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Nestled between three separate mountains featuring five expert bowls, gladed tree skiing, smooth cruisers, mogul-covered runs as well as wide, groomed designated slow skiing trails, Keystone is a haven for skiers and snowboarders of all levels and abilities. A seven-month ski season promises adventure on the slopes, whether on skis, a tube, sleigh or in a snow cat. Summer is perfect for hiking and biking mountain trails. Off mountain, Keystone Village provides entertainment and shopping galore.
Things to do in Keystone
1. River Run Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
My tween had a great time, thus so did I.
Reviewed By RachelMooreRSMom 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.
2. Expedition Station at River Run
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Week of skiing
Reviewed By patandjamieA little trouble at first getting our keys, then they didn't work. But after that it was a great location. Quiet at night which I loved. At 10:00 the kids go to bed. The adults go to bed. The bartenders go to bed. The dogs go to bed. Walk to the gondola in the morning. Great skiing. Might want to make your own breakfast and lunch as mountain side is expensive. Comfy beds and a hot tub outside. Lots of variety on the mountain.
3. Gateway Mountain Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 70 reviews
Gateway Mountain Lodge is centrally located in between both River Run and Mountain House ski area bases at Keystone. Walk to the slopes or take the complimentary shuttle that stops right outside the main lobby of the complex. A restaurant/bar, spa, ski shop and liquor store are all located on the ground level of the complex. Enjoy the fitness facility, indoor pool and hot tub or just relax on the common area patio or lobby. Whether you're a party of two or of 10, our inviting mountain accommodations are available in a range of sizes, giving you as much as 2,200 square feet of luxurious space to spread out. Couples can choose an efficiency studio, which is designed as an oversized hotel room and includes one king, queen or Murphy bed - along with a roomy sitting area, full-size bathroom and small in-room refrigerator and microwave for your convenience. If you need more space, one-, two- or three-bedroom units are available with plenty of living space.
Tamara S
Reviewed By E402AVtamarasThis has to be one of the worst places we’ve stayed! They have stupid crazy restrictions! Only one parking spot despite advertising that the Condo can “house an army!” Also YOU HAVE TO MAKE RESERVATIONS TO USE THE POOL FACILITIES! AVOID thus place!
4. Evergreen Condominiums
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
No generators
Reviewed By jennifermJ6148IJThe fact the power had gone out for at least 6 hours during a “1 hour rolling blackout” with no warning or notification of the power outage during 10° weather. No heat and no power. My husband went to the front office to inquire about the situation and found the front office had power but the condos didn’t have generator back-up was stressful especially since I am a disabled veteran with medical devices that NEED power. When we asked about compensation for the time without power, was told that would not happen, even though when my husband went and talked with the people at the front desk about the situation, he was informed we would receive some compensation for the outage. The temps were below freezing, roads were horrendous so couldn’t drive anywhere and had already paid for a service that was not being provided during a time. After we get back home, 2 charges appears on our card that shouldn’t be there. There wasn’t any check out instructions located anywhere in the room and numerous attempts were made to call the front desk for instructions and no answer was ever received. I would not recommend this property. During the power outage, many went to their vehicles to try and warm.
5. Keystone Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Heart of the village
Reviewed By katieeck92We stayed right in the heart of the village and loved it. The village is full of shops and restaurants and if your lucky live music. We loved being able the sit on our balcony and people watch. The go dam and chair lift rides are an easy walk from the center of the village We can’t wait to stay here again.
6. River Run Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
My tween had a great time, thus so did I.
Reviewed By RachelMooreRSMom 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.
7. Gateway Mountain Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 70 reviews
Gateway Mountain Lodge is centrally located in between both River Run and Mountain House ski area bases at Keystone. Walk to the slopes or take the complimentary shuttle that stops right outside the main lobby of the complex. A restaurant/bar, spa, ski shop and liquor store are all located on the ground level of the complex. Enjoy the fitness facility, indoor pool and hot tub or just relax on the common area patio or lobby. Whether you're a party of two or of 10, our inviting mountain accommodations are available in a range of sizes, giving you as much as 2,200 square feet of luxurious space to spread out. Couples can choose an efficiency studio, which is designed as an oversized hotel room and includes one king, queen or Murphy bed - along with a roomy sitting area, full-size bathroom and small in-room refrigerator and microwave for your convenience. If you need more space, one-, two- or three-bedroom units are available with plenty of living space.
