The Lodge at Angel Fire Resort

The cabin was clean and well maintained. Check in was easy and the entire stay was a breeze. Will definitely stay here again.

Online reviews are just like people. Some are wonderful sources of insight and information, while others are just places for those that need to vent, instead of addressing their issues immediately to the resort so that they could possibly work things out for the guest. I must admit, I am a review reader. Our family has skied at locations from Telluride - to mom and pop resorts like Wolf Creek, each having their own characteristics. This year we wanted to make a quick, family ski trip on a budget during Mardi Gras and decided to give Angel Fire Resort a try. I realized after doing my research and reading reviews that this lodge was in the process of updating their rooms. The reviews reflected dated rooms, but the online booking clearly stated updated décor, along with pictures of those rooms. I also read where Joe, the Lodge Manager clearly addressed each concern. For me it was an easy fix, I called and asked to speak to the Lodge Manager directly. He graciously explained their room updating process, so I went ahead at that time and booked my room for 5 days. Something else to keep in mind that this is a PET FRIENDLY resort, and not all guest are responsible pet owners when it comes to resort travel. The resort was prepared for the Mardi Gras revelers. Our room was roomy and exactly what we expected. We enjoyed Starbucks in the coffee house, dinner and music at Legends Grill (Dailey Specials). The slopes restaurants were crowed at lunch on weekends, so we had sandwiches in our room. If crowds are an issue for you, then I would recommend you plan your visit during the week. Slops seem to be less crowded. 80% of employees on the mountain, were very friendly. We rented our ski equipment from Winter Sports. It is just across the street from the lodge. Discounts if you book online. We were so pleased with the Lodge accommodations and staff, we will return next year.

This is a ski resort and we expected an older pretty worn unit, but the cleanliness is what we had a problem with. The kitchen is not clean at all. The cabinets have a sticky coat of grease on them. The floors are not clean with crumbs in the corners. The cabinets had crumbs and stains inside of them. It need needs a thorough cleaning and the unit can use some updating.

I would not recommend this hotel/lodge. It is dated and maintenance shortcuts are obvious. Angel Fire and surrounding areas are so, so beautiful.

We loved staying at the lodge in Angelfire. So convenient for skiing every day. Room was great and the beds were so comfortable. Our 1st night there my daughter got altitude sickness and I reached out to Sarah Collins at the front desk. She was beyond sympathetic and helpful. She offered great advice and even offered to open the gift shop for me to get oxygen. We saw her every day of our visit and she was so friendly and eager to make sure our trip was the best it could be. So thankful for her friendly face! We also loved John from Legends, James from HR and Stevie from ski school. Everyone was really fun and friendly. Had such a great mom/daughter trip! Thank you!

The cabin is basic with no washer or dryer. It is rustic and old but provides what we need. They only gave us supplies for 3 days and we were staying a full week. The grocery store is a 5 minute drive on the way to the mountain so it works great. It is 7 minutes drive from the mountain to go skiing. We brought chains but didn’t use them since it only snowed one day. Our dishwasher was broken and they fixed it the next day. The service is amazing but they only work from 9 to 5. We loved the ski resort with our 2 little ones. They did ski school 4 days and loved it. We will be back next year.