Here's what we LOVED: gorgeous amenities, large space, very nice kitchen and bathroom, cotton sheets, secure WiFi, smart TVs, tons of pillows, the extra toiletries if needed, decor, etc. Really thoughtful touches! The resort in general is beautiful and there is a lot to do in so many different ways, if your body can handle the altitude (approximately 9500 ft where the condo is).
What we didn't love and actually made our stay pretty uncomfortable and disappointing given the $3400+ we paid for 6 days: (1) paying $35 per day for parking (closest overnight is the garage for the hotel, good luck carrying all your stuff to/from the car in the altitude); (2) no AC or ceiling fans mean opening the windows and hoping for a breeze, but the windows are extremely difficult to open (my spouse literally got blisters and some never opened); (3) there is no ventilation in the bathroom (the fan doesn’t work) unless you open a window, but then people can see you on the toilet or in the shower; (4) there are no screens on the windows so you either have to roast and be hot or open them and put up with mosquito bites. This is especially bad at night because it’s hard to sleep when it’s so warm in the room but keeping windows open all night doesn’t feel like a smart, safe idea or good for mosquitos. We all have at least 10 mosquito bites; (5) there are very few electric outlets, especially in the living room. We always bring our own power strips and it was still hard to have enough outlets to just do things like charge our devices or plug in my computer (I had to work during the week we were here); (6) there is noise EVERY SINGLE DAY starting at about 8am. This can be from the construction, the renovations happening constantly, the complex picking up the very loud trash bins that are right outside the bedrooms, or hearing every single step from the upstairs tenants or next door neighbors. This is even worse later in the day with the windows open because people are literally walking by the open windows and seeing in to the space, making noise, etc. A lot of parents don’t watch their kids so we literally had to tell kids to stop putting their faces through the open windows with no screens; (7) it seems like the door code doesn’t change, which made me nervous safety wise since anyone who has stayed in the condo in the past now knows how to get in at any time.
Again, it's a beautiful space but, for the cost, seems like we shouldn't have to deal with these issues.