Lord Aberdeen Hotel and Apartments

I've rented several units in different Silver Star buildings for skiing and summer events, and the staff and workers here do a very good job. I'd rent here again, just not #242 at Lord Aberdeen unless the problems are fixed. I'm here in summer now, and although the unit has a nice layout and good storage, the kitchen gear is shockingly poor. My camping equipment is better. There's one supposedly large knife, dull and probably from the 1970s. The can opener was so bad I asked concierge staff for another, and they kindly brought one even though these owner-stocked units aren't theirs to maintain. The frying pans have scratched-off Teflon, which is unhealthy if it gets into your food. The coffee maker works, but the kitchen items are old and low quality, and there aren't enough utensils, including knives. The RCA TV looks to be about 20 inches and very old. The smoke detector is past its seven-year lifespan, the microwave seems to date from 1992, and the hot tub is drained and out of service. For under $400, they could replace the knife block, microwave, utensils, and pans, then splurge on an updated TV. Right now I give this unit two stars because of the kitchen, TV, and unusable hot tub.

The location right in the village was nice, and the space itself was pleasant with a working hot tub. Getting in was a bit of a maze, and it was somewhat noisy, as mentioned. The bed in our room in the 200s was really uncomfortable, though, and for what we paid it wasn't worth it.

We'd definitely come back to the Aberdeen. It was our first time at Silverstar, and we found the room clean and central, with a good price.

Clean, good rooms, though the decor feels pretty dated. There's no AC in summer, but fans are provided.