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Property Amenities
Main Street Station by ResortQuest's media room has a 123-inch screen and theater-style seating for scheduled movie nights and private screenings. Other amenities include a 24-hour reception desk, ski valet, an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, and complimentary heated underground parking.
Rooms
Main Street Station by ResortQuest has 82 fully furnished condominiums. All include gas fireplaces with Colorado sandstone hearths and timber mantles, built-in entertainment cabinets, and custom windows framing views of the Ten Mile Range.
Units include private bathrooms for each bedroom, offering complimentary toiletries. Large, open kitchens have natural slate flooring, custom cabinetry, granite countertops and backsplashes, and black appliances.
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Dining
Quandary Grille - Homestyle favorites such as steak, bourbon chicken, ruby red trout, and barbecued ribs. Bar with eight large-screen TVs and 12 beers on tap, including several Colorado microbrews. The après-ski bar presents live entertainment. When weather permits, lunch is served on the patio overlooking Maggie Pond.
Pioneer Club - This private lounge, open only to hotel guests and condo owners, offers drinks throughout the day. It's a popular choice for aprés-ski drinks. Guests can sign up in the club's lounge for a variety of guided mountain activities.
Recreation
The hotel includes a fitness center with a view of the plaza, cardio and weight-training equipment, showers, locker room and steam rooms, an indoor and an outdoor pool, and a wall of windows that opens onto the deck with seven outdoor spa tubs. Ski valet services include storage, boot warming, and ski tuning. Bike and golf equipment storage is offered in summer.
Summit County, where Breckenridge is located, offers numerous winter recreational activities including skiing, snowboarding, sleigh rides, and snow tubing. Summer sports include hiking, biking, gold panning, ballooning, rafting, and mine tours. The Breckenridge and Silverthorne recreation centers have indoor pools, basketball courts, skateboard parks, indoor climbing, tennis courts, and fitness programs.
Area golf courses include the Breckenridge Golf Course, a 27-hole Jack Nicklaus-designed municipal course; Keystone Ranch and The River Course at Keystone, approximately 7 miles east of Breckenridge; Copper Creek, the highest championship golf course in North America; 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.
Main Street Station is located in Breckenridge, which has a summit elevation of 12,408, and which gets an average of 300 inches of snow annually. Its four interconnected mountains—Peaks 7, 8, 9, and 10, each with its own personality—encompass 2,207 skiable 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, and are accessible by 27 lifts.
Keystone Resort is seven miles from Breckenridge and linked by a free 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. Keystone is popular because it stays open late. At the height of the season, 15 trails and a lighted terrain park are open at night.
Other shuttle-accessible 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 reached 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 has 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 hotel; fees may apply.
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out of 35 reviews
“Great Location”
Stayed at this resort for the first time last week for 5 nights. VERY please with the accommodations with only one exception....no AC, and the room got really warm in spite of having the heat off. The AC was not inoperable, it was not available as we found out. Had to open a balcony door to cool the place off(no big deal to me since I like it cool anyway). Everything else was excellent--very neat, well furnished, CLEAN too! Very convenient to everything in the town, skiing too. The only other thing that I would like to have changed is that we had to check our board and skis in at one of the other buildings, so we did have a short walk(not too bad though). Staff was very nice and helpful. Would stay again as long as its in the winter.
“Very Nice”
We stayed during the "off" season & it was extremely reasonable. The location is fablous. Be aware that there is not daily cleaning service, but I didn't think it was an issue. Also, during off season, all the ammenities are not available for use.
“It meant our expectations!”
The studio was great. Just the right size. Walking distance to all the neat shops and restaurants. Next to Maggie's Pond and the wonderful restaurant, Quandray's Grill with the most beautiful outdoor view of the mountains. We would stay here again.
“Wonderful hotel I'll return to over and over again”
We were in the West building, one floor down from the top and it was fantastic. Our room overlooked Maggie Pond and the Silverthorne ski run. The room was large, with plenty of space to leave ski clothes everywhere! The kitchen had EVERYTHING you would need to cook almost anything!! It included salt and pepper, dish washer and regular soap and even laundry detergent, but we never did laundry while we were there (there was NOT a clothes washer or dryer in our room). The fireplace was gas and emitted enough heat to make us turn the actual heater off. The balcony was cozy with two chairs and a small table. The couches were very comfortable. The decorations were lovely. The master bedroom had the tallest bed I've ever been in!! And the coziest blankets ever. It was a very comfortable, big bed - it took up most of the room. There was a very large, well finished out bathroom with two sinks. Everything was top-notch. We loved our stay and will return over and over again.
“Great spot, great location, will return!”
This was our second stay at Main Street Station and we will return for many more. This is the best location in Breckenridge. Easy ski access and Main Street is right out your front door. The free in house shuttle is a win-win, they'll take you anywhere in town. If you drive in, the underground parking is great. Be sure to use the free ski valet, it saves a lot of time.
“Would return soon”
Went here for two nights and to scope out the facility for our wedding and reception. Think it will be ideal ... and we had a great stay. New buildings, excellent underground parking, 1 bedroom condo had plenty of room, large bathroom, wonderful kitchen, excellent view -- third floor right above the Blue River. We kept the windows open the entire time we where there. The sound of the river provided an excellent background for sleeping :) The service was wonderful and friendly, the exercise room was more than adequate with new equipment and the surroundings gave us plenty to do.
“very nice hotel in a good location”
we had a really great time
“Pleasantly Surprised”
We had a nice,comfortable room with all the necessities. The front desk people went out of their way to take care of our needs. The room was clean, spacious, everything worked, enough light, comfortable bed, good linens and a great location. There was a bathroom rug that was tattered and should be tossed because of the impression it leaves and the TV is a normal size and the maintenance man had to reprogram the remote. I used ear plugs and could still hear the bar crowd in the court yard below, but in spite of the negatives I would definitely stay here again.
“Great location, great suite”
We were at Main Street Station during the summer so the experience may be different from a winter stay. My wife and daughter were in a comfortable suite with a nice and useful kitchen and large bath. Parking is underground and convenient. By being at the south end of Main Street there were great places to eat right downstairs and on the street.
“Main Street Staion”
HUGE room very centrally located - very clean. Easy to get to slopes and a part of the town as well.
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