The ticket office is there too, plus all of the village shops. Evergreen is considerably cheaper than the other ritzy hotels in Lionshead. The hotel has a terrific staff: everyone was courteous and helpful and friendly. They let me check out a little later because I had injured my wrist on the slopes. Even though it’s not a luxury hotel, it provides everything you need. My room with a king bed was spacious, with a balcony. They include continental breakfast. The mattress was firm and new, and the pillows were plump and cushy, so I had a great sleep. There is an Indian restaurant, a bar/restaurant, equipment rental, ski/board storage, swimming pool, hot tub, and exercise room. They consider the environment, so the bathroom heater is on a timer, and there is a water-filling station in the lobby. The hotel was packed, but it was not noisy at night since everyone is up early to ski. "

"Everyone was extremely helpful. The roads were really bad and we were coming from Ohio moving to California. I am thankful they had rooms available "

"Great property, wonderful staff, nice rooms and other facilities."

"It was great the staff was very friendly. "

"Friendly and responsive staff, great breakfast, clean rooms."

"Great for a last minute stay after they closed the highway. "