Frisco Lodge

We ended up here due to late reservations and were very pleased! It is a bed and breakfast which I am always a bit leery about. I like a bit more privacy and this place was perfect. We stayed in the north building which was just like a hotel and took a very short walk to the main lodge to enjoy breakfast and a great happy hour. We had privacy and the ability to interact and chat with other guests.
We had a room with a queen bed and a bath. The room was adequately appointed with furnishings that were consistent with the atmosphere of the place. If you want ultra modern facilities, this is not the place for you! Breakfast was good, not great but basic and plentiful. The made-​to-​order espresso and lattes were great! The happy hour offerings were more like a meal than a snack. Coffee, water, and snacks were always available.
There are newer chain hotels in the area that charge about the same price… and all you get is a room. This place offers so much more for the price. The staff were great! Very friendly, accommodating, and helpful. I loved the resident dogs too.
We’ll be coming back!

I’m not sure why this place has good reviews. This lady Susan which I’m assuming she is either the owner or a manager was the rudest person I have ever met in a lodging/​hotel environment (and I used to travel for work so I’ve been to several). Completely unwilling to make the experience slighly nice. And then after some time comes into my place of employment, gives me a hard time when I’m doing my job and trying to make my customer satisfied when the entire time she is ranting about how I dont know how to do my job. Unprofessional when she is at her job and outside of it. like every person I have had bad experiences, but this one led me to sign up for a profile so i can help people stay away from a place where i wouldn’t give another thought to look at the outside of the building.

Service was great, rooms were clean but okay. Décor is homey, like you would find at your grandmas house. Facility needs a bit of a facelift but the ambiance, staff and food make up for what it lacks in décor.

Since my husband loves it here & has been coming here for 20 years, I’ll give them a pass on some things. Great location in downtown Frisco, very friendly staff. The place is worn around the edges & while they get an A for effort, the food isn’t that good. Stick with the waffles & breakfast meats, lattes & specialty coffees made to order in the morning & cookies & soup in the evening. Breakfast is late, starting at 7:30, wish they started earlier. Beds are small, rooms need updating. Apparently your room isn’t really cleaned while you are here, just fresh towels & garbage emptied, had to ask for TP & extra soap. It’s clean & well located, so I would stay here again, but it’s expensive for what you get and I wish the food was better.

I am beyond impressed with this bed and breakfast! The staff, the atmosphere, the convenience, and the friendly perks of such a great breakfast, snacks, happy hour, and coffee/​biscotti hanging around with an area to grab games, movies, books, etc…
Love that this is a family run place full of history and they’ve kept everything in great shape! My husband and I came away from a weekend feeling like we had been gone on vacation for a week! This B&B made you feel right at home but we still felt like we had the privacy of a hotel. If you’re turned off by sharing a toilet between rooms we never had conflict as there are multiple to go to!
We were so happy we came here and will definitely be returning soon!

I hate giving bad reviews, but here goes…
My husband and I stayed here a few weeks ago. Overall the stay itself was relaxing and pleasant, minus the fact that the breakfast was a bit of a disappointment. The bacon was overcooked and the hasbrowns were limp and bland. It seemed like both had been cooked the day before and reheated. It was when we got home that the disappointment happened. I noticed on my account that we had been charged an additional $ 5.95 on our account a few days after we checked out. Then we had a notice from the post office that we had a package from The Frisco Lodge that we had to go pick up. We picked up the package, a hassle but whatever. Inside the box was SOMEONE ELSE’S jacket. Ok, so I got charged for the shipping of something that was not ours. So I called. The young lady who answered the phone was not listening. At all. I had to repeat the situation and their error more than once. She stated that I had no idea what a mess it was to get those packages sent out and they just «hoped they got it right». She said she would have to talk to her manager and call me back. When she called back she stated that they had refunded the postage charge on my account (still today, I haven’t rec’d a credit) and asked me to send them the jacket back. Um… not on my dime! She said they would reimburse me. Doubtful since I havent rec’d a refund of the original charge! I suggested that they review their procedures for future situations like this, as a simple phone call or email and I would have told them the jacket was not mine and all of this could have been avoided. Overall, very poor customer service.

