Pines at Meadow Ridge

The place has a 1970s feel with bare minimum provided, some of which would not even work. The kettle leaked, it had to be held over th sink to make tea. Coffe maker was 100 years old, broken in parts and coffee provided was a terrible, cheapest pouch you could probably find. Cannot imagine cooking in that kitchen. Furniture and beds as old as the place itself. Mattresses on beds as hard as rocks. No streaming on TV, some lights in our unit also were not working. The worst thing still -checkout is at 9 am. I don't think I ever saw a check out this early anywhere else in the world. Although the place operates as if it were a hotel, you only get a voicemail when you call them at the number provided. Yet the bombard you with automated text messages wishining you a great stay.

Clean, comfy and cozy accommodations. Great location in the heart of Fraser with amazing views of the mountains. Conveniently located next a supermarket and several outdoor attractions including Winter Park Ski Resort.

The Winter Park Resort is my least favorite ski resort since I have been skiing for the past 38 years. the 2 towns closest to the resort have limited restaurants with good menus and Monday and Tuesdays a lot of the restaurants are closed. Wifi driving instructions are not good and the roads in Fraser are not well maintained during the week we were there. Only hae front wheel drive and had to be pushed out of road area 2 times that was not maintained well.

Nice place, a little dated but everything was maintained well and working. You have to type slowly on the keypad to get in. Comfortable beds, good heat, plenty of hot water, it was all good. The ridge club was nice for hot tubs after skiing. The purple line bus has a stop right in the parking lot in front of the unit making it easy to get to the ski resort and back without parking hassles. Get the lift rider app to see the schedule and live bus locations.

The units are very 'outdated' looking inside with dark paneling, plate-ware, cups and stove. The outdoor garbage bins are surrounded by old wood and there is a lot of hooks and chains to maneuver to get to the dumpster before putting your trash in them!

My husband and I drove from Idaho to Colorado to spend time with our daughter and son-in-law and granddaughter and celebrated her 6th BD. We drove 9 hrs. but they only had to drive 2 hrs. Was a nice 2 bedroom condo. Full kitchen. Fireplace.

Quiet, clean resort with access to all the amenities you could need. Nestled in the mountains, with easy access to streams, reservoirs and the Arapaho National Park. The aspen are turning this time of year, and is a beauty to behold.

We love the location and the unit was outstanding. I made some suggestions to the Pines about some things that Airbnb and VRBO hosts commonly provide (coffee and filters, cleaning supplies, etc.) that the Pines did not. We loved our visit, so these were just suggestions to make our visit a bit better. One note: It was inconvenient that the community center did not open until 9 AM. Even though we were on vacation, we still usually workout around 8 AM.

There's no staff at this resort to answer questions. You can leave a message for them though and maybe they'll get back to you. They message constantly asking for check-in time and departure time. Strict no pet policy yet we see dogs everywhere (yeah, I might be a little bitter that I couldn't bring my dogs) We've had workmen doing renovations downstairs and next door which wouldn't be an issue except I have a sick kid who has to listen to banging and mariachi music all day everyday (Even Sunday). Water stains and discoloration on the ceilings. The folks at the amenity center weren't particularly friendly either. Said they were not affiliated with the resort? Only nice things I can say are there's a pretty view and it's conveniently located. Maybe I'm just in a snit because my kid is sick, there's nothing open this time of year, and the weather has been unseasonably cold. All I know is I will never come back.