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Hotels in Breckenridge
18 Hotels
BlueSky Breckenridge
42 Snowflake Drive, PO Box 1345

The upper-middle-range BlueSky Breckenridge is a ski-in/ski-out property in a tranquil wooded area right by the Snowflake Lift and a 15-minute walk to Main Street. The 52 condo units (one- to four-bedrooms) are clean and pleasant, with living rooms, balconies, and full kitchens with stainless steel appliances plus washers and dryers. A contemporary rustic-chic atmosphere permeates, with a particularly charming lobby with a fireplace and library. The heated outdoor pool is a highlight, complete with three hot tubs. Other features include a small bar, well equipped game room, and spa and fitness facilities -- though the latter is a bit small and doesn't have many machines. The property lacks a restaurant though. For a hotel with that feature, check out One Ski Hill Place, a RockResort, which also has a bowling alley.

Grand Lodge on Peak 7
1979 Ski Hill Road

The Grand Lodge on Peak 7 is an upscale resort at the base of Breckenridge Ski Resort’s Independence SuperChair, a seven-minute drive into downtown. A true ski-in/ski-out property, the hotel has 114 modern condo-style rooms with kitchenettes or full kitchens, plus an on-site spa, indoor and outdoor pools, and a playground for families with kids. The hotel is geared towards those who want to stay close to the slopes with the convenience of a self-catered apartment alongside hotel-style features, though free housekeeping is only provided once per week. It’s worth comparing rates to nearby Crystal Peak Lodge, which has similar luxurious features, but lacks a pool, at a comparable price point.

Trails End Condominiums
455 Village Road #215

With large one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom condo options, two on-site Jacuzzis, and a community pool across the street, Trails End is a great mid-range choice for families. The six-story building is a true ski-in, ski-out property at the base of Peak 9 -- the nearest lift and a kids' ski school is just 75 yards away -- and walking distance to the shopping and nightlife of Main Street. But some of the individually owned condos have not been updated in a while and feel old an dirty.

Beaver Run Resort and Conference Center
620 Village Road

Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center is an expansive year-round resort featuring 515 rooms and a picturesque slope-side setting at Breckenridge's Peak 9. Compared to other resorts in the same pearl class, Beaver Run offers a slew of amenities -- a heated all-season indoor/outdoor pool, multiple restaurants and hot tubs, a spa, a convention center, outdoor tennis courts -- though its ski-in/ski-out access to Peak 9 is a main draw. Getting to Main Street, Breckenridge's downtown area, from the hotel is a bit of a hike, though. For a more luxurious ski-resort experience, try One Ski Hill Place, a RockResort on Peak 8.

The Corral at Breckenridge
84 Broken Lance Drive

These individually owned condo units, just south of Main Street and a 10-minute walk to the closest ski lift, are homey and big (they start at 900 square feet), with gas fireplaces, washer/dryers, private garages, full kitchens, and decks (some featuring a private hot tub). They have one to three bedrooms, plus at least one pull-out sofa, making this a popular option with families and groups. There's not a lot in the way of service and amenities, but there is some: communal Jacuzzis, two tiny, lackluster fitness centers, a game room, and on-site rental management.

Valdoro Mountain Lodge
500 Village Road

The upper-middle-range, 70-room Valdoro Mountain Lodge by Hilton Grand Vacations Suites, with an on-site ski and bicycle shop, delivers a family-friendly getaway near Breckenridge’s Main Street and the Peak 9 lifts. Condominium-style rooms have full kitchens and fireplaces with cozy, lodge decor. Facilities include a seasonal pool, hot tubs, a sauna, gym, and full-service spa, plus a game room and playground for kids. Unfortunately, there's no on-site restaurant or breakfast service, despite there being a members' lounge bar. Travelers seeking a property with an on-site restaurant might want to consider the Beaver Run Resort & Conference Center.

Pine Ridge Condominiums
400 4 O'Clock Road

Pine Ridge's 81 mid-range condos, located in 15 buildings lining 4 O'Clock Road, are some of the largest in Breckenridge. Though they're individually owned, the management company categorizes and prices them based on the quality of decor. All come with fireplaces, balconies, and full kitchens, as well as access to the property's two on-site Jacuzzis and the community Upper Village indoor/outdoor, year-round pool.

Grand Timber Lodge
75 Snowflake Drive

The three-pearl Grand Timber Lodge shares the slopes with the Breckenridge Ski Resort, and has ski-in, ski-out access to its Snowflake Lift.  As a time-share property, the quality of the 157 condos can vary, and the decor is dated overall, but each unit has a kitchenette or full kitchen. There's a family-friendly atmosphere, thanks to the playgrounds, picnic areas, game rooms, and two indoor-outdoor pools and hot tubs. There are also game nights, free cookies, and a free shuttle to take guests into town for a change of pace from the on-site Lodgepole Bar and Grill. It's worth comparing rates at the nearby Wedgewood Lodge, or the DoubleTree by Hilton Breckenridge for similar ski-in, ski-out access and amenities.

Village at Breckenridge Resort
535 S Park Avenue

This mid-range property is, as the name suggests, a veritable village, with a ski school, seasonal childcare center, and a mix of 240 hotel rooms and condo rentals in five different buildings. Its mountain lodge decor is typical for Breckenridge, but its indoor/outdoor pool is one of the largest you'll find in the area (though the bar isn't particularly high), and the outdoor whirlpools are located on attractive redwood deck with mountain views. Guests also get access to the amenities at One Ski Hill Place. The property's best feature, though, just might be its location just off of Main Street, across the plaza from the Quicksilver lift.

Mountain Thunder Lodge
50 Mountain Thunder DR, Unit 601

These mid-range condo and town home rentals come with a solid array of on-site features: two fitness centers (though they're on the small side and a bit dated), a big outdoor pool, and three whirlpools -- not to mention use of additional off-site amenities including a media center, billiards room and two-lane bowling alley. Added perks include a heated underground garage and a free shuttle to town. The homey units, despite being individually owned, have a consistent quality of decor, and all come with fireplaces.