We have just returned from our stay at the Allaire Timbers Inn. The inn is a short 10-min walk from the south edge of Breckenridge's Main St. and also conveniently located on the free shuttle bus route. Light floods the main living and dining areas, creating a welcoming environment. The innkeepers and their assistant were gracious. Our room on the second floor had a small balcony looking over the aspens. Although some of the decor was borderline "cute", the overall feeling was one of peaceful rest. If you prefer a small inn over a condo or large resort, this is - by far - the best place in Breckenridge!

Me and my wife stayed here for our honeymoon and it was perfect. One of the most impressive places I have ever stayed. It was cozy, friendly, and romantic. The owners are very helpful. The food is gourmet. Since so many other reviews said the same things, let me tell you some important details:

You probably won't be walking to town from this place, you could if you had to, but it is just a few yards farther away from the main strip than you would like. Even so, the bus pickup is in front of the parking lot.

We stayed in the suite with the hot tub, it was amazing, but I don't know how the other rooms are.

The setting of this place leads to the guests being friendly, especially during afternoon snack. This snack included beer, wine, tea, and snacks. Not crackers with cheese whiz, good snacks.

As to another reviewers comments about noise, we didn't notice a problem and we were on the first floor

We booked this B&B based on all the wonderful reviews. Everything that was stated as good in the reviews held true......but something that was ommitted by everyone is to let you know that the soundproofing/insulation of the building is terrible. We stayed in a ground floor room and were disturbed every night by the noise coming from upstairs rooms. If, as in our case, the people above you stay up late, get up in the middle of the night, or get up earlier than you, then you will get very little sleep unless you take ear plugs.......you can hear everything. Also, the plumbing noises of the pipework in action were very disturbing going on and off all night.
Perhaps if you stayed in a room on the first floor rather than the ground you could avoid being disturbed by other guests, however I am sure the plumbing noises would be the same....
It was such a shame as everything else was great. Based on the fact we got very little sleep during our 5 night stay, we would not consider staying there again. Maybe they can do something about it.... I am amazed that they have had no complaints. Oh yes and one other small but unpleasant fact; our bathroom smelled like cat urine....perhaps a previous guest had a cat with them and it was just our bad luck.

We stayed here for 4 days at the beginning of March 07 for 4 days of skiing. Our stay at the AT Inn ranks as one of the best accomodation experiences we have encountered in our travels. The owners and staff were extremely hospitable and welcoming. The room (we stayed in the Halfmoon Pass room) was clean, comfortable, and cute. The breakfasts were very enjoyable (and filling!), and the happy hour of wine and snacks in front of the fire was always most welcome at the end of a day of skiing. The main dining/living room has wonderful views overlooking the town with the mountains acting as a backdrop. The inn itself is a very attractive log cabin style building decorated in an appropriate western/mountain style theme. Skiers are provided for through the use of the heated ski & boot storage room. The inn is located at the south end of town on the free shuttle bus route (which we used twice daily for getting to the slopes and restaurants). It's about a 5-10 minute walk downhill to the central part of Main Street for shops and restaurants.
This is an excellent choice for people who are perhaps a little hesitant of B&Bs. There is ample opportunity to socialize with the other guests if you want to (e.g. the happy hour), equally, it's a place that respects your privacy.
A quick restaurant recommendation: we thoroughly enjoyed our meal at The Cellar. A little pricey, but well worth it.