Having read the recent reviews of The Breck in I didn't expect a Marriott, but turns out we still had a great experience. Like many others we stayed here as part of the Lodge at Peak 7's timeshare sales incentive. Our parents own at The Lodge and we were excited to check it out and have a getaway as a family. When we arrived at The Breck Inn (after 13 hours of travel) we were exhausted. The hotel is conveniently located at the entrance to town, very easy to find. The gal at the check in was very kind, knowledgeable and accommodating. She even offered to upgrade us to a 1 bedroom suite for our stay (very helpful of her given we were traveling with our 2 1/2 year old son). The room was very accommodating - full kitchen, plenty of towels, king size bed, pull out queen sofa sleeper. Both beds were VERY comfortable with plenty of bedding and pillows. Everything was very clean and the recent updates are attractive. Breakfast is what all the other reviews suggested - continental breakfast (waffles, hard boiled eggs, doughnuts, muffins, cereal, yogurt, juice, etc.) I don't have any complaints. It was nice to have juice, coffee, hot chocolate, granola bars, and fruit available all day and night. A very nice touch. We enjoyed the use of the hot tub and forgive the lack of swimming pool given that the community rec center is just across the street. There is no AC in the room but a fan was in our closet - we put that in the window and it cooled things off perfectly. Given the price of this hotel, we would definitely stay here again and would recommend it to friends and family.

Like many others, we stayed here as a comp to viewing the Grand Lodge of Peak 7. Interesting that the Grand Lodge people put us up here to try and sell their place which is significantly higher end.

Nonetheless, we felt the room was a bit tight, but reasonable. The biggest issue is the A/C unit which sits about 2 feet away from one of the beds. All night it just blasted into me ~ so much that i had to build a pillow wall to keep from freezing all night. Turning the unit off just heat up the room too much with four bodies inside and the road noise outside was too great to leave the balcony door open.

Nevertheless, for ski season, this motel is probably a good setup. It is reasonably close to the lifts and on the bus line. The comp breakfast was actually decent and not just coffee and donuts (they had muffins and cereal too).

Stayed here at discount for taking tour of Grand Lodge on Peak 7. Room was nice though small. Would have been nice to have an easy chair, but there is no room. Getting in and out was a little complicated as it is on a divided highway and you cannot exit out to go both ways, depending on direction you going you need to make a U turn at the corner. Too much bedding for room temperature that you control. Ours was set at 63 and it was still too warm.

The Breck Inn comes with a catch; we had to take a 90 minute tour of the Grand Lodge on Peak 7. The hotel was modest and very clean with an average continental breakfast, comfortable bed, and large hot tub. It is located within a mile of the town gondola to access Shock Hill, Peak 7, and Peak 8. Parking was $10, but since we had four in our car, the carpool rate of $5 applied. Assistance at the hotel is always available; however, the person, only one person I do believe, working the front desk area accessible to guests is also doing many other duties around the property, so though he is available, he or she is pulled in several directions much of the time. All in all, it was well worth the roughly $200 I paid to stay for four nights and the discounted lift tickets. By the way, we also purchased a time share at the Grand Lodge on Peak 7. We enjoyed it for a short time before we left, but we are looking forward to returning next year.