The Village at Breckenridge "Hotel" is by definition a Motel. A hotel has at least one restaurant inside the confines of it. The Village does not have a restaurant within it. One has to actually go out - into the freezing cold in winter - seeking for a place to have breakfast! Granted, the plaza that is surrounded by the hotel has average or below average places to eat, but are not in any way connected to the "Hotel". The rooms are not clean and attention is lacking. The towers are not interconnected to each other, so if you want to visit someone in a diferent tower you, again, have to go out of the tower to the street or plaza to get to the other tower. The attendants claim they are connected if you take into account the undergruond parking lot. Furniture and beds are old and missing parts. One can tell maintenance is not a priority in this joint. I will never stay there again.

What can I say but "WHAT A SPOT" ... we stayed at the Village for two weeks in a Studio Apartment ... could not have asked for a better spot ... three minute walk to the lifts ... hot tubs right under our window ... main street only a few steps away from the front door ... and what a view to wake up to every morning ...

This place had everything we needed and the only time we had to venture out was to enjoy the night life or get some supplies from the supermarket.

Service was great and nothing was a problem for staff ... only downside I think is having to pay extra for a couple of clean towells and no room cleaning service unless yet again you wanted to pay more.

Can,t wait to get back there again in two years as the skiing is FANTASTIC ... and yes we will be staying at the Village again ...

My husband and I stayed in a studio unit in January. The hotel has an excellent location; we were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go. Check-in was quick and we had no trouble with parking.
The room exceeded our expectations. We had booked a discounted room through our season ski pass and were very pleased with the value. The room was large with a full kitchen and couch. Everything was clean. We also used the outdoor hottub which was nice. Although the resort was crowded, we had a hottub to ourselves. We would definitely stay again.

We stayed in the hotel room at The Village of Breckenridge for 4 nights. The staff was extremely nice and helpful (the manager even gave us his own coffee and filters since the hotel only had decaf in stock). We thought the beds were perfectly fine and slept soundly for 8-9 hours all nights but one. The one night is due to the thin walls and drunken skiers. The room is spacious and included a queen bed, pull out couch, mini fridge, coffeemaker, and TV/armoire. No microwave however. We had an end room which may have been for handicapped people based on the bathroom which was large but not enough shelf space. The shower had great water pressure, and was stocked with more towels than we ever needed.

The hotel hot tubs are indoors. There are 3 hot tubs clustered together that each seat 5 adults comfortably, and 6 uncomfortably. The hot tub temp is 104 degrees but can be cooled off by opening the door or window to the outside.
The location is ideal. You are a 2 minute walk from the bottom of the Falcon lift at Peak 9. And the hotel is a 2 minute walk to Main Street in Breckenridge where there are lots of dining and shopping options. The parking garage at the hotel fills up quickly, but you can drop your keys at the front desk and they will valet it for you for free in that case. Other than our drive to Copper Mountain 1 day, we never moved the car. If you plan on skiing Breck the whole time, you may want to consider using Colorado Mountain Express or some other service to take you to and from the Denver airport and forgo car rental.