Wyndham Resort at Avon

We were very happy with our stay. The room was excellent, and was spacious for the four of us. We loved the floor plan and amenities. The front desk staff was friendly and welcoming, with the s’mores being a nice touch. The concierge helped us with navigating around by public transit. The location itself was very ideal to transit options for Beaver Creek and Vail resorts. During our trip, a snowstorm and ensuing highway closure caused an hour long backup to go to Vail. So our alternate was to walk about a block over to the gondola to Beaver Creek, so convenient!
Coffee/​tea or hot chocolate was available in the lobby, which made for a nice treat after a day on the slopes. The spacious indoor hot tub was also great to soothe out those sore muscles after skiing/​snowboarding.
If I come back to ski/​snowboard at Beaver Creek or Vail, I would consider staying here again. The only complaint I have is that our room was oddly warm. It might be because we were one floor up from the hot tub. Even turning off the thermostat, the room temperature kept creeping up. I wouldn’t think that I would need air conditioning in early March.

Stayed at the Wyndham last week. We were in a 2 bedroom on the 4^th floor. There are some pros and cons about this facility.
The pros: the condo was beautiful and clean. Loved the soap and shampoo. Had a full size washer and dryer. There is plenty of room for storage of snow pants, boots, etc. Kitchen was totally stocked. Great location. Friendly staff.
The cons: the room was hot. We turned off the heat and opened the door. We never could regulate the temperature. When we opened the windows, there was quite a bit of noise since the Wyndham is on the bus route. The hot tub is inside and therefore heavily chlorinated. The smell of chlorine was overpowering. I also didn’t like the fact that the valet guys didn’t greet us outside. One of these days, a car will be stolen. The valet guys don’t pay attention to the cars left outside with the keys in them. We had to flag them down every time we left our car out front.
I still gave them 4 stars because it really is a nice place to stay. The rooms aren’t as quiet as the Westin, but the price was right.

This place is incredible. Just stayed here with six of my friends and had a great time. The entire facility is in pristine condition and it was conveniently located near a bus stop and the gondola. Had all the amenities that we could have needed as well as some of the friendliest employees. If you need a place to stay in beaver creek, this place should be your first choice.

The Wyndham presidential reserve was recently built just a year ago, so everything is in tiptop shape and condition. Myself and three others stayed here in a two bedroom unit. I would have to say overall, the unit is very nice and well put together. There is a fireplace, balcony, and plenty of space. The kitchen is stocked up with everything you would need to cook meals. Although, I would have to say that my one complaint would be the HVAC unit. The master bedroom does not receive good airflow into the room, and I found myself waking up overheated in the night. The other room with the two double beds had exceptional HVAC flow.
The one thing that irks me is the parking situation. You have to pay $ 20 for parking… «valet parking.» It was explained to me that street parking is hard to find, and that really the only option is to valet park the car. I find this annoying, considering I believe that the parking should be included in the rental fee. Most likely everyone visiting here is going to have a vehicle, and it’s just annoying having to keep calling valet to grab stuff from the car.
There is a very nice large hot tub on the first floor with a waterfall. I recommend taking advantage of that!
Overall, this is a cool and luxurious place to stay in Avon.

