Falcon Point

Note: this review is based on company policy/attitude rather than quality of accommodations. Made an 8-night booking for a ski trip in February 2026. My wife suffered a serious foot injury three days before our departure. We cancelled our trip and received full refunds for everything (ski passes, air fare, ski equipment) except our stay at Falcon Point. Company was very inflexible regarding the situation. They would only offer 4-day credit to be used before Dec. 1, 2026. We work in Colorado during the summer, so we asked if we could use one day at a time for the four days over the summer. They won't do that, nor will they entertain any other option. Disappointing that every other company accepted/honored the doctor's report but Falcon Point. Now, we'll have to have the schedule a fairly expensive air flight during a time when my work doesn't want me to take off in the fall to use the days.

Everything you need to know about staying at Falcon Point in a 2 min read. This was my first time (solo) traveler to the Avon/Beaver Creek area for some spring skiing. I drew the lucky time share exchange card and booked a week in a studio. There is an exceptionally wide selection of accommodations in the Avon Beaver Creek area from Lux ski in ski out to the more modest – Falcon Point fits into the “more modest” category. To be clear, I’m not at all saying modest=poor quality; just less grandiose…..and a considerable distance from the slopes. Falcon Point is a great fit for travelers on a budget – here’s why. Distance from the slopes. With no shuttle option, guests will need to walk with their gear 7 minutes to the Lake Street Station. From there, it’s a 17 minute ride via the free ski shuttle (runs every 15 ish minutes during peak travel hours (8-10, 2-4) to the base of Beaver Creek. Honestly, not a big deal considering how much more you’ll pay for ski in/ski out. My studio was clean, about 550 sq ft with a small kitchenette that included a range, dishwasher and full size refrigerator. Absent was an oven; there was a toaster oven. My unit has no deck or patio. Not the Ritz but honestly it was everything I needed including a comfortable bed, full size couch and decent size flat screen. I was offered a free ski locker in the basement to store my gear. Housekeeping was once per week. The front desk staff were really nice. They have a modest pool area with two hot tubs and a common area with a pool table. All in, I traveled to Avon to ski Beaver Creek and given another opportunity I would not hesitate to return!

Do not stay here in 2025!! My family and I had been looking forward to our one-week stay in the Rocky Mountains in July. We checked into our 2-bedroom unit this afternoon only to find that the outdoor deck/sliding door—and whole common area light source—is boarded up with PLYWOOD, blocking out all light and views of the mountains. Furthermore, the outdoor area where a deck should be is covered with scaffolding. They are apparently removing decks permanently for safety reasons. (Photos: The indoor photo was taken during the day with lots of natural light available from the outdoors, but the plywood blocks out ALL light to the interior. It’s a dark ugly cave. My camera kept adding light to it because it thought it was nighttime. Outdoors, the scaffolding covers the unit’s living room/common area.) The management said there are 8 units affected by this and there are no other units to move us to. For almost $2000 for this trade, we got stuck in a dingy, dark hot unit. There is no A/C, and no sliding door for a breeze and fresh air. The fine print on the timeshare exchange reservation said the resort is undergoing a renovation, but never did I envision they would rent out a unit that is completely void of any outdoor view or natural lighting. They should have blocked these units off from being available. That’s what maintenance fees are supposed to cover. Also, the decor of the entire unit is just ho-hum. Looks like something out of the 1990s. They sell timeshare weeks here and they seem to be full, so they obviously don’t have a problem keeping their units rented, but I would look elsewhere before booking here. The photos on the website make it look much nicer than it is. It’s just ONE building, not part of the larger complex with nice units with outdoor decks shown in the marketing photos. I will continue to leave posts like this one on all travel sites to spare others the waste of money and poor accommodations that were provided to us.