Property is just as it shows. Very nice lay out and is literally a ski in ski out property. You put on your skis out the back door and skis down to Centennial lift, and when your finished, you ski down Hay Meadow and right to the house. The heated Pool and 4 hot tubes are within 50 ft, The rooms are nicely laid out. Two large rooms with king beds, and a 3rd room with two full size beds, one being a trundle bed. This room is a tad tight, but worked well.
My only complaints would be the parking is a huge issue. You have to park in a parking garage that you are limited to one spot. The places are extremely small and tight. If you have a 2nd vehicle, you are required to park at the bottom of Beaver Creek, pay $25 a day in parking and take the shuttle(which is free)to your unit. There is no parking directly at the unit.
The stove in the house, while clean and looks good, it takes FOREVER to heat and come to temperature. We ended up ordering out a lot because of this. The dishwasher is also hard to get started.
The location for skiing and peace and quiet is great. It's a heck of a walk to the village, or you can take the free shuttle if you wish to go that route.
Lastly, you never heat or talk to the owner. I get it. It's a investment property and he uses Vail Realty to manage it. So you pay a fee to the owner directly and then pay the lions share to Vail Realty who sends your a separate email, fill out a form and fax it back to them with payment authorization. Vail Realty main office is pleasant and helpful. But their office in Beavercreek which is where you pick up the keys is very rude, and act like their time is more important than yours. There is zero parking at this office, and zero drop box, and yes you have to drop your keys off at the office when you are finished and they don't open till 9am. How does that work for people who have early flights.
Overall, it's a great place. It's very nice inside. Few things can be aggravating, via parking and dealing with management company, but I would definitely consider staying here again. The ski in ski out made up for the headaches.