Highlands Area by East West Hospitality

Great condo in the heart of Beaver Creek with all the amenities you would expect in a luxury hotel.

The hotel and location were perfect. Having stayed in this area on multiplule occassions it was wonderful having the ski-in ski-out facility. Staff were very pleasant but our room was tired and in need of renovation.

The hotel/condo is right on the slopes, great ski lockers with boot storage. This hotel was less than 30ft from the lift. The condo was well stocked and we cooked in everyday but one. We went to Beano's Cabin for dinner one night and it was the best dinner we have ever had in Beaver Creek.

Great location! The ski room and ski lockers made getting on the slopes so easy! The unit we had needed some updating but was very clean and comfortable. Would definitely stay here again!

This condo with ski-in-out is 200 yards uphill from the Park Hyatt. Probably 200ft vertically higher. There is a shuttle van service for Beaver Creek to take you anywhere, including your skis, and you will need to take it unless you hoofing about mountain. Driving is limited and parking fees are high, so use the shuttle. Hyatt spa is used via pass, but you cannot easily walk in a robe to the pools/tubs of Hyatt, you will need to get properly dressed and take the shuttle to the lobby with your gym bag and swimsuit and then get dried up for return. Then again you could walk sidewalks, cross a foot bridge and ski slope to Hyatt, if you like. In terms of condo, we had a recently renovated condo which was laden with unusually lux marble bathrooms and fancy wood fireplace and sitting balcony with views. Other condos might not be the same and the common areas are not fancy like at the Ritz. There is also no scene at this complex. For that go to the Park Hyatt with a slick new bar and restaurant called "8100". 8100 also has a vast new apre ski deck with outdoor fire pits and heaters. The best and most fancy place at BeaverCreek is the Ritz for rustic stone chalet ambience and it seems a competitor to the Stein in Utah. Bottom line is this place offers a lot of quality living space, underground parking and proximity to the action at a better price than the two top places. Beaver Creek is all relatively new, so hard to go wrong here.