Tamara S
Reviewed By E402AVtamarasThis has to be one of the worst places we’ve stayed! They have stupid crazy restrictions! Only one parking spot despite advertising that the Condo can “house an army!” Also YOU HAVE TO MAKE RESERVATIONS TO USE THE POOL FACILITIES! AVOID thus place!
8. Aspen Ridge Condominiums
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 19 reviews
Bait-and-switch through priceline.com, tripadvisor.com, and tingo.travel
Reviewed By Robert BThe room was fine, but it wasn't what I booked. I searched through Kayak.com, which sent me to priceline.com; I picked the condo I wanted (Aspen Ridge Condominiums - a 5 minute walk from the meeting I was attending), which sent met to tripadvisor.com. I entered my info and payment there, and it was still Aspen Ridge Condominiums (I have screen shots and printouts), but it was actually booked through tingo.travel. The confirmation said "Mountain House Neighborhood by Keystone Resort", but the address was the same as Aspen Ridge Condominiums, and I'd seen several places in the area listed under more than one name. When I showed up, they told me that the two are not the same, that I was in Mountain House, and that Aspen Ridge was full. (The two condos are on opposite sides of US 6, but have the same address somehow.) So now I went from a 5 minute walk to a 10 minute drive - not useful during a 15-20 minute break. I called tingo.travel after I got back, and they blamed TripAdvisor, but there's apparently no way to contact TripAdvisor, so I'm out of luck. I could have booked a hotel down the hill, in Dillon, and been right next to restaurants, stores, FedEx Office, etc., and still been about a 10 minute drive away, for less than 2/3 the price of the condo. Not happy with priceline.com, TripAdvisor, or tingo.travel, but there's no one I can talk to about it. Since TripAdvisor keeps sending me e-mails to rate Aspen Ridge, I thought I'd try to warn others. (Mountain House was OK, by the way, but not great. Maybe better if you're skiing. Stay in Dillon, instead.)
9. Settlers Creek 6535
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Great town home right across from the pool
Reviewed By aschindel17My family of 5 stayed here for 6 nights for our family vacation. There were plenty of beds and bathrooms. I have 2 teenage boys and a 10 year old daughter. My husband and I enjoyed the master bedroom at the top of the stairs, with a nice sized bathroom. We had a walk in shower and a whirlpool tub. My daughter had a nice sized bedroom at the back of the town home with her own bathroom. The boys had bunk beds and the bathroom that was shared with the living area of the house. Nice kitchen, all the appliances and cooking utensils that we needed. Nice living room and a small deck. The town home was right across from the pool. The kids enjoyed swimming every day despite it only being about 65 degrees outside. The pool was heated.
10. Lone Eagle Condos at River Run Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Lone Eagle Lodge at River Run is the premier lodging destination at the Keystone Ski Area. A true ski in/ski out location, Lone Eagle offers luxury accommodations, amenities and the ultimate ski holiday experience. Located at the foot of the ski area, Lone Eagle is also an easy walk to the heart of River Run Village where you can enjoy many shops, restaurants and nightlife. The complex boasts luxury common areas complete with plush furnishings, gas fireplace, library, outdoor deck with seating and a gas firepit for your enjoyment. The building also offers an outdoor heated pool and hot tub area, open year round and a fitness room. On call complimentary shuttle service will take you anywhere you would like to go in the Keystone area that isn't easily accessible by Lone Eagles fabulous location!
Lacking Value
Reviewed By NeilDiamond79Lone Eagle is the only real ski in / ski out property at Keystone. That part was nice, but the rest of the experience was less than stellar. We rented a three bedroom condo (3046) and had plans to entertain each of the three nights we were going to be there. Unfortunately, we could only park one car on the property and any other vehicles needed to be parked in the general parking lot for River Run (a brisk 10 minute walk away). Water pressure was low for the entire stay. The elevators were extremely slow. Any calls for assistance ran through the general Keystone switchboard. Luggage carts were scarce. The unit seemed to be furnished from the local thrift shop. Small television, one uncomfortable couch/sleeper and two chairs from the 80s. The ski locker latch was broken. I expected more after paying over $1,200 per night. Do your homework before selecting this option.
