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Hotel overview
With breathtaking views of Beaver Creek Mountain, The Pines Lodge is a rustic haven set within a cozy grove of aspen and pine. Snow sport enthusiasts will appreciate ski-in access to Beaver Creek Mountain’s 1,800+ acres of skiable terrain, just one of many features that led Travel + Leisure readers' survey to rate The Pines Lodge as the #3 Best Resort in the Continental U.S. in 2012. Along with numerous outdoor activities just footsteps from your door, the hotel also offers intimate Beaver Creek accommodations, world-class service, and a rich variety of luxury resort amenities
Beaver Creek and the surrounding areas offer extraordinary winter activities, including access to some of the best slopes in the Rocky Mountains. With nearby rivers, hiking trails and golf courses there is plenty to do year-round. The celebrated Grouse Mountain Grill, located on The Pines’ premises offers an exceptional fine dining experience, while plenty of other casual and upscale dining options are located nearby in the village of Beaver Creek.
Whether you are a ski buff, want to feel the summer sunshine, or view the exquisite fall foliage, you’ll find that there is something for everyone at The Pines Lodge.
- Housekeeping service (Included on hotel stays of 3+ nights, every other day. Condos/ Townhomes serviced Monday & Wednesday for stays 5+ nights. No Daily Service. )
Location
Beaver Creek - Ski-in/Walk outProperty information
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Hotel details
Hotel advisories
General policies & fine print
Check-in Policy:
Hotel requires a credit/debit card authorization or cash deposit upon check-in for incidentals; this will place a hold on your funds.
Convention Policy:
Individuals attending a convention cannot book this property for their stay. If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.
Hotel Spring Break Policy:
This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
General Information:
Room taxes are included in vacation price.
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.
Reservation changes may not be permitted unless authorized by the hotel.
MANDATORY RESORT FEE:
The following mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out.
Resort fee inclusions (subject to change):
- Valet parking
- Ski valet
- Fitness center
- In resort transportation
- Bottled water
- Lobby coffee & tea
- Business kiosk
- Internet access
- Daily newspapers
- Local phone calls
- Print/Fax/Copy
- Post card mailing
Ratings & reviews
TripAdvisor traveler rating
657 reviews
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Mar 23, 2025Always a wonderful, restorative stay close to the slopes but away from the fray
This place continues to be our favorite and only place we wish to stay when coming to ski at Beaver Creek. Our 6th time here and we can't wait to return. The rooms, location, amenities, and ESPECIALLY the staff (thank you Justin, Hannah, Austin, Ben and the housekeeping crew!! And how we miss Leighana, Kyle, and Stephanie and the old crew too). We are family of 3 and just LOVE staying here. The staff are WONDERFUL. The accommodations and amenities are excellent. Feels like upscale home. Ski in and out with self serve ski storage and boot drying. Beautiful workout facility with a STEAM Room. Outdoor pool/hottub. And a delicious restaurant. Can't wait to return!
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Jan 18, 2025Third time pretty much as good as the first two
This is my third stay at the Pines. It was just about as good as it was before. I've written a detailed review on earlier stays, so will just add a couple of comments: I was there in mid December so maybe things weren't 100% geared up for winter. Despite information sent to me, the on-site rental/service shop wasn't open yet. That was too bad as I wanted a tune up and had to do that in town instead. No big deal, but it would have been nice to have on hand. The water machine in the lobby wasn't there although they said it was coming back. There were two bottle of water in my room which weren't replenished each day, but they were made of aluminum so I just refilled them and my flat pack that I ski with each day in the gym which had filtered water. There were also Celsius electrolyte packets in the room with a note saying they were complimentary during my stay, but after day 1 I asked at reception and was told it was only the first day you get them. I just asked the hardworking housekeeping nicely and they gave me more. There was no detergent readily available for the sole washing machine available to guests, but again, I was given some when I asked housekeeping. It is so great to be able to do a load mid-trip! Keurig in the room was really appreciated even though there is coffee on the floor in the mornings. I like a strong cup and if you don't put in too much water and use two capsules you get a decent drink. Oddly, there was fake creamer in the rooms, but real half and half capsules on the floor, so I just used those. Because it was still early in the season, I didn't use the so-called ski in/out which is a bit of a hike and not great if not good coverage. Didn't really affect me at all as the free shuttle in Beaver Creek is really useful without too much waiting. Just a reminder that there's not on-site restaurant other than the very expensive (and probably excellent) dinner place. Again, using the shuttle to get into town and back for meals was really easy and you can also walk in even less time. I appreciated having the fridge for left overs and also for the cheese and other snacks I brought with me. Only half the slopes were operational, but it was enough for me - I had a great time and will most likely keep using the Pines for my return visits.
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Dec 31, 2024
Looking for a Resort that Feels Like Home?
Everyone (staff/guests) was so accommodating and friendly. My son and I really felt at home at this quiet and family-friendly resort! The location was great (about a 5 minute walk to the BC Village with ski-in/ski-out access). I also loved the fact that we were able to pick up our gear right there at the resort!
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Sep 26, 2024
A Nice Place to Stay in Beaver Creek
A very nice place to stay in Beaver Creek. Rooms were large-2 Queen Beds with a Juliet balcony- Beds were comfortable. Great Views of Beaver Creek and the Mountains. Open windows for fresh mountain air. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Quiet Hotel. Nice Fitness center under used. Short walk to the village at Beaver Creek. Did have a plumbing issue at 10 PM and the staff called a plumber to come in to take care of within the hour.
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Jul 27, 2024Not your father’s RockResort or a legendary RockResort!
Okay…when I read The Pines is a RockResort, I thought of Little Dix Bay and many luxurious beautiful resorts that RockResorts built and managed. This isn’t it. RockResorts was bought out and changed hands a few times, so don’t get your hopes up. That said I did visit in summer, a number of the reviews that are laudatory are about visits during ski season. Pluses, —the staff could not be friendlier or more accommodating. Many are skiers; they really like living in Beaver Creek. Cons— housekeeping only every three days or pay and extra charge! That seems out of keeping. HVAC was so loud, I turned it off rather than deal with the noise. Windows don’t open. Bathrooms are tired. Pool is very small as is the gym. The hotel bill for two nights was three pages long, since this enumerate every tax and fee, just a little tacky. I had a corner room, but on the second floor, ask for the third floor so your view is not the roof of the first floor. I would probably look elsewhere.