Winterpoint Townhomes by Ski Country Resorts — Hotel in Breckenridge

The condo is spacious and in a good location. Overall, the place was very nice. Unfortunately, the fireplace didn’t work and the hot tub was not clean. We reported these concerns. The fireplace was never repaired. The hot tub was attended to, but the chlorine was so strong that it burned your eyes making it unpleasant to use.

We visit Breckenridge one or two times a year and on some occasions in the past we have booked with Ski Country Resorts. Most companies value returning customers and treat them with extra kindness. Unfortunately, that was not our experience with SCR in Breckenridge. They are so concerned about getting burned by their guests, that they don't even share the actual addresses of the properties before your arrival. If you are traveling with others, it makes it really difficult to share information. If you like being treated like an enemy instead of a welcome guest, this is the company to book with. We will reconsider other lodging options...

-units might not all be the same. |3.5/5||Pros- Management company is (Wood Winds) fast and reliable when you need something fixed or a question answered. |- Pretty big for a condo. Plenty of space stretch out. |- ski in ski out. Have to walk about 1/4 mile to lift |-dvd/vcr combo|-garage|-washer and dryer in unit |-wood burning fire place with tons of dry wood in the garage|-big kitchen table and small nook table||Cons- |-Hot water. Only 1 shower can be taken before you need to give the water heater a 20 minute break to heat new water. You could probably get away with two quick showers in a row. |-lighting. The place needs more light. All they have are lamps throughout the whole unit. |- no hdtvs|-temperature control. There is none. Each room has its own thermostat and they don't work well. You set the temp to 70 it feels like 90 etc....

We have been traveling to Breckenridge for over a decade and there are many great properties but VERY few which facilitate ski in / out, walking to town, a view of the ski area, and a garage. Even $1000+ per night locations such as Shock Hill, One Ski Hill, etc require a car to access town. Winterpoint Townhomes allow guests to park their car and never have a reason to get back in (aside from getting groceries). The units are very large (some still need updating) many are newly remodeled and include their own hot tub along with real wood burning fireplaces, internet, heated...