Super 8 Dillon/Breckenridge

The cost was over priced for the quality you receive!!! The first thing we experienced was our room, we were originally put in, the card reader for the door didn’t work, we had to ask two times for new keys before they told us that door has a problem!!! Then Our room we stayed in had spots of splattered something on the wall, the water was not hot or too hot, the hair dryer was broken and was melted, the heater was either hot and on or cold and off, no in between!!! No elevator so pack lightly!!!
The breakfast had no protein and consisted of things you warm up, great for kids, not adults. The juice machine did not work at all and was not in the process of being fixed. They would let the food and drinks run out before they came to assist and you had to ask, I venture you only stay here if you are a last minute planner.

I’ve been to this Super 8 several times, and have always been pleased.
I come to the area once a year with a good friend, and we go on an extended ski stay. 2 – 3 nights each time, and have stayed here every time but once.
Cheap rooms, warm beds, and close to everything. This place is a perfect budget hotel that is centrally located on a ski vacation. ABasin, Keystone, Breckenridge, Vail, Copper, Beaver Creek, are all within a short drive.
Free breakfast too. No, not cooked-​to-​order omelettes or anything, settle down; if you want that, go spend 5x as much at a ski-​in resort. You’re at a budget hotel, and you still get cereal, coffee, yogurt, bacon, bagels, and a chance to stuff some bananas and some cereal in a bag for a snack on the slopes later.
Looking forward to the next ski trip.

Was there for three nights. Clean. I was able to take a nice nap with no noise. Internet worked great.

Uncomfortable bed, kind of scummy rooms, ghetto bathrooms. AC/​heating units that either make the room freezing or boiling hot. No in between, and clanked so loud all night we couldn’t sleep. Walls so paper think we could not only hear the dog in the room next to us barking all night (which I blame more on that particular guest than the hotel), but we could also clearly hear the alarm on an iPhone going off all morning from the next room. Walls shouldn’t be that thin.
Breakfast was terrible. Rasin Bran, Frosted Flakes, some rotten apples, cheap packaged «cinnamon buns» you have to microwave, pre made packaged waffles you have to microwave, and watered down coffee.
I’m not a princess. I really don’t even mind accommodations like this for a night or two. What I’m so displeased with is the rate I was charged for a terrible experience. This Super 8 in Dillon charges as much, and often times more than much nicer hotels in the area that give great discounts on Hotwire. Shameful. Drop your rates and I’ll come back. You’re a one star hotel at best, to charge anyone more than 60 dollars a night is stealing. Either improve your facilities or drop your rates significantly. Worst hotel experience I’ve had so far in Colorado.

We stayed at this Super 8 for five days in the summer and almost had the whole place to ourselves. The rooms are clean and must’ve been recently renovated, because they weren’t outdated at all like another Unilocaler said. We had an amazing view of the mountain range, but did notice that the other side of the hotel does have a view of a wall. We paid on average, $ 90 per night and the location was worth it. Super 8 is a motel and if you’re expecting the Hilton, you’re gonna be disappointed. However, I was expecting the worst and got a room nicer than most hotels I’ve stayed in. The staff was great. They left us alone and when we needed something they were happy to get it. The parking lot was being repaved but it was worked on during the day while we were out hiking and we came back to a brand new finished parking lot. We plan on staying here again for ski trips and summer hiking trips. If you’re one person or a couple, ask for room 212 if it’s available. Great view and no neighbors. Good job Super 8! Y’all are comin’ up!

This was our second stop on a cross country Spring Break vacation. Out of all the hotels in this area, I found this place to be the cheapest ($ 124 per night) in the popular ski area. We visited in March so maybe that is why the prices were high. We were also traveling with a pet, and this hotel is pet friendly, always a plus in my book.
As far as service goes, I only interacted with staff once, and the lady was nice and pleasant. Overall, this is a clean, budget friendly, pet friendly hotel in this area. I recommend to anyone looking for a cost effective hotel in this area.

I’ve got the last room available and lot of hotel around were already full. The room was clean but a little bit old. The bathroom was ok. So that was not the best Super 8, I’ve seen but I would recommend it regarding the prices.
There’s a breakfast but I didn’t use it.

Meh. Is right. The place is pretty spartan and could use some updating. Breakfast was hilariously small: Danishes, tiny muffins, eggos, corn flakes, and fruit loops. OK, the price was low, so maybe it’s a «get what you pay for thing».

We stayed here in a king bed room for a Saturday night. We were easily able to make reservations on line and the total cost was only $ 68. The reviews were a little tricky to decipher but I’m glad we chose this location.
We came to Silverthorne/​Dillon/​Frisco/​Breckenridge for a quick weekend away. This hotel is located right across the street from one section of the outlet mall and is right off of the highway. It is very easy to find thanks to its giant signs. There are restaurants super close by and everything is within walking distance.
Check-​in was fairly quick and we just had to confirm that we did not have a pet with us and had no plans on smoking in our room. Our room was located on the second floor and while outdated, it was very clean and had everything we needed. There is a small bar fridge and microwave provided, which is always a plus. I don’t think stars should be deducted for being outdated if everything is clean.
My only note is that the walls are indeed thin and so you just have to watch the volume level on your tv and how much you thump around your room. In addition, if you have children or a slam-​happy guest, that if your room door is slammed shut, everyone in the hotel has now heard it.
Otherwise, staff is very friendly and there is a very basic breakfast provided. For the price and cleanliness of the room, we wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again.

What can I say? It’s a Super 8! It is a great budget-​friendly option, but you definitely get what you pay for at this little establishment.
First of all, no joke, Pauly D works at this location. Don’t all flock over at once! But seriously… he has the hair, the tan, the half-​assed muscles AND I’m pretty sure he did his laundry that day. I know. Totally him.
The rooms are so-​so. They are clean enough, but they are really old and out-​dated– which I suppose is to be expected of a budget-​friendly hotel. We had a great view of a wall, which added to the ambiance. I went to put some leftover guacamole from lunch into the mini fridge, however it was not cold despite being plugged in. I only stayed one night so I opted to shower when I got home. It looked clean enough though…

For a budget motel, this was a nice place. Walking distance to lots of restaurants and outlet stores.

I stayed on the first floor, and the back wall of the room seeped water and the floor stayed completeley wet. I was told one rate but was charged another, not much more, but still, you know?

During these travel budget times in Colorado, we still look for quality, cleanliness, location, roominess in hotels while hiking in the Rocky Mountains. City girl and I stayed at the Super 8 in Dillon last weekend and it actually met our total needs. The clerk was extremely friendly, gave out many eating suggestions and ideas where to watch the July 4^th fireworks. (saw them drinking margs high above Lake Dillon) The room was a bit small, queen size bed, but very clean-​bathroom was real dinky and one could become trapped between the door and shower curtain, an embarrasing rescue.
Our room had a mini fridge, coffee pot, and those famous Super 8 paper cups (worked for margs) but great views of tBuffalo Mountain and the Gore Range.
Breakfast included-​cereal, french toast, bagels, OJ, Apple Juice decent coffee and a 5 table room for dining.
For $ 200 for 3 nights over July 4^th, it was truly a good deal!
Second floor room had impressive views of Buffalo Mountain