Summit County Hotels with Parking

We had a great time staying at Mountain Thunder. Gorgeous location and great amenities. Short walk into Breckenridge, so didn’t really need our car. Will definitely stay there again!

Great stay overall. Annoyed by the $10.00 parking fee that I was unaware of but most likely in the small print.

That is a motel and it is really outdated. While in the room you can hear everything that happens in the neighboring rooms. The fridge was so noisy that I had to unplug it. On the positive side, beautiful view to Ptarmigan lake, nice breakfast, nice hot tub

The hotel does not have breakfast, there is no free parking, but you can stop the free parking opposite the road. Overall, it is clean and the scenery is good, but note that Ctrip does not indicate that the price does not include spa and wifi, and will be charged when leaving the store. No matter what you use, 25 knives per room per day

While the hotel was nice and had pleasant views, I would not say its worth the money. It was particularly frustrating to learn that they had no parking available other than their valet parking. And while valet parking is covered by their amenity fee (also absurd and a junk fee that is completely unnecessary) the cost of parking itself is $50 a night. So $100 in hidden fees on top of room rate.

Keystone Resort was an absolute delight. While the check in was in a different location, it is very easily assessable via car. We love the fire place and the complete amenities in the room. The room was overlooking the lake which was beautiful. For those who are not used to winter weather, the rooms had heaters and the toilets as well.

We were expecting a GRET stay instead we were surprised by many non typical incidents. First we did not have parking spots the attendant at front desk was less than excited to assist us. The room was nice but we asked for no pillows with down feathers and instead had all down pillows:( I’m highly allergic.  I asked for pillows they told us we would receive them and never did. Me and husband had hives over and over and it could have been from all of the pets all over this location. Overall just disappointed at our stay. Scenery was amazing but that was it. Even to get coffee it was a task. We had to go down and get it after waiting a couple of hours. Village at Breckenridge peak 9 inn needs to step up their game!! Our ac was so loud we couldn’t even hear TV! Very overpriced for stay that probably would have been better at a low end hotel!

The room is nice and cozy, the breakfast is better than other hotels I stayed. The front desk manager is very nice and helpful. My wife has a meeting after checkout time and he has offered many options to us, including a temporary key to use our room, use the business center or cafeteria, or late checkout. He is very considerate.

Noisiest place I have ever stayed. Bed was extremely firm and got terrible sleep. I never received a room number and it took several calls to track that down, then the PIN number for the lockbox they gave me in the email was wrong and I had to call them again. There is no AC which I thought would not be an issue when temps were in the fifties for a high…. I was wrong. It’s too warm, had to sleep with the windows open and you just hear road noise and guests constantly.

I think this is a typical chain hotel. Not only is this great, but it is also important to know that you cannot deviate from expectations. This is unusual and I am happy to include breakfast.