Seasons at Avon 318

You can catch the free Avon Skirt Shuttle right outside the building for rides to Beaver Creek and Vail, or head to the gondola in front of the Westin for Beaver creek Ski resort. There are ski lockers and underground parking, too. Our premium condo was spacious, clean, and nicely furnished. It had a kitchen and one bedroom, plus a queen Murphy bed in the living room for kids or other guests. A good option for a vacation in the Avon, Beaver Creek and Vail area.

The rooms are really nice, and the kitchen comes fully stocked. There’s a garage and ski lockers, too. You can walk to the WestInn gondola or catch the skiers shuttle or city bus to Vail, so the location works well.

The bus stop for BC and Vail is right outside, and you’re near restaurants, ski shops, and a liquor store. The staff were great and the grounds were clean. We stayed at Seasons for four nights in February 2021 and had a fantastic time. I’d suggest booking a Premium room. Those have been renovated recently and are very nice. The Standard rooms are dated, and you may not be happy with the amenities. We had no complaints and will definitely return.

Unit #315 felt like stepping into the 80s. It smelled old and looked dated. Usually that wouldn’t bother me, but at $500 a night I expected better accommodation and amenities. The front desk staff were nice, though it’s a managed condo with different owners, so I can’t say what the other units are like. Parking is very tight. I didn’t use the gym, but the pool facilities are in another building and cost extra. I later found out we could have stayed in Arrowhead Village for $400 a day, including breakfast. It’s more updated and very close to the ski lift.