Colorado Trip - need help on where to stay

[ikonXone]

I am planning on going to breckenridge next year about this time. I am using time share and trying to figure out what places would be better to stay at and i am hoping locals or anyone that knoes the area can help out. I am looking easy mountain access as the main thing and then secondary to be around everyday life things.

My options of where to stay:
- Gold Point Condominiums
- Grand Timber Lodge
- Hyatt Main Street Station
- Marriott's Mountain Valley Lodge

[Nevereversummer]

HOw many people are planning to come?

[ikonXone]

will the amount of people determine a better place to stay?

[Nevereversummer]

Yeah, because you can get group discounts at places pretty close to the mountain.

[ikonXone]

Yeah, because you can get group discounts at places pretty close to the mountain.

i think you misread my question. i have time sharing so i have places i can stay which is listed in the first post so a group discount is not needed. i just don't know which one of those places is closet to the mountain or has easier access to the mountain and city. as for lift tickets, i will use my existing peaks account to buy the discounted tickets.

[Nevereversummer]

Whoops, my fault.

Try google mapping the locations.

[ikonXone]

i know i can google and get a vague idea, but i was hoping to hear from a local or someone that has visited and may know of the places and their location to the surrounding area. google only gives you so much information.

[snowboarder]

Go to the Mariot. Great place at an Ok price.:D

[ikonXone]

Go to the Mariot. Great place at an Ok price.:D

what is the mountain access like from the Marriott? would i need to walk, drive or is there a gondola near?

[Nevereversummer]

There is a town gondola that you can take from the bottom of Shock Hill.

[Burton Doom]

If I were you Id take the lodge cuz its close and really nice. Im staying at beaver run and Ive stayed at the village and those are like 100 feet from the lifts but you cant go there.