Wildwood Snowmass

Filthy. I plan on contacting the CEO of this corporation I also plan on contacting the parent company the crown family of Chicago. This place should be bulldozed They have an extension cord running from one birch tree to another were a good hundred yards I don't know what it was plugged into but I'm sure the city should know about it before this place burns down now let's see if they'll let me in

I recently (Sept 24-26, 2024) stayed at Wildwood Lodge in Snowmass, CO. Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing due to several maintenance problems. Upon arrival, I discovered that the refrigerator in my room did not work, which was inconvenient as I had perishable items that needed to be kept cold. Additionally, there was no cold water in the bathroom, which made it difficult to take a comfortable shower. Perhaps the most frustrating issue was that the toilet would not flush properly throughout my stay. I reported these problems to the front desk; however, they were not resolved during my stay. While the staff was friendly, I expected basic amenities to be in working order, especially given the price of the room. I hope the hotel addresses these issues for future guests.

I have stayed in Motel 6 nicer than this hotel. There's nothing fancy about it. There's no AC in the building, and the beds are not comfortable - very hard. Parking is shared with every other hotel in the area, so it's very hard to find a spot.the rooms are extremely old and and basic.you can hear everything above you and outside. I highly recommend looking at other options if you come to the area.

The room smells, no air conditioning,” NO WINDOW SCREENS” no refrigerator, paint chipping in bathtub, no microwave, ice machine filthy in rust closed room. At $175 a night, not acceptable expected at Super 8 or motel 6.If it doesn’t list it as an amenity it’s not there.

After reading all the negative reviews, I was pretty scared to even check into the Snowmass for our three night stay. First off, there is nobody at the front desk. You have to walk to the sister hotel (which looks much better from both inside and outside) in order to check in. The lobby of Snowmass is quite sad looking, carpet smells weird. The elevator and rooms are very outdated. Lady at front desk was very nice though and apologetic about the check in process. The room was clean, but definitely needs update, shower barely worked, wall paint falling off etc. For the price, I would expect much better accommodation and at least one front desk person on site. They have the audacity to charge resort fee, for what, I have no idea. Definitely would not stay again.

We booked online and paid $550.00 for two rooms for one night. At $275.00 a night, in Snowmass, it never occurred to us that it would resemble a Motel 6. The carpets smelled, there was no air conditioning (you couldn't even open the windows for air, because there were no screens on the windows), there were ants in the sink and a dead bug in the bathroom. After taking two elevators and walking around the hallways to our room with luggage at 10:00 pm, we had to reverse our steps to walk a block to their "sister" hotel in order to speak with someone. They was no one at the front desk at our hotel, and their sister hotel did not answer the phone. The sister hotel, The Viewline, was a beautiful hotel and more along the lines of what we thought we were getting. Fortunately, they gave us two rooms at this hotel as there was no way we were sleeping in that disgusting room at the Snowmass Inn. How do they charge $275 for terrible room, and $179 a night at the Viewline? I sent an email to the Snowmass Inn after our stay and have yet to hear back from them. While I am happy they resolved the issue, it was terribly inconvenient and at the end of the day, we spent almost $100 more per room than we would have had we booked at the Viewline. We never imagined that a hotel in Snowmass Village would be so substandard.

Omg where do I start. Bedbugs and an awful smell in the first room. Changed rooms and the heater element was exposed and had no coffee maker Had to go t the sister hotel thank God as the manager was wonderful and gave us a room in the main hotel.

Just don't stay here. Words cannot express how disappointing this hotel is, especially for the $500 we spent for one night. We had to go through a weird route including two elevators to get to our room, passing a trashed firepit full of cigarette butts (should've been our first clue). As soon as we walked in the room I pulled the covers down off of the beds to see how clean they were. i found a few small items, including what looked like a contact lens. I would not let any of my family sleep under the sheets. The room smelled quite bad so we immediately turned on the box fan and opened the door which led to the uber dirty balcony. One of the walls looked like it had a leak in it at one point that was never tended to. The screens on the windows were filthy. The bathroom light looked like it was about to fall out. This place should be sold to a company that sees it's potential.

I'm not sure we've ever had a more disgusting and disappointing stay any place in all of my years. For what we spent on this room, it was like throwing our money into a cesspool. The only redeeming value of the place was the outdoors atmosphere around the swimming pool. The room was nothing better than a worst case Motel 6 type of scenario. Nothing was plugged in when we arrived. The refrigerator was didn't work at all. There was only 1 single towel in the room. The drawers fell off and onto the floor when we opened them. We got locked out of our room twice because they didn't program our key cards properly. There was literally NO front desk personnel. They were all at the upscale property a block away, so we had to call to be able to even check in at the property. I try to be fair when I leave a review of a property, and I'd like to be here, BUT, when there was so little good about it, it is hard to be fair. If you visit Snowmass, avoid this place if you possibly can. Spend a few extra dollars to get a place that is actually worthy of staying at. I'm sorry Wildwood, but your property ranks at the bottom of my list of the many places we've stayed at over the years.