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Large, comfortable suites with all the amenities you need. Free shuttle into downtown Breckenridge.

Enjoyable stay

Three-night short break at The Broadmoor was the ideal R&R. Plenty to do and see, or just relax by the pool. Wide choice of food options. The whole food cafe was TOP NOTCH for choice, food quality and service. Two reservations prevented 5* review across the board - quality of the sushi in the Play cafe (attached to the bowling alley) was poor - a huge surprise given the high quality food elsewhere on campus. And no-one told us in advance that Sunday breakfast was not available in the Lakeside...

We were assigned a disabled room and although we then asked for a standard room we could not be accommodated because hotel was full! Room was clean & tidy and staff helpful.

Great hotel

Scenic tranquil setting, spacious and well-appointed rooms.

Fantastic as always x

This was a really fun motel right in the middle of Moab! The room was well maintained, with a funky diner style theme throughout and super clean. The swimming pool/hot tub area was a nice addition and a great way to spend the evening after a long day of hiking. The small arcade area was also a good touch! Decent breakfast with enough variety (although bagels would be a nice addition!). A great base to explore all the local national parks and the town of Moab itself. Slightly overpriced for a one...

Wonderful view from cliff cabin. Restaurant is excellent

A great place to stay - near loads of good eating places although quiet and we had nice comfortable room

Nice location and great views from the bar/pool/restaurant deck towards the mountains. Felt like a corporate hotel with plenty of events on and rooms were a little dated. That said, nice place to stay

Pros: Beautiful location, good access up and down the valley. Many facilities. Cons: Large areas taken over for weddings, which dominated the outside atmosphere on the Saturday night we were there (amplified speeches and music/live band). Self-parking was a lengthy uphill walk (with steps) away from the hotel entrance.