With chairs 1, 10, and 11 right in front of your private balcony, you can't get any closer to the slopes than this! Bright, spacious, and very quiet-one of only two buildings in KW with concrete floors and walls with no squeaks, creaks, or foot noise! Fully-stocked kitchen, private balcony w/ BBQ, gas fireplace, spacious living & dining area, separate bedroom w/ queen and two twins, TWO full bathrooms, pullout sofa, and in-unit washer & dryer. The space This is a spacious 1 bedroom, 2 bath condo with a private balcony and the best slopeside views in all of Kirkwood. In-unit gas fireplace AND central forced-air heat, fully-equipped kitchen, dining and living area, indoor ski and boot storage, washer & dryer, and on-site RESERVED parking. The spacious living and dining area features a large table with dining space for eight, bar seating for three, two comfortable couches, (including a pullout sofa bed), large TV, and a private balcony overlooking Chairs 1, 11, and 10 with a panoramic unobstructed view of the entire frontside of the mountain. Your building is the very last in Kirkwood to have sun at the end of the day, giving you the best spot for spectacular sunsets and photos from the balcony. The separate bedroom features a queen and two twins along with a private full bathroom. All sheets, towels, and toiletries are complimentary as part of your stay. Your condo also features a second full bathroom right off of the kitchen along with an in-unit washer and dryer. After a great day on the slopes, send those kids outside to go sledding on the hill right next to the building and let them burn off any remaining energy. You'll finally be able to get some alone time while sipping a cocktail and pretending to keep an eye on them from the private balcony. For dinner, the 7800' Bar & Grill is right downstairs, the only non-Vail-owned restaurant in the entire valley! Relax next to the giant stone fireplace, enjoy $3 pints (you read that right!) and enjoy the local scene with fresh and delicious burgers, chili, salads, cheesesteaks, hearty soups, and other great home-cooked fare. Or, if you still have energy, whip out your chef's hat and cook to your heart's delight in the fully-equipped kitchen with brand new appliances, a large dining table, and additional bar seating for three. When you're ready to crash, you'll be happy to know that your condo is one of the quietest in all of Kirkwood, located in one of only two buildings in the entire valley featuring concrete floors and walls separating every unit. Absolutely no creaking above or below, ensuring a peaceful and restful night's sleep so you don't miss first tracks in the morning! Other things to note IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING REFUNDS AND ADVERSE WEATHER: Kirkwood is all about huge storms and tons of snow. Up here, a blizzard is a blessing, but please plan accordingly. During the winter, I highly recommend purchasing travel insurance to best protect yourself in the event of adverse weather. Highway 88 is the one and only road into Kirkwood. If you are approaching from the west, you will drive over the Carson Spur on Hwy 88 right before Kirkwood. If you approaching from the east, you will drive over Carson Pass on Hwy 88 right before Kirkwood. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS FOR ADVERSE WEATHER EXCEPT IN THE VERY UNLIKELY EVENT THAT BOTH THE CARSON SPUR AND CARSON PASS ARE COMPLETELY AND CONTINUOUSLY CLOSED TO TRAFFIC FROM 6 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT (18 CONSECUTIVE HOURS EACH) ON THE DAY OF YOUR SCHEDULED ARRIVAL. This is an exceptionally rare event, as even in major storms Carson Pass will normally remain open, subject only to brief closures for avalanche blasting or other snow safety. Carson Spur however (the last stretch of Highway 88 before Kirkwood if you are approaching from the Bay Area) will almost always close temporarily for two to three hours for avalanche blasting if it has snowed roughly 18 inches or more. If it has snowed two feet or more, it is very likely that the Spur will be closed for six hours or more at a time, and often overnight. If the Spur is closed, you can reach Kirkwood from the Bay Area by taking Highway 50 to Meyers, taking Highway 89 briefly, and then connecting again to Highway 88 and the Carson Pass. Without traffic, that route is approximately 35 minutes longer than the normal route you would take through Jackson and up Highway 88 and the Carson Spur. If BOTH the Carson Spur and Carson Pass are COMPLETELY AND CONTINUOUSLY closed to traffic from 6 a.m. to midnight on the day of your arrival (18 consecutive hours), your room rate will be refunded for that day only. Only if BOTH the Carson Spur and Carson Pass remained completely and continuously closed the next day from 6 a.m. to midnight (18 consecutive hours) would the second day be refunded, etc. There is no refund for your entire reservation in the event that roads are completely closed on one or more days of your reservation. Again, I highly recommend purchasing travel insurance to best protect yourself in the event of adverse weather. There are no other refunds for weather other than those specifically stated above.