We were traveling to Nebraska on our Heartland Tour (Visit the Grandkids) And stayed 4 nights at the Wyndham Beaver Creek. We own in to their time shares so staying was just a matter of using the points (lots of them).
All units are Presidential in this condo time share so everyone has upgraded everything. The unit was nice enough it had all you needed for the stay and the complex is just a block away from the creek. Nice walk down through another hotels outdoor space.
Like I said the unit is nice, but the first thing they hit you with is it is Valet parking only, for $ 20 a night. Even though if you pay to stay here it is $ 500 t0 $ 1500 a night. And there is no other parking around. I was led to believe that the parking was off site and not theirs but that was not true. It is in the parking structure below and the bellman parks and retrieves you car. They were real fast about it, You just call before you leave your room and it is waiting for you. When you return you can leave your keys in it or hand them off to the bellman or front desk.
We did get around the expense by taking a sales presentation, They called it an owners update and they through in lunch (a couple of sliders and chips), Their world class breakfast Buffet (normally $ 12.50 a head) (it was like a motel 6 breakfast with cold cereal and packaged biskets and gravy, coffee and fruit) Worth about $ 3.
I don’t think we will go back to this resort again. A little to snooty for us and high in altitude 7200′. It would be great if you skied as it is right next to Vail and there were lifts a couple of blocks away.
In the area they offer white water rafting and it is supposed to be good for fly fishing. But the water is quite low this year with the drought. Also it was pretty smoked in with all the wild fires going. That was probably one of the other reasons not to like this place on this trip with the high altitude and smoke it made breathing quite hard as I am asthmatic.
If you do book this place ask for a room that faces the ski slopes as the other side only looks out at a huge hotel.
Also they just put in a gas BBQ so you can do some grilling of them trout you just caught. Only you have to walk trough the lobby and up the elevator to your room.
I will say though the people that work there are friendly and work hard for their money, it is expensive to live in the area. But also skip the sales tour lots of pressure to buy. Also the breakfast, skip it and make breakfast in the room.

Had a wonderful stay. They are all over it. From the front reception to leaving. Wonderful. I live and die by Unilocal.These guys hit it out of the park. Just opened in January and they have low reviews. Now they have mine. I hope this helps. Not far from lower gondola. And many restaurants.
My choice in future!
Good times in summertime.

We recently stayed at the Wyndham Beaver Creek during our summer vacation to the Vail Valley. This property is brand new and absolutely beautiful! Since it’s so new, everything about the facility is pristine — the furniture, décor, whirlpool, etc. We stayed in a 3-​bedroom /​3-​bath suite and found it perfect for our needs. The kitchen was well stocked with everything we needed for our stay. Beds were comfortable, spa showers in the bathrooms were great, and the wrap-​around balcony had a great view. I was glad we were not on the first floor, as those units had small patios instead of balconies which were right on the main walkway, so much less private than the balconies on the higher levels. The railing style on the 2^nd floor balcony afforded a better view than the plank-​style railings on the higher floors. There is no indoor or outdoor pool at this location, but the indoor whirlpool is large and was great after a day of hiking. The location of this property is central in Avon, a short 10 minute drive to Vail or a short (free) shuttle ride to Beaver Creek. It was walking distance to all the restaurants and stores in Avon, including the City Market (Kroger affiliate) grocery store, Walgreens, and Starbucks; within Avon, you should not need to drive anywhere. The only negative was that there is no self-​parking, so you have to valet the car (at $ 20/​day) every single time you want to drive somewhere, which was several times a day since we ate most of our meals in Vail. This was annoying. Overall, a great place to stay!

Stayed here last time and it was amazing. Two weeks old when we first stayed. The service was almost A+. They stored our skis, boots, and boards for us. It’s right along the shuttle to Vail and is walking distance to a Beaver Creek lift, however it’s not ski-​in/​ski-​out. One of the concierge guys (French dude) was a little too brash and unapologetic and that wasn’t acceptable to me. Because the place had just opened they were running a promo and doing free parking, as told to myself and my two friends, by two different employees on two separate occasions. However, that wasn’t the case, and free parking was no longer being offered. Maybe French dude can blame his Frenchness, but I call it rudeness in America. But French dude completely just said no one said that to us, as if the three of us didn’t hear the two employees. I was fine with paying for the parking. I wasn’t okay with no acknowledgement and no apology. RUDE. I work in a type of service industry and it’s pretty no-​brainer to acknowledge this happened and apologize for the mis-​information or miscommunication. Duh. But even some service people shouldn’t work in service, they should work in the «I’m-right-now-give-me-your-money» business.