The Residences at Main Street Station, Breckenridge

Nice, clean room. Finally a room that didn't smell weird. Friendly Staff. Nice window view. Comfy bed & pillows & a great bathtub. Only downside was that the refigerator was loud at night.

Everything was great except the two key system is kind of wierd. And the confusing parking is wierd, too. The room and the staff were excellent.

Close to everything!

The property was lovely; in a great location. We had problems Weren’t allowed to check in until 5:00, room wasn’t ready Fireplace was broken Mattress was wet Front desk people were not helpful

We had an amazing stay at the Hyatt Residence Inn at Breckenridge! The room and amenities were perfect for our stay.

Hotel is old and in need of a remodel. Room is not set-up very functionally. Everything is worn and old looking. Great location, but otherwise - just so,so! Would not stay here again! Value price relationship is off - too expensive for what you get!

We loved the setting, the accessibility to all shopping, restaurants and transportation

Wonderful location and rooms / suites. Christopher (one of the shift managers) worked with me to accommodate an early check in need and went the extra mile to help me out - top notch service and very much appreciated.

Like a great condo with all you would need in Breckenridge.

My expectations of the Hyatt are of a premium facility worthy of their premium pricing. And I would have to say our two-bedroom suite in this facility did not measure up. First and foremost, the beds were some of the worst imaginable, impossible to sleep on. The lack of insulation was a close second, with maids vacuuming the hallway sounding like they were inside the unit. Exit doors in the nearby lobby much less the adjoining room doors were easily noticeable. We were disappointed but accepted that we had no view, just “bad luck”; but not so much the patio with last Fall’s leaves piled in the corner, and chairs covered in dirt. As for amenities, there was the free first pot of coffee; but with no filters and a coffee machine filled with the dregs of the last resident we didn’t partake. With no daily maid service (other than vacuuming the hallway I guess) you don’t get what you pay for. At least we didn’t pay for the $4 refills. One would think the hundreds of dollars charged for the room could cover that. But I guess I expect too much.