Forest Condominiums by Vail Resorts

it was very clean and nice

At night you can hear the air conditioner which gives off heat and it was hard to fall asleep and I woke up often.

It was a clean and comfortable unit. It is also worn and small details like missing light bulbs, hand soap dispensers that didn't work, lack of snow removal lowered the overall feel.

Location, comfortable beds, decent kitchen

Walls and floors were paper thin like a motel, heard children stomping upstairs constantly and got woken up in the morning, and when trying to nap in the afternoon, and all throughout the day. Tried to complain but it wasn’t always quiet hours so they couldn’t do anything. Hot tub was outside and completely full all the time with parents (probably the same ones who left their children unattended to run around and stomp above us for hours), parking lot was always full and not plowed well, the reception ppl gave us a “first tracks Friday” pass but neglected to say a) it’s only the gondola (we went to the other main lift and ended missing it because of finding parking) and b) the busses don’t run that early. Couldn’t see the specific property we got until we got there so I feel like I was basically scammed into a glorified motel.

The location was great. It is a very family friendly and quiet area. Getting around was easy. Between Dillon and Keystone, we didn't have to venture any further for all of our needs.

Our room at the Flying Dutchman was VERY outdated. I looked at several different listings and it did not even remotely resemble the pictures. The curtains in the main room were shredded, the curtains in the bedroom were so sheer it didn't block any light and the curtain rod was broken so they fell off constantly, the furniture had no cush left to it, we had an old, non functional box tv and a broken lamp stored in the bedroom with so much furniture in the living/dining area we could barely get around. It was odd that they didn't explain the layout of the area we were staying at, what amenities we had, or even the WiFi password. We got lost trying to find the room the first time and had to call twice to ask for the things mentioned above. The room was either very very hot or very very cold, and we couldn't figure out which thermostats worked and what didn't. There was no mention of when the ski lifts open/closed, what days night skiing where, etc. The check in process and/or informational sheets in the room could really use a huge improvement.