Top Hotels Near Mercury SuperChair Ski Lift in Breckenridge from AU$298

"The staff all around were awesome and accommodating…. At this time of year it was the Mud Season for the Breckenridge Resort Complex and was in partial dormancy…. Still beautiful scenes and snow fun. I have mobility challenges and am a user of an electric wheelchair…. I would love to see more proper wheelchair access and more buttons to open doors as needed. Please research and decide on options to make the facilities and staff more compliant and understanding… Thank you greatly. Jeffrey Holliday. "

"First time in Colorado. This hotel was very clean and friendly. Very beautiful place to stay. "

"Everything was fabulous "

"Great place to stay!"

"Near by downtown Breckenridge. Walk to dining."

"Friendly reception "

"Close to everything, including a chair lift!"

"Excellent ski in/out resort! All the amenities to make the stay easier and comfortable were provided. Free shuttle service to and from town was a huge plus and very convenient. All the staff were very helpful and courteous. Very comfortable and quiet units; the kitchen had everything needed for cooking and dining in. The price was a little high, but you get what you pay for. Well worth it!"

"This is a great place to stay, lots of room for people with the many bedrooms/bunk-beds, and close to the slopes. I wanted to address the ski-in/ski-out situation very directly. I had a hard time understanding the topology before getting there, so I thought I'd describe it so people can make an intelligent choice. Ski-In (from Condo-to-Resort): The ski-in is down a stairs and hill across the street, then you have a ski down a path (and cross a river) which leads to the Quicksilver and/or Beaver lifts. There is a bit of pushing involved. The path starts out a bit steep, but an average blue skier could side slip it. If you are advanced, you will have zero problem. All this is to say that it's a bit of an adventure, vs. just "ski out your door". This was fine with me, but just want it to be clear with people. If you are a decent blue skier, you can do this and will not need to take a shuttle. Ski-Out (from Resort-to-Condo). This is much more complicated, but very doable. The comment of "it's impossible" is clearly wrong. So, to get back... you need to take the Falcon lift, ski down Cimaron-to-Flapjack. At the bottom of Flapjack you will get to a path, which leads to an access gate. You will go out the gate (the out-of-bounds gate) and follow the path (other skiers are also taking this), to the right. You'll eventually lead to a field, which lets you ski back to your condo. To see this, go to Youtube and search "Breckenridge ski burro trail". You can do it."