Village at Breckenridge Resort

Guests must be at least 18 years old to check in at this property.
There are no room charges for children 12 years old and younger who occupy the same room as their parents or guardians, using existing bedding.

The following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.

• Hotel resort fee: US$15 per room, per night

Hotel resort fee inclusions:

• Internet in guestroom
• Use of business center/computer
• Self parking
• Additional inclusions

The above list may not be comprehensive. Mandatory hotel-imposed fees may not include tax and are subject to change.

What to expect: This aptly named resort—one half-block off Main Street in Breckenridge at the base of Peak 9—is a village unto itself, with shops, restaurants, and accommodations that include hotel rooms, studios, and condos. Ample event space (30,000 square feet) makes it a popular choice for business meetings, group ski trips, family vacations, reunions, and weddings.

Amenity highlights: Guests can unwind in an indoor/outdoor pool and outdoor spas. Maggie Pond offers ice skating in the winter. The Village at Breckenridge Resort features a ski school, medical center, and pedestrian plaza with gift and gear shops. Its two restaurants and smoke-free pub are open during the summer and winter seasons.

Insider tip: Among Breckenridge's many summer diversions is the Alpine Superslide. Riders sled down the mountain on three tracks that range in challenge level for children and adults. Other park features: Superputt miniature golf and the “Amaze’n Breckenridge®,” Colorado's largest maze.

Set beside Maggie Pond, the Village at Breckenridge Resort features two restaurants, a smoke-free pub, and pedestrian plaza with children’s arcade and mountain gear and gift shops. Additional amenities include an indoor/outdoor heated pool and eight spas, fitness center, business center, 24-hour front desk, and heated underground parking. An outdoor tent is available for weddings.

During the winter, the resort offers ski schools for children and adults, ski-in/ski-out access from the Maggie Building to the Quicksilver Super6, and ice-skating on Maggie Pond. Other winter amenities include a daycare nursery.

This is a smoke-free resort.

The Village at Breckenridge Resort features 240 hotel rooms, studios, and condominium units. Amenities include LCD flat-panel TVs, humidifiers, and dial-up Internet access. All hotel rooms are nonsmoking.

During the winter, guests can ice-skate on Maggie Pond. An indoor/outdoor pool and three spa tubs are open year-round. Discount passes to the Breckenridge Recreation Center are also available.

Summit County, where Breckenridge is located, offers numerous recreational activities. Besides skiing and snowboarding, winter sports include ballooning, sleigh rides, and snow tubing. Summer sports include hiking, biking, gold panning, ballooning, rafting, and mine tours.

Golf is played at the Breckenridge Golf Course, a 27-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed municipal course; Keystone Ranch and The River Course at Keystone; Copper Creek, a championship golf course at Copper Mountain, and The Raven Golf Course at Three Peaks in Silverthorne.

Activities at the Dillon Dam Recreation Area, 10 miles north of Breckenridge, include boating, sailing, camping, canoeing, fishing, and Nordic skiing.

The Breckenridge and Silverthorne recreation centers offer indoor pools, basketball courts, skateboard parks, indoor climbing, tennis courts, and fitness programs.

Breckenridge, which has a summit elevation of 12,998, gets an average of 300 inches of snow annually. Its four interconnected mountains—Peaks seven, eight, nine, and 10, each with its own personality—encompass 2,207 acres, including four terrain parks, four half-pipes, and 772 acres of bowls. The resort’s 146 trails are 52 percent expert/advanced, 33 percent intermediate, and 15 percent beginner; they are accessible by 27 lifts.

Keystone Resort is seven miles from Breckenridge and linked by a complimentary shuttle service and interchangeable lift tickets. The resort, which has a 12,408-ft summit and gets 230 inches of snow annually, offers 2,870 acres with 116 trails: 19 percent beginner, 39 percent more difficult, and 49 percent most difficult. These are accessible by 19 lifts, including two gondolas. During the high season, 15 trails and a lighted terrain park are open at night.

Other nearby Summit County resorts are Arapahoe Basin and Copper Mountain. A-Basin, as it’s known locally, stands tall at 13,050 feet. Its 69 trails are accessible by six lifts. The terrain park, Mutha’ Hucker, is one of the highest in North America. A-Basin’s season extends from October through June, depending on weather and snow. Copper Mountain’s 125 trails are accessible by 22 lifts. It also features terrain parks for adults and children, and jib parks, including Night Rider, open evenings on Fridays.

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.

Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.