Find Hotels with Bars in North Keystone, CO

"Location for skiing was great! Very nice breakfast! Lots of choices! Quiet while we were there! "

"Great staff, the shuttle service was great! "

"This was a large 1 bedroom unit with all the amenities and a nice gas fireplace. Perfect location to slopes and downtown. Will book again for sure. "

"Dirty, awful shower, holes in the doors "

"The room was very good. The location is outstanding. The bed was terrible - needed to be replaced!"

"Definitely coming back"

"Convenient location and room clean and in good shape. "Hot breakfast" was a joke and I am glad I did not include with the stay."

"Overall, quiet and clean. Beds were comfortable and in good shape, but couch was completely saggy and worn. Coffee shop was great. Disappointed by hot tub space not being well maintained as this was one of the draws to stay here. Advertised 3 seperate temp tubs and a cold plunge pool. Cold plunge was out of order the whole stay and most of the hot tub jets were not working. Location was amazing and definitely a ski in-out spot with free ski lockers on site - just a walk across the courtyard to get to the lift ay the base of peak 9 and Village ski school. On-site valet parking was convenient but was an additional $45 a night)."

"The front staff were rarely there. I was first shown a room that didn't have the two beds that I'd reserved. Moving to the appropriate sized room, I popped back to the front desk to ask for toiletries, as there were none. The desk staff said the individual shampoos were still to be delivered, and no soap other than 1 bar was in the place. He handed me the only full, family-sized bar of soap. The coffee is central in the lobby. Anyone who desires creamer uses a spoon in a Costco-sized communal creamer container. Anyone with a sense of hygiene should think to stay elsewhere than in a hotel that runs out of the soap bars adequate for all rooms. The hotel shouldn't pass regulations if it requires all guests reach into the same creamer container as the unwashed hands of guests who weren't given out any soap."