NOT a true bed&breakfast, vibe of Triple A motel for triple the price.
Good bed and nice size King room. BUT:
Paper thin walls, you will hear people above and next to you as well as the cars in the parking lot. Also, checkout at 11 is a bit early.

If you are skiing Copper, Breck, Keystone or Vail this is the place to stay!
We have been doing a annual family ski trips for years and two years ago we found this place. It has brought much needed consistency and comfort to our trips! I know where we are going to stay every year, I know where we get breakfast every morning and a light dinner every night. ALL l I have to plan is what mountains are we are skiing when. 10 to 30 minutes away from all of them!
I rated it a 10 as a B&B. If you are looking for «modern» conveniences this isn’t your spot. I travel a lot for business and when I am on a business trip I always look for new, modern places. Big tv’s, on-​site gym, on-​site restaurant open 24 hours, big rooms, etc. So if that is what you are looking for this isn’t it. But…
If you are looking for a place that feels warm and comfortable. A place where the people that run it take the time to get to know your name and a few things you like then this is your place. (I don’t really care about those things on my random business trips)
The place is like walking into a Norman Rockwell painting. You don’t have to try very hard to convince yourself you have stepped back 75 years in time. The floor creak, the rooms are smaller but decorated very nice. The bathrooms are small and some share a common bathroom at the end of the hall. Although I have stayed in one of those rooms and I never ran into another person when I used one. No matter what room you stay in it will be clean and the bed will be amazing.
This is our go to place. It beats the expense and randomness of staying at the resorts. And if you are skiing Copper or Breck there is a FREE bus that picks you up two (small) blocks from the lodge and delivers you right to the lifts. It runs every 30 minutes. With parking $ 20 — $ 30 bucks at the mountains this is awesome! And really so much easier — you get dropped off way closer than you could park to a lift.
Again this is a B&B so breakfast it is not unusual to talk to a neighbor, share your ski plans for the day, pick up pointers about where has the best powder and such. Evenings you may find yourself talking to someone from Europe or anywhere in the world really. All things you typically don’t do at «modern» chain hotels.
The rooms are pretty quiet but again this is a B&B so no concrete walls down the hallway or between the rooms. But you can pretty much count on a very peace full night from around 9:30 p.m. on.
My kids are in their late teens and early 20’s and they look forward every year to coming here. You can even see them exhale and relax once they walk in the door. I think they relax more here then on our other trips where we usually stay in a chain hotel. This place just makes you relax. Enjoy
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Guys, it is time to update. Though very neat and clean, the cottage is lacking in a couple of important areas. The bathroom is part of the closet, which gives plenty of space but not much privacy. The shower (no bathtub) is small and is made effectively smaller by a built in seat.
The DVD player video works, but there is no audio. It is hooked to the TV through an ancient amp/​tuner that is at least 30 years old. OK, maybe 25. On the positive side, the TV is a small but nice Sharp Aquos flat screen, and the cable seems to work fine. But come on, a home theater unit is $ 200. We paid that much for ONE NIGHT.
Overall, the folks whom own and run the place are very nice. Breakfasts are a nice bonus. Just don’t expect modern or new features, it is very homey.

I just love this place. You feel like you know the employees there, even if it your first time. The rooms are very clean. I would only recommend the rooms with a private bathroom, who wants to go down the hall to take a shower. Well, I guess that was OK in college, but past that now. The soup, wine and cheese served in the evening were just enough for dinner for us. So really the only meal you have to think about is lunch. They have a nice hot tub, but do not get the room over the hot tub, you can here the people in the hot tub, until they close it. The breakfast is always good and ready by 7:00 am for you early ski people. I tend to like to stay in local places, not big chain hotels, so this is the place for that. Walking distance to shops, bars and restaurants. The employees go out of their way to make your stay enjoyable. Stay there several times during the winter months.

