Steamboat Customer Reviews

We stayed at the Steamboat Grand which is in a perfect location for the ski slopes. We went with our two young children and it was great not having to catch a bus to the ski slopes everyday. The hotel is clean and the staff were pleasant. The hotel shuttle bus was great for taking us into town in the evenings. The Steamboat ski school was excellent and focused mainly on having fun, which our children loved! We would go back to Steamboat again!

Just booked our Lift Tickets and Skis through Ski Safari this time - much cheaper than in Steamboat or other tour companies. And thankful we did, it was Spring break in the US and a huge shortage of skis! All those who had pre-booked online were given priority. Steamboat a great resort, fantastic extensive skiing, good choice of restaurants (but not so many on the mountain) and locals very friendly and helpful. Try skiing with the Ambassadors programme - a chance to ski with a guide (and with different people - but no more than 5) to show you how to get around the mountain - free. We did it every morning, with a different Ambassador, and they were all brilliant and good fun.

Wow! What a fabulous time we had in Steamboat! We skied every day of the 7 days we were there. The accommodation we stayed in at Trappeurs was in the Champagne Lodge. The condo was stunning and had plenty of hanging space. The decor was tasteful with just a hint of the wild west about it, the rooms were generous in size with luxury fittings throughout and the beds were very comfortable. The pool and hot tubs just outside our lodge were a great way to round off a day on those amazing slopes. It snowed just about every evening and on some days. One day when it was snowing quite heavily we retreated to a mountain top restaurant to wait for visibility to improve before making a dash for the bottom and the Gondola Pub & Grill where we listened to a fab acoustic guitarist whilst chugging back Avalanche Ale. My husband was in such a chilled (beer fueled) mood he offered our house to the guitarist and his wife when they come over to England to try and break into the music scene here! We also found a European-type restaurant (ie. normal portions and no fries anywhere on the premises) in town called Bistro CV. The food was delicious. I would also recommend La Montana, a Mexican restaurant about 2 minutes walk from Trappeurs Crossing, and The Shack (downtown) for breakfast. The hot springs at Strawberry Park are also well worth a visit. They're several miles out of town, but easy to get to and you drive through gorgeous scenery on the way there. Expect some nudity. Not me though as it was too cold, so I wasn't about to expose any skin to the cold no matter how hot the water was. But the husband did and reports that it was just like an extremely hot bath in slightly smelly water. The setting was fab and everyone there was in high spirits. Having skied at most of the Summit County resorts and now Steamboat, Steamboat wins over all of them. It was a bit of a punt choosing Steamboat because everyone liked Breckenridge so much, but by the end of the 2nd day they were thanking me for booking it and saying they preferred the mountain at Steamboat to Breckenridge. Our condo at Breckenridge, Los Pinos, was also of very good quality and well located. So all in all it was a very successful trip. Thanks for all your help with organising it.