Comfort Inn Beaver Creek

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146 rooms, 4 floors

The property is located just a few blocks from the new Riverfront Gondola Express with easy access via the free Town of Avon bus. Via the new gondola, skiers have direct access to Beaver Creek, Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead ski terrain as well as McCoy Park Snowshoe and Cross Country Ski Track. Guests can take the Avon bus or a short walk to the new Avon transit hub which provides convenient free public transportation to Beaver Creek Village and throughout Avon. For a nominal fee they can catch the bus to Vail, Edwards and beyond.

Harry A. Nottingham Park, the Avon Recreation Center, Avon Public Library and the Avon Municipal Building are all just across the street. The park features a lake with paddle boating in the summer and ice skating in the winter as well as a recreation path for jogging, walking, bicycling, or inline skating and a playground. The Recreation Center features a pool with a water slide, diving boards, a toddler pool, lap pool, and a fitness center.

Property renovation was completed in late December of 2008, and included new mattresses, linens, and furnishings in every room, new sofas, furnishings and amenities in the lobby, as well as a new front desk. An on site fitness room opened in March 2009 with two elipticals, one treadmill and one bicycle. The Comfort Inn Vail/Beaver Creek also offers complimentary wireless internet access throughout the property and pets are welcome for a nominal extra fee. Kids 18 or younger stay free in room with adult.

The oversized air-conditioned rooms with two queen size beds offer free wireless in-room access and views of the beautiful Vail Valley. Other amenities also include a complimentary copy of USA Today and local paper, complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, year-round outdoor heated pool and hot tub, free parking, and coin operated laundry facilities. Each room features a coffee maker, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, voicemail, cable TV, and pay-pay-per-view movies.