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Hilton opens Hotel Alpenrock in Breckenridge for ski season travelers

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Marc Ramos Contributor | The Points Guy

By Sky Industry News

Jan 16, 2025

Hilton has announced the opening of Hotel Alpenrock Breckenridge, part of its Curio Collection, just in time for the peak ski season. This new hotel provides Hilton Honors members with an opportunity to earn and redeem points while enjoying the Colorado slopes.

The hotel features 205 guest rooms, including 24 suites, and is conveniently located a short walk from popular ski lifts at Breckenridge Ski Resort. It also offers easy access to downtown shops and restaurants. Meredith Ash, the hotel's general manager, stated, "Hotel Alpenrock is a truly unique addition to Breckenridge, offering an elevated lodging experience that embodies both the spirit of this historic town and the adventurous energy of its visitors."

Guest accommodations range from rooms with king-size beds to suites equipped with kitchenettes and separate living areas. The design pays homage to the Rocky Mountains, incorporating elements like granite boulder-inspired reception desks and lighting similar to ski gondolas.

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Dining options at Hotel Alpenrock include three bars and restaurants. Canary is described as the area's only speakeasy offering bespoke cocktails. The Carter serves as a lively spot for après-ski activities, while Edwin features an open-fire oven serving artisanal pizzas and alpine cuisine.

The hotel provides various amenities such as a slopeside ski valet service, heated gear storage, outdoor hot tubs, a fitness room, and an on-site retail shop for sports equipment rentals. Guests can also participate in curated experiences exploring local natural features and mining history.

A Grand Opening Package is available starting at $599 per night until March 31. This offer includes a $250 food-and-beverage credit, Champagne bottle service, complimentary valet parking, and a gift bag.