Steamboat Springs Hotels with Balcony

When Isabella checked us in she was friendly and helpful. Our one bedroom suite was nicely updated, spacious, and stocked with more than we needed (toiletries, pots/pans, dish soap, etc). The heat worked very well, the shower was nice and hot, and the bed was comfortable. Ran to Walmart around the corner to buy a rug for inside the front door as our snowy shoes were quite slippery on the flooring. It was tough to turn onto the street when going somewhere as the plows caused high snow mounds that we couldn’t see around/over for oncoming traffic. For that same reason it was almost impossible to walk our dog around the area; we ended up having to put him in the car and drive somewhere else. The staff was very kind and let us have a late checkout since it wasn't a busy arrival day. Overall we enjoyed our stay and will definitely book with them again.

This is perhaps THE most disappointing experience as timeshare owners. This property is in an amazing location for winter skiing, but is old and dated. As heritage Starwood for many years, we have been to many Westin and Sheraton properties, often returning, but we will not return here. The lobby, parking entry, elevator area, and hallways feel like a government office building. Our room was so small and narrow that even my husband complained about it. Most annoyingly, as loyal players in the timeshare game, with lots of unused points, we were shocked when we complained about the tiny room with no terrace and asked to upgrade using points, we got a hard no. We did not enjoy our 5 nights here because we could not sleep while the other wanted to read or watch tv. This property only has studios and 2 bedrooms, no one bedrooms, and the studios are small with no terrace, so beware the property is not comparable to others in the chain. No amount of points and despite it being off season and place is empty, could get them to move us to a better room. And we could see many rooms were indeed still available online. We could look up at all the unused terraces from the pool with the chairs perfectly positioned and could tell oh so many rooms were empty while we crammed into this tiny space. I cannot fathom in the first place why they would give such devotees to the Marriott Bonvoy brand the worst room in the place with views of the roof and no terrace? Meanwhile the pool and hot tub areas were quite nice, though in need of umbrellas. Please look at the picture of what is described as a “Juliette balcony” and you can see why we felt swindled into this room!