“Amazing Condo!”

Arrived in town for a short vacation. The condo we rented at Cimarron was unbelievably well kept, quiet, and convenient. Close proximity to downtown Breck. An October trip to Breckenridge was amazing due to it being mud season, but it was anything but muddy! Can't wait to stay here again!

“We rented on VRBO and our condo was great. ”

The condos here are nice with a parking garage and plenty of room. We had a family of four but this place could sleep six. The condo is across the street from the bus pick up. Two blocks from Main Street and in the heart of everything. Great view of the mountains. Two hot tubs and a sauna. You coul… Több

The condos here are nice with a parking garage and plenty of room. We had a family of four but this place could sleep six. The condo is across the street from the bus pick up. Two blocks from Main Street and in the heart of everything. Great view of the mountains. Two hot tubs and a sauna. You could use the village pool too. We had access to storage to put our skis in. This place had a balcony. Mostly renovated with lots of kitchen supplies. Having a washer and dryer was a plus. Nice complex.

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“404 Cimarron”

This place is vastly adequate, enormously plain, hugely average. It is big. It is basic, dated and plain. There is plenty of room; there is no luxury. The furnishings are old and cheap. No fine linens in the beds or baths. No decent utensils in the kitchen. The wine glasses seem to be a collection … Több

This place is vastly adequate, enormously plain, hugely average. It is big. It is basic, dated and plain. There is plenty of room; there is no luxury. The furnishings are old and cheap. No fine linens in the beds or baths. No decent utensils in the kitchen. The wine glasses seem to be a collection of stems prior guests have "liberated" from local eateries. The kitchen is supplied with plenty of coffee filters, paper towels, dish soap (both for the sink and the dishwasher), very basic utensils and cutlery, salt and pepper. The cheap bed in the master bedroom has been vastly improved by the addition of a memory foam topper that makes it fairly comfortable. The twin beds in the other room are about as cheap and flimsy as they come, but better than the floor. There are extra pillows and blankets. The wood-burning fireplace is stocked with wood and fire-starters. There are plenty of hooks and a bench for stowing ski gear by the door. The deck has views of the surrounding peaks, if you look around the surrounding roofs. It is a short walk to the ski school at the base of peak 9, where we enrolled our son. There are 3 humidifiers which we appreciated, and kept humming the entire time we were there, which helped keep all of us from completely drying out. If you have a lot of hanging clothes, bring hangers, as there are only a few provided. The bathrooms were stocked with plenty of towels for us, I believe there were 4 in each bath, replaced in the middle of our week-long stay. The indoor hot tub was in-operational for the duration of our stay. We used the outdoor hot tub, which we learned too late, once we were steeped in it, was disgusting. They figured out how filthy it was and addressed the issue, meaning it was out of use for the rest of our stay. There is heated parking and coin-operated laundry (I think $1.75 per washer, same for dryer) in the basement. There is no laundry detergent provided, nor offered in vending machines, so bring your own. Check in/out was on Main St, which seems to be common here, as we've had to do that several times. I felt this property was WAY overpriced for the quality, but, that said, I would stay here again if, as it was this time, it was all we could find. At least I'd know what to expect. We were traveling with our 7 year old, and he loved it. There are a couple of games, some playing cards, poker chips and 2 jigsaw puzzles.

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