Taylor's Crossing 109

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Our room was clean and set up well and we liked the first floor location.
  : It's a hot tubs and spas were not open even though they were advertised as such. The parking structure was closed due to a sewage leak. We had to park pretty far away in an outdoor parking lot. One of the toilets did not have the filler tube properly installed so it's sprayed onto the toilet cover so I fixed that. all the stores and restaurants in copper mountain were closed for the duration of our stay and so we had to travel to Frisco or Vail to get supplies or to use one of their restaurants.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Location in Center Village is incredible - so close to ski lifts, stores, and dining. Bottom floor unit is such easy access. Heated parking garage is a plus. Fireplace in unit gives off lots of heat.
  : Could never figure out thermostat. Was too warm so had to crack windows in bedrooms to sleep comfortably.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Location
  : There was no towels. They did bring them when we called. No ones fault but the use of hot tub and workout room was not available. So, discount would of been nice or a forewarning prior to booking since they do advertise a hot tub. One of the reason we chose this rental.

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Both hairdryers are broken knives are not sharp.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : There were no instructions to the underground parking which was under another buillding. Could not get in, then card did not work to access the garage. That needs to improve, very bad after a long drive to have to go thru a 2 hr hassle to get in.

Fair
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The location.
  : Things that are out of control, parking garage closed, facilities closed, no shops open, and price was a little steep for that being the case.

Very Poor
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Understanding we booked our condo for one of the busiest holidays for Copper Mountain, we expected to pay a premium price. What we didnt expect is to not have hot water for 4 days upon our arrival. After full days of mountain sports (snowboarding, snowshoeing, etc) a warm shower is most inviting at the end of day. On day 3 of no hot water, I reached out to property management to ask if we could make arrangements to shower at an onsite location until the issue was resolved. Crickets. To make a displeasing situation worse, the dryer on the 4th floor accepted our quarters, but did not work. One tends to blow through their existing planned outfits quickly when unable to shower daily. Day 5- we were subjected to a few hours of drilling and banging directly outside of our condo, followed by a large fan placed outside our condo door for 24 hours to address a leaking issue. January 11th - Ive made 7 calls to Vacasa, the property manager of Taylor Crossing. The customer service agents have been very professional, sympathetic, escalated our complaints to management, etc. The property manager at Copper Mountain has been unresponsive to all requests made by me, as well as agents that have reached out to him. Today, after another phone call to Vacasa, the Copper Mountain property manager approved a $150 credit for our experience. Unacceptable. I requested to receive a 50% refund of the first 4 days of our 7 night stay. I fully understand that maintenance issues arise in the property rental industry which are completely out of the hands for all involved. However, a property owner and a property manager has complete control as to how they react to issues. Communicating with your customers and offering a fair resolution is a crucial part of changing a negative experience to a positive one. With that said, I will gladly update this review if my request is met. I look forward to a phone call from the property owner to discuss this matter.