Find hotels near Spaulding Bowl, Copper Mountain from NT$4,633

"Better than expected Bigger than we expected and as nesr the slopes as you can get"

"Great location, ski in - ski out, very affordable, great amenities, clean and overall in good condition considering it's almost 50 years old resort. If you're on the budget it's the place to be."

"The drinks at the bar were VERY over priced. That was discouraging. $25 for an old fashioned. "

"Ski slopes literally across the street. Mountains view were seen visibly. "

"The best experience! Right next to the slopes and an easy ride downtown on Gondola! Loved the pool and amenities! Shuttle service from downtown was also great! Can’t wait to come back!"

"Great experience except the charge for “resort fees” tacked on at check out. Just tell us the room cost up front and don’t add resort fees. This isn’t Vegas. "

"Easily accessible to all restaurants and slopes."

"Location! Location! Location!"

"If you've ever wanted to experience a lock-off unit masquerading as an "entire condo," this is your spot! The listing promises privacy, but plot twist—the main condo has easy access to your room while you're locked out of theirs. Who needs security when you can have that thrilling "someone could enter anytime" vibe? Listed for 4 guests but actually sleeps 7! The hosts crammed in beds at the expense of trivial things like a dining table. Breakfast in bed, lunch in bed, dinner in bed—living the dream! Who needs furniture when you have multiple sleeping surfaces? The "kitchenette" features a mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. The genius touch? ZERO dishes. Not even a cup for that coffee maker. It's a culinary escape room! Brings new meaning to BYOC (Bring Your Own Cups... and plates... and anything useful). Bonus features include shower curtain mold art and a check-in process that doubles as an escape room. Bedding and towels for 7 though, because consistency is overrated! Would recommend only to people I don't like. Disappointing, unsafe, absolute waste of money—but hey, creative advertising!"