Arrived at 6pm, just in time for wine, cheeses, deviled eggs, chips, dips, etc. I understand that in winter they serve hot soup as well. We didn’t even unpack; just grabbed our wine and appetizers and sat by one of 5 fountains/​waterfall features while music played. Great place to unwind! Lovely old-​fashioned room, small, with king size four poster bed. The room size may bother some; it didn’t us. Also, I understand some rooms come with shared bathrooms. Ours was ensuite.
This place has been family-​owned for 50 years, so they know how to treat guests. Breakfast was AMAZING, with any kind of cappuccino or latte you wanted to top off a full breakfast with homemade jams. Neat people, neat place!

This turned out to be a fantastic place to stay! While the web site gave us some cause for doubt, we threw caution to the wind and tried it out. The parking was great, the folks working there were very friendly and provided wonderful suggestions for things to do around town. Our room was very dated in a charming way and clean in an essential way. The afternoon wine and cheese (plus homemade soup) was great and the breakfast in the morning was superb! There was a real feeling of personal touch here and we enjoyed it thoroughly!

We had a great night’s stay at this swanky-​charming little place. The décor is very lovely and it was very old-​fashioned, albeit older than what you would see in a chain-​hotel, but I’m quirky enough to actually find these places more interesting. I’m sorry to say that for once we were the people running the water/​shower at late hours. If you are in the area, this is a great location and cozy little lodge to stay at. I didn’t actually try the «gourmet» breakfast but I kept hearing from the owners how nice it was. They are pretty nice and gave us a discount since I wasn’t about to stay here for the high price they were asking since there were other hotels which were quite a bit cheaper. But this place definitely made for a much more unique and special experience staying here at the Frisco Lodge. Our trip was memorable just because of the beautiful décor and charm associated with this little gem. I would highly recommend staying here if you are from out-​of-​town or just want a nice getaway. Also to note, this place is located in a very convenient area on the Main St… close walking distance to the small shops in the town.
Pluses: ski rack, microwave, hot-​tub, and table for two in the room.
Cons: don’t even think of running the hot-​tub after 8? or 10 pm… and if you break it, you buy it! :(, also, the door locks are very out-dated…a chain lock, and a button lock are what you get, no dead-bolts…not that you’d likely need them, but just fyi.

Had a great weekend here skiing with my son. Looked at properties in Copper, but really glad we stayed in Frisco instead. (better AND cheaper) We are once or twice a year skiers and looking for a place that was comfortable, homey, convenient. Rick at the Frisco Lodge was super accommodating, friendly host and guests, excellent huge breakfast plus soup wine & cheese 4 to 6 every day, free classic videos. Rooms are a bit cramped and not modern, but I’m there to ski and have fun, not stay in room — but have microwave and small refrig, plus rack for skiis. Frisco location much preferred to Copper, where it looked very commercial. Even used the hot tub one evening. Will stay here again if we come to Copper (And Copper skiing was excellent — we skied greens and easy blues and despite lots of people in the parking lots, slopes were relatively uncrowded) we’ll be back!

I stayed here for two weeks. It was fine, the location is great, the breakfast was decent, but I got sick of waffles every day. The web site says something about soup in the afternoon, but that never happened when I was there.

We *loved* it here! My mother had made reservations but had a back injury and so gave us the room for the night. The Property is on main street and they have suggestions on where to go for dinner. Great property — private parking. Private outdoor hot tub with fireplace. Breakfast to die for. Kind little dog wandering around.
The bedroom essentials were a little worn. In fact, our tv remote was dead, but not so bad that we couldn’t deal.
Boyfriend forgot his bathing suit in the bathroom and the management was so accommodating, that I’d come back for this reason alone! Cheers!