Chalet Eagle
Features
The Eagle Chalet is a privately run, brand new, beautifully decorated, log chalet just a short walk from Peak 8 Gondola. The chef and host will ensure you are very well looked after and cook a hearty breakfast and 3 course evening meal, with good wines included. The shuttle bus stop is just steps away to take you into town if you decide not to stay in the chalet and soak in the hot tub or relax in one of its living rooms.
Location • under 400m to the slopes • steps from the free ski / town bus stop to take you to the ski lifts or into the heart of Breckenridge (approx 5mins)
Features • outdoor hot hub • heated ski room and boot dryer • two large lounge areas, both with fireplace • 24 hour complimentary soft drinks, tea, coffee & hot chocolate • free PC and wi-fi access
Meals • a cooked daily breakfast • 3 course evening meal with wine (served 6 nights a week) • afternoon tea
Rooms Eagle Chalet - sleeps 12
Main Level: Open plan kitchen and dining area, living room with vaulted log and trusses ceilings, large stone fireplace and deck with stunning mountain views.
Room 1: Master room with king bed, balcony, large en suite bathroom with soaking tub with mountain views, walk in shower, twin vanities and WC.
Room 2: Standard Room with king (or two single beds) en suite bathroom with vanity, WC and walk in shower
Upper Level:
Room 3: Superior Room with sitting area, queen bed, large en suite with walk in shower, twin vanity and WC
Room 4: Junior Master Room with king bed (or two single beds), en suite with walk in shower, vanity and WC
Ground floor: Heated ski storage with boot dryer, cloakroom and large recreation room with fireplace, flat panel TV, sound system, patio and hot tub.
Room 5: Standard Room with king bed (or two single beds), direct access from recreation room, ensuite with bath, shower, vanity and WC
Room 6: Standard Room with king bed (or two single beds), en suite with bath, shower, vanity and WC
Please Note This is not a our run chalet
Breckenridge Resort Info
Breckenridge skiing
Breckenridge is small by US standards, though does still have a good range of pistes. A haven for beginners with its excellent ski school, Breckenridge also provides some fun but short runs for advanced skiers, with top bowls offering good off-piste opportunities (Lake Chutes). Intermediates also have some enjoyable (but limited) cruising. Better skiers will want to use the shared lift pass, with access to Keystone, Arapahoe Basin and Vail for more variety. Snow reliability is exceptional, as is the lift system, making the idea of queueing an (almost) distant memory. freestylers have also got a nice park to play on
Breckenridge ski resort
Breckenridge has a 19th century feel to it, as it was a gold-mining town, but with all the bright colours does seem a touch "Disneyland". The resort has every type and price range of accommodation, from self-catering to top hotels, but some are quite far from the lifts requiring the use of a free shuttle bus. With a wide selection of restaurants and bars, après ski is lively without being too rawcus. Breckenridge also provides lots of non-skiing activities such as sleigh rides and ice skating as well as a cinema, swimming pool, art gallery and good shopping.
Overall, Breckenridge is a solid ski base from which to explore the Summit County resorts. Lastly, though, please be aware of altitude sickness that, when combined with jetlag, can make for a few uncomfortable days.
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