Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The legendary ski slopes transform into hiking and mountain biking trails once summer melts the snow away. Gondolas whisk you to mountaintop restaurants where even the fanciest welcome you in hiking boots after a day's adventure.
Simba Run was great property to stay at during our time in Vail. Could use a little more safety by keeping the entry doors from the garage into the property locked especially at night. Though there was a double lock, staying right off the elevator and by an exit door felt like we needed a little extra security like a cross bar on our unit door.
The entire unit was clean and very spacious for us. Very affordable for an offseason stay.
Simba Run was great property to stay at during our time in Vail. Could use a little more safety by keeping the entry doors from the garage into the property locked especially at night. Though there was a double lock, staying right off the elevator and by an exit door felt like we needed a little extra security like a cross bar on our unit door.
The entire unit was clean and very spacious for us. Very affordable for an offseason stay.
Jaleesa
Reviewed September 16, 2024Reviewed September 16, 2024
Excellent hotel/resort and very friendly/professional staff. We stayed at the Mountain Thunder lodge off-peak season at Breckenridge (Nov 30 - Dec2), so admittedly the resort was quieter than usual, but we were automatically upgraded to a larger (2-bed) room upon check-in and felt extremely welcome. The rooms are well furnished and feel very much like a winter/ski lodge should feel. Location is excellent (there is a under-road tunnel that leads directly to the BreckConnect gondola - maybe a...
Excellent hotel/resort and very friendly/professional staff. We stayed at the Mountain Thunder lodge off-peak season at Breckenridge (Nov 30 - Dec2), so admittedly the resort was quieter than usual, but we were automatically upgraded to a larger (2-bed) room upon check-in and felt extremely welcome. The rooms are well furnished and feel very much like a winter/ski lodge should feel. Location is excellent (there is a under-road tunnel that leads directly to the BreckConnect gondola - maybe a...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed December 3, 2015Reviewed December 3, 2015
great lodging, but not ski-in/ski-out. they do run a shuttle every 20 minutes to river run which is nice but our kids had to go to the other side of the mountain for the easy slopes. tip for families with begineer skiiers - stay on west side of keystone.
great lodging, but not ski-in/ski-out. they do run a shuttle every 20 minutes to river run which is nice but our kids had to go to the other side of the mountain for the easy slopes. tip for families with begineer skiiers - stay on west side of keystone.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed January 16, 2017Reviewed January 16, 2017
Perfect location! River Walk is right behind you! Main Street is only a block away so you can literally walk everywhere. Our unit was right above the restaurant so was a little noisy but only until 9:00 pm…..so not bad
Perfect location! River Walk is right behind you! Main Street is only a block away so you can literally walk everywhere. Our unit was right above the restaurant so was a little noisy but only until 9:00 pm…..so not bad
Property management and property condition, excellent. homey, clean, well appointed condo. We were placed in Flying Dutchman not Forest condo, so condo layout was 2 Queen vs 2 king in description which didn't matter to us since we were only 2 (daughter and I) Staying onsite and being able to take shuttle to lift area is great benefit. Heated pool was open, and also a great condition
Property management and property condition, excellent. homey, clean, well appointed condo. We were placed in Flying Dutchman not Forest condo, so condo layout was 2 Queen vs 2 king in description which didn't matter to us since we were only 2 (daughter and I) Staying onsite and being able to take shuttle to lift area is great benefit. Heated pool was open, and also a great condition
Really great people in every aspect of the place. From front desk to concierge (Carol) to ski (Nathan) and parking valet, all great! Some aspects of the rooms are just beginning to get a little worn and dated - to be expected in a ski resort. Absolutely great location!
Really great people in every aspect of the place. From front desk to concierge (Carol) to ski (Nathan) and parking valet, all great! Some aspects of the rooms are just beginning to get a little worn and dated - to be expected in a ski resort. Absolutely great location!
Ronald
Reviewed February 9, 2021Reviewed February 9, 2021
Great place to stay! Convenient to Main Street and walking distance to everything! Overall great place to stay only negative thing is the walls were thin, and we could hear the people next to us and above us. Other than that highly would recommend.
Great place to stay! Convenient to Main Street and walking distance to everything! Overall great place to stay only negative thing is the walls were thin, and we could hear the people next to us and above us. Other than that highly would recommend.
Tara
Reviewed December 27, 2023Reviewed December 27, 2023
This place is perfect. Affordable, right next to the slopes, and has all the amenities you need (hot tub, ski locker, etc.). Only negative was pillows were pretty bad. Bring your own.
This place is perfect. Affordable, right next to the slopes, and has all the amenities you need (hot tub, ski locker, etc.). Only negative was pillows were pretty bad. Bring your own.
Salman
Reviewed January 29, 2018Reviewed January 29, 2018
Condos in Vail range from NT$6,233 to NT$10,699 per night. This will give you lots of space for your whole crew at a price that's easy on your wallet. These prices were available on Expedia within the past 7 days, for a hotel booking with a check-in date within the next year. Prices reflect current offers and availability is subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
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