Wildwood Snowmass

For almost $300 a night, this place is ghetto! No air conditioning, you have to go next door to check in, and the hot tub/pool were dirty. The staff was super friendly though but overall the rooms are very run down and dirty. You might as well spend an extra $50-$100 and stay in a better, nicer, and cleaner hotel.

We arrived and there was no one at the counter, there was a sign directing to other place to check in, or call a number. Hubby called and someone came to check us in. I paid online and the counter person requested an extra $25 , ok, well, we paid. Room was basic, and I mean it. No microwave, a micro-refrigerator, the bed had only a sheet on top, no comforter, no blanket, only a sheet. You can’t have micro refrigerator and coffee machine in the same outlet, you have to unplug the micro refrigerator or move the coffee maker to the sink counter. There were 2 towels only, 2 small towels, really. Corners in the room had lots of lint/dust, even at check out there was nobody there. I couldn’t find a ice machine. The view from the balcony where the elevator is, was beautiful.

My father and I spent 3 nights in this dump and to say we were not happy once we checked in is putting it extremely mildly. First the only elevator had steel diamond plate on all the walls, painted fire engine red. It felt like you were going to work in a factory instead of a staying at "3 star hotel" when we entered our room, decorated in late 60's decor, it was about 80 degrees. Being a mountain hotel I understand that air conditioning isn't used. There were no toiletries or towels in the room, and only a half roll of toilet paper. As we were going to the front desk to ask for these items, we just happened on a housekeeper and asked for them. She took a garbage bag, put ithe tems in the bag and handed it to us. When we came back from packing my brother's apartment (he is moving out of Colorado, the purpose of our trip) we went to our sauna room and realized we weren't given cups for water. I went down to the registration desk to ask for some and there was no one there. There was however, a sign stating that if we needed assistance, to contact another hotel. There was also no screen on the window that would be able to cool the room down and neither my father or I felt comfortable leaving a window wide open for anyone to saunter in. The next day we went to the hotel we were told to go to if wee needed assistance to ask about getting the room cleaned and for water glasses. They told us that they don't send housekeepers to rooms unless it is asked for. What? I thought this was a hotel. The housekeeping staff cleaned our room only on the day we asked for it. The next night, it hadn't been touched. I understand that it's nearing the off-season, but at least have a skeleton crew on to handle the needs of your guests. This place was terrible and we will never stay here again. I would recommend any potential guests do the same. 0 out 10 stars (if I could go lower I would)

Stayed three nights in August. Great spot for the adventure traveler. Amazing location---just steps from bars, restaurants and the ski mountain. I even had wonderful down-valley views. If you just need a bed to sleep in and you are out and about most the day, this is your spot. Lucky to still have an affordable hotel in Snowmass that is practically slope side.

Let me start by saying I often stay at “budget friendly” hotels and understand properties are often outdated etc. This was something else. There was no one at the front desk at any time- we had to go to the sister property down the hall to get any help. We had bunk beds in the room and the top bunk had no sheets or comforter. There were numerous damaged items in the room (end table, heater, light fixture) and no screens on the windows. The bathroom smelled moldy. I attempted to contact the property by phone and email and never got a response. The walkways need serious repair and it feels like you could fall through at any point. We had to go nextdoor daily to get towels as the room was not cleaned during our 4 night stay. It felt like an abandoned hotel. The only plus is the location and that we had a balcony with a door we could open for air flow. The other rooms windows barely opened and I can’t imagine how warm they got.