Park Meadows Lodge

Paper thin walls. We were on the bottom floor and of course heard every step upstairs. I booked on
but for some reason can’t leave a review. It says no dogs. My big buttocks, there were no less than 4 dogs that I saw, and they were not working dogs. My other half said it was like staying in a trailer. Much truth there but I’ve seen nicer trailers. Will NEVER stay here again. The vending machines: soda didn’t have a cooler apparently and the other stuff wasn’t stocked, for an event weekend no less.

Small space cabin feel. Good location and cozy. Good for the price for Breckinridge and near everything. There’s also a free shuttle nearby to take you to places. Free parking, wifi and cable TV and a cute kitchenette with everything you need to cook with.

The perks of this rental was the location and cleanliness. Walk just down the street to the (free) bus stop which will take you right to the slopes. After skiing you can take the 4’oclock run right to your front door. This run is a very easy trail that beginners can manage. Within a short walk to shops and restaurants. This was the least expensive option that I could find that was ski-​out. Our condo was very clean. The bathroom was remolded and the carpets seemed new. The condo was small. With the two of us and all our gear we did not have much extra room. If you wanted to sleep 4 it is possible, but it will be very cramped. Our expectations were not to spend much time in the condo itself.
My only complaint was with the quality of the wi-​fi. We wanted to look up other activities to do other than ski and it was difficult. This is a common complaint of mine in regards to staying in places that offer «free wi-​fi.» I understand when I stay at a cheap hotel that the wi-​fi may be crap, but when I pay more for a condo I expect some internet connectivity.
In summary
–pros — cost (relative to other options), location, cleanliness
–cons — small, limited wi-​fi, no pizza cutter in unit

The worst place I have ever stayed at in my life!!!
The walls are super paper thin, you can hear every word from your neighbors. Our neighbors were smoking weed, and partying very loudly all night in their room. The next morning I called the front desk, because there was NO NIGHT STAFF PAST 11PM. I asked the front desk to be moved, but the front desk said they are completely booked, and cannot move us. I explained that the neighbors were very loud, and smoking weed, and all night the smoke was coming through to our room. They were up partying until very late and disturbing us.
The front desk person said they would get a hold of our neighbors, and make it stop. However, if it continued for us to call the cops. I felt this was very rude, and extremely awkward for a hotel to ask any guest to do!
Anyhow the noise, partying, and pot smoking continued for our entire four day stay. And it made for a very lousy time for us!
Additionally the following was very disappointing aspects of our stay:
The hot water in the shower was very hit or miss, the water temperature seems to have a regulation problem. As the water temperature fluctuated from burn your skin off hot, to freeze your balls off cold. So, on top of getting a terrible nights sleep, I could not even look forward to a nice shower.
The place was small, and crammed. The WIFI did not work the entire time we stayed here. There were many things in disrepair, like a broken soap dish in the shower, nasty grimy, and rotten caulking, and water blistered drywall.
In all this place was a dump, the guest services were terrible, the maid services were spotty, and it made for an all around horrible time. I would not recommend this place to anyone. It was the biggest rip off that I have ever experienced in my life!!!

We stayed here two nights in February and it was decent. The main lobby has a big fireplace and some vending machines and I think there’s a hot tub outside somewhere. The rooms were small but clean and comfortable with a kitchen area for cooking. There’s a free shuttle that takes you downtown or to the ski areas. It was a good location, and within easy walking distance from Main St.

I found Park Meadows on
and the photos of the rooms advertised on their site are definitely not the same rooms as Park Meadows. Park Meadows rooms are very small and outdated, with brown shag carpeting. Don’t expect to stay here comfortably with more than 2 people because once the sofa bed is pulled out there is literally no room to move around. However, if you’re only a party of 2, this place is perfectly fine. It’s clean, has a full kitchenette, is a 3-​min. walk to Main Street, and is affordable. The bed, which is NOT a queen as advertised, is firm but comfortable. The bed size seemed more like a full-​sized bed, and so did the sofa-​bed. There is no lobby with employees at the lodge — you check in at ski rental shop up the road — so if you need anything once you’re in your room, like extra towels, it’s a bit more effort than just popping into the lobby to ask someone. A fireplace in the lodge community room was advertised, however it was not lit during the whole weekend we were there. The hot tubs were nothing special, but they were on and hot and felt nice at night. However, you do have to put the top off and on yourself.

