Hotels with Parking in Keystone

My goodness, where do I start. Well, let’s start with what happened. My husband and I checked in on July 2, 2024, as we had driven from Oklahoma (elevation 700) to Keystone Resort and Spa (elevation 9,000+). We made the mistake of not acclimating our bodies to the higher elevation, and (with my severe heart condition) I was in dire need of medical attention and Nini Koch (the hotel representation) recognized the severity, called for medical care, took charge and stayed on top of everything from the moment she recognized my crisis, until she took it upon herself to contact Priceline to ask for a refund (due to a medical crisis) on a non-refundable reservation, then helped us find another hotel and area (lower elevation) even though her hotel lost our business. She continued to check on me, even this morning )July 4th, to make sure I was ok and to tell me that everything was a “go” with the refund. This my friends is “true” customer service, an art that has since faded throughout the hospitality industry, it is alive and well at the Keystone Resort and Spa, and in the hearts and minds of Nini and her staff/co-workers. I would highly recommend this facility, as the room was great, the food fabulous (even though we only stayed one night) and the customer service is “best of class”. As an old hotel person and also an ex oil executive I have travelled the world, stayed at many a hotel and resort, and can honestly state that the commitment to great service and taking care of their customers is “top of mind” at Keystone Resort and Spa, and I cannot thank Nini Koch enough for going “above and beyond” the call of duty! Thank you, Nini and the entire staff at the resort

I was attending a family wedding to be held mid mountain on Arapaho mountain and the hotel was excellent location. Staff pleasant, helpful, efficient and knowledgeable. Room clean, comfortable bed, breakfast had many choices on their buffet.

Mom of a 12-yr old... need a say more? 😄 Why yes, I will, because for any parent or guardian looking to create a ski experience that allows for convenient breaks, hot cocoa infusions, and making the whole donning/removing of ski equipment easier, staying at River Run Village is the best way to go. My daughter and I went up for a two-day ski trip and stayed at Silver Mill 8307. We each had our own bedroom, plus as the mom I took the one with the private bathroom. We brought our own groceries, which all fit into the full-size refrigerator, plus the kitchen has all of the appliances you need to make every meal if you so choose. But let me tell you about the ski amenities, because that's the best part. We were able to store all of our equipment - helmets, boots, skis, poles, goggles - in our allocated locker on the first floor. So we'd get on our ski clothes, take the elevator down to the lobby, head to the locker room right there, grab our gear, and put it all on (minus skis, of course) by the warmth of a fire. Then we basically walked out the closest door and in three minutes we're in line at the gondola. Returning to the condo for lunch and at the end of the day was just as easy. Why is this awesome for me and for you, too? Minimal grumbling from the tween! Skiing takes a decent amount of effort just to get to the lifts, and keeping my kid's motivation at acceptable levels for what becomes a pretty expensive outing is why staying at River Run Village is WORTH IT.