Discount Hotels in Breckenridge, Colorado

With slope-side accommodations starting near $100, Breckenridge, Colorado is an affordable ski vacation. The mountain appeals to skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Beginners and intermediates have the most terrain, but experts will find places to explore as well. Charming, historic Main Street offers family-friendly and fine-dining options, boutique shopping and hip bars. Unlike high-end resorts, budget hotels are not out on the highway---they're right in town and on the slopes. Prices are estimates for the 2009-2010 season.

Great Divide Lodge

Located near Peak 9, Great Divide Lodge is just 50 yards from the nearest chairlift and two blocks from Main Street. The lodge's cozy lobby has a stone fireplace and inviting couches perfect for collapsing after a day on the slopes. Its 200 spacious rooms have mini-fridges and coffee makers, TVs, wireless internet, in-room movies and even Nintendo games. Prices range from $125 for a room with one king-size bed to $145 for a mountain view deluxe room.

Great Divide Lodge
550 Village Road
Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 547-5725
(800) 906-5698
www.breckresorts.com/greatdividelodge

Village at Breckenridge

This expansive ski-in/ski-out hotel is right between the mountain and Main Street, and adjacent to ski school meeting spots. Studio hotel rooms at The Village Hotel run from $125 to $135, while condominium suites start at $135 for a studio and top out at just over $300 for a three-bedroom. Village at Breckenridge offers four hot tubs, outdoor pools, a game room, gym, childcare center and on-site medical center. Hotel rooms contain mini-fridges and coffee makers. Condos have full kitchens. Renovations have added flat-screen TVs, wireless internet and even MP3 players. Some rooms are dog-friendly.

Village at Breckenridge
535 S. Park Ave.
Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 453-2000
(800) 800-7829
www.breckresorts.com/villageatbreckenridge

Breckenridge Mountain Lodge

The rustic Breckenridge Mountain Lodge sits on historic Main Street with shuttle service to the slopes, about five minutes away. The lodge's 71 rooms contain TVs, phones and individual heat control. The lobby fireplace invites adults to mingle, while kids love the game room. Rooms run about $100 a night. Dog-friendly rooms are available.

Breckenridge Mountain Lodge
600 South Ridge Street
Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 453-2333
www.breckresorts.com/breckmountainlodge

Nearby

Other budget options are available in the nearby town of Frisco, about 15 miles away, and are accessible via car or the free Summit Stage bus service. Here, you'll find familiar chains like Holiday Inn, Best Western and Ramada.

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Article Written By Kelly Aspen

Kelly Aspen's writing focuses on natural places, cultural sites and wildlife. She has nine years of experience as an editor and writer for magazines, books and websites, including Trails.com, Travels.com and Weekendnotes.com. She attended Vassar College and now lives in the mountains of Colorado.

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