I will preface this review by saying that we did not gain access to the property name until after we were locked in to the room with no deposit return capability available to us and flights already booked.
The consolidator that sold this property to us for our vacation set the property up as 5* accommodations at 2−3* prices, and that the property comfortably sleeps 4 with 2 queen beds.
When we arrived, it was a 1 bedroom (no sq footage in the bedroom) condo with a pull out «queen» bed. I am 6’2 and my feet clearly hang off the bed, so the width may have been a queen, but this queen was a midget.
The property itself is absolutely the perfect property to host «Hot Tub Time Machine II». It likely has not incurred any sort of renovation since the 70’s, and is well past its prime. 5* is absolutely laughable, as most requests required a call to the property management company, no staff on the property, and received a level of resistance or like they were being put out for having to attend to issues such as extra towels or a hair dryer. It also seemed like a negotiation had to occur, such as replacing 3 day old wet towels that never dried and then saying, well, we can bring you two new ones…
Also, the wifi in the location is free, but it is unsecure, so anyone from any other condo can basically suck bandwidth. There were times where I could not even reach Unilocal for more than one page load without it timing out.
I will add this, if you are looking for the absolute minimal accommodation at a inflated but not super inflated price, you have the right place.

The Breckenridge Park Meadows is just like getting into a hot tub time machine! One step into this place brings you back to 1979. Unit 4A was adorned with wood panelling even in the shower! Although this lodge could use a home makeover, the place was cheap, clean, cozy, and close to the mountain, which is all that you need when you’re spending most of your time riding that pow. No real complaints about this place except that the walls are pretty thin and you can hear the footsteps of people above if you happen to have a ground floor unit, but that really didn’t bother me too much. I’d definitely recommend this condo to cost-​conscious shredders alike, and I will be booking a unit here again the next time I am in Breck.

I booked a room here through
. For a little over 300 a person (double occ), we stayed here 4 nights/​4 days and had 4 days of lift The place you check in is a snowboard shop on Main St and then you drive here.tickets. It is listed as «50 yards from the slopes» and «in town»… not true. It is three blocks from the quicksilver superchair and two blocks from main street up a hill. Sure, you can walk up a steep hill and snowboard down 4’o’clock run (if you are decent and not a rookie like me and can avoid trees). The walls were thin (avoid being placed on the bottom floor– it sounded like a stampede upstairs). Thankfully the people left half way through our stay. The decorations are very cheesy (see pics) and the appliances are old but you get what you pay for and this is definitely a «value» for a resort town. Be sure to go to the store before you get to town (I think t here’s one off the 70) since everything is fricken expensive!

Eleven of my closest friends and I were looking for a cost-​effective place to stay while we snowboarded at Breckenridge. We chose 3 studios that slept 4 people per room. Each room cost just under $ 200 for one night, including all taxes. This may sound steep but it was a peak weekend and there is usually a 3-​night minimum, so all things considered, we got a decent deal.
Although the rooms are old and space is tight, it is conveniently located. You can literally ski/​snowboard to your door from the 4 o’clock run and a Breck shuttle has a stop just around the corner. You could also walk 2 blocks to Main street for dinner/​drinks.
The lodge has a common room with a very cozy fireplace (my favorite spot), couches, pool table and free coffee. Upstairs, there are more couches and a big TV. And outside, there is a hot tub.
This place isn’t the best by any means. It’s aged and the furniture is a hodge-​podge. It could definitely use an update but if you’re not picky and just need a place to stay, this one works just fine.