Hoteles cerca de Drop Off en Crested Butte

“Es un hotel muy lindo y elegante. Está ubicado a una corta caminata de las pistas. Reservamos un estudio, para mi hija y para mí, equipado con una cocineta con todo lo necesario para preparar alimentos y refrigerarlos. Era pequeño pero suficiente para dos personas, con una chimenea muy agradable que resultó excelente para calentar la habitación después del día de ski. El baño estaba muy limpio, con buena calidad de artículos de higiene y toallas nuevas muy suaves y esponjosas. Tiene también un...

“Estuvo bien solo que en algunos lados si había algo de polvo respecto a limpieza, me hubiera gustado que estuviera abierto el bar pero disfrutamos mucho de la estancia ahí y claro que volveríamos ”

“Se siente mucha tranquilidad y muy acojedor ”

“Clean, great location, and all the essentials.”

“Attention to detail”

“En el anuncio dice que está a 21 mi de aspen y la verdad está a 3 hrs y no me quisieron reembolsar el dinero ”

“Dishes were put away dirty. Kitchen dirty. No on-site restaurant. Good WI-FI. Front check in staff very professional-they did assign a wrong room. Understaffed.”

“The condo was very clean and comfortable. There was no humidifier and the light over the sink was out, but after calling the front desk they brought us a humidifier and fixed the light. The light over the stove top only worked on low. Everything else was fine and we enjoyed our stay. ”

“The unit was very dated. It is also odd that you walk into the bedroom, having to go through it to the sitting area/kitchenette. Our room adjoins another room, and we heard their TV and chatting until they went to sleep. That was annoying. The location and staff were phenomenal ”

“Nice location, fire pit smores”

“We were here for a wedding and every event (including the reception in the Public House) was within two blocks. This made our trip so easy. And by the way I did not know any of the event sites when I booked our stay at the Public House. The only place I would stay should I find myself in Crested Butte again.”