Sheraton Steamboat Resort Villas

Resort is nice. But it was ‘mud season’ and almost all of the resort facilities were closed, so it is hard to fully evaluate. Rooms are very nice and views are beautiful.

I had read mixed reviews about the property, this was our first family ski trip to Steamboat. We actually thought the Sheraton was great. It is in front of both Gondolas, it’s really the center of the base of the mountain. You can rent your skis in the floor below. They will keep them for you overnight. We thought the condos were spacious and well equipped. It honestly did not felt dated to us. Our room looking at the smaller gondola , my only complaint was the noise of a machine that probably moved the little snow there was. Personell was very kind. We avoided the breakfast that is offered to explain the owners benefits as we’ve found that they use hard sell tactics. Lobby is spacious and the property has a Starbucks type coffee shop and a mini market in site. The pool and tubs are nice. My daughters enjoyed a cowboy boot painting activity. We plan to be back

Just got back from a great stay at The Sheraton in Steamboat Springs. It’s a fabulous location with the slopes just a stones throw away. We found the staff to be remarkably helpful & our unit clean & comfortable. We enjoyed the full service restaurant in the lobby & the market where you could pick up food to go, snacks, wine, & some novelty items. We were completely satisfied & will return. Thank you!

View was good, weather was nice and the ride up the gondola was good.

The parking garage is a nightmare. Dark, very crowded & noisy, hard to find a spot to park. The concierge recommended a restaurant that was closed and it took 2 days to find out that there is a free bus around town. Very poor communication. The room also did not have a balcony you could walk out and sit on. Only a door that opened. There was a view but you couldn't really enjoy it mostly sitting in the room.