Stayed here with three adults for three days. Condo's were in fine shape with slightly outdated decor but kitchen was spacious with all stainless steel appliances.

The condo is very conveniently located and in a nice area. Only a few blocks from town, and a short distance to the gondola for skiing Breckenridge.

We were also told that the resort featured a pool and upon asking resort management where the pool was, we found out we had to drive to another location to use a "community shared pool". I'm not sure what type of accommodations this was, as we didn't justify packing up and driving somewhere to go for a swim.

Our one and only complaint is that it was not truly ski in/out. Other places we've stayed, you can strap on your skis and literally ski out. After bringing this up to the Ski Country Resorts Management they responded that you "only have to walk up and across the street one block to the lift." This wasn't the end of the world, however there are condos that are much more reasonably priced that are "within walking distance".

Overall a decent stay, but will likely stay elsewhere next time we visit Breckenridge (next month).

I had the privilege of staying at the Antler's Lodge in Breckenridge, CO April 13-15, 2007. The town is so cute, I think it's Victorian Style and the the way the mountain is layed out is awesome (went snowboarding on Sunday).
The condo itself was literally steps from one of the lifts and I was able to ride back to the condo, within steps. The kitchen had everything I needed and the lodge/check-in area had a cozy little lounge and bar with $1.50 drafts! It also had wirless internet in the lounge as well. The front desk staff gave great recommendations for a sushi restaurant (Mountain Flying Fish), a coffee shop (The Crown) and a cute authentic French Bakery (can't remember the name, sorry). The also provided a complimentary shuttle, although the town is pretty small you can walk it in no time.
Can't wait till I can go again.