Comfort Inn Near Vail Beaver Creek

Wow! I was impressed. I have felt that the “Comfort Inns” have been a little lacking in the past few years regarding cleanliness, lighting, breakfast, etc. as a matter of fact, even though I was a “choice member” I avoided staying at a Comfort Inn. I had no choice and had to stay at one in a different location a couple weeks ago and it only confirmed my thoughts, “don’t stay there”. However, this one at Vail/Beaver Creek was quite different. It was clean, lighting was bright, even had hot soup and hot cocoa in the late afternoon waiting when we got back from a fun, cold day of skiing! I liked it so much that I actually recommended this particular Comfort Inn to others.

Overall for the price hotel is nice , room was clean but the bathroom could use a little bit more cleaning. Stuff is very friendly , breakfast was fresh and with many options to choose from .

Good location for our skiing vacation. Room was clean and bed was comfortable. Breakfast was good most days. Lack of hot food the last two days was disappointing.

Clean room and the staff is really nice. I wish their pillows and covers would be better though.

The door of the room I stayed in has a visible gap between the door frame and the lock. So it feels like someone can easily break in, even though the front desk assured me that the area is very safe. Otherwise, it is an affordable location to spend one night.

This is an affordable hotel that checked every box my family and I needed. The hot tub and pool were nice enough. Breakfast was included and a great bonus. The staff was very kind and helpful!

Room was clean and updated, staff was nice, breakfast pretty solid with hot food options. Very nice stay!

Best location for a ski vacation in Beaver Creek, excellent hotel breakfast, pool, and hot tub for apres ski.

The hotel was clean, comfortable, and well located, and the staff was friendly. It worked well for a ski trip. However, I was disappointed by the excessive use of single-use plastic at breakfast — plastic cutlery, disposable cups, and individually wrapped items. In a mountain community especially, this feels outdated and environmentally irresponsible. I hope management considers more sustainable alternatives.