This place advertises as a bed and breakfast, but definintely isn't. You do get breakfast, however it is marginal at best, and you could get the same thing in a regular hotel. The breakfast is basically a continental, as an extra she made an egg dish one day and pancakes the next. The atmosphere is not cozy at all, you feel like you are in a hotel. To get in you have to ring a doorbell, which was strange to me. The "innkeeper" was nice, but seemed fake. We felt like we were an inconvenience, did not feel very welcome. My husband was using the butter on the table at breakfast to butter his toast, and the owner took it it while he was in the middle of using it! We felt like she was rushing us out. Also, they advertise as though you are out in the middle of mountains - you're not. The balcony off of the room is about 4x4. It does have a nice view of the mountains, but you are right off of the main street. Overall, this was the strangest place we have ever stayed. The place is clean, but really weird. You would do better to stay at a regular motel. Save your money for something better!

The Good:
Great breakfast (two days in a row!). Eggs Benedict, Breakfast Enchiladas.
Wonderful common room with fireplace, view of the mountains, etc.
Outdoor Jacuzzi overlooking the mountains and town of Breckenridge
Coffee in the common room round the clock.
Exceptionally clean
Great walking trails nearby
Easy parking.

The not so good
Rooms were REALLY small
Mattresses seemed very cheap and uncomfortable -- the kind you can feel the springs through.
Pillows were flat ala Motel 6.
As mentioned in previous reviews -- if you're downstairs you can hear everything from upstairs -- walking almost sounds like stomping.
TV's look like they are from 1985 and are way too small. They put them up on a shelf to the side of the bed which isn't a comfortable viewing angle.

We had a nice time -- just wish the mattresses and pillows were of better quality like most B&B's use these days. They made it feel like a cheap motel which is too bad as the place isn't.

Sandra and Sue made us feel comfortable from the start. The timber lodge decor overlooking the village and ski slopes of Breckenridge is terrific. The location is close enough to town which makes you feel your in the action but far enough out of town to feel relaxed and secluded. The rooms, food and outdoor tub is terrific. The only things i would suggest to people booking a room is if you dont like the smell of chlorine dont book a room with a hot tub and if you dont like hearing the footseps from the people in the room above ask for a top floor room. Other than that we loved our stay there and would defiantly return .

Allaire Timbers Inn is absolutely lovely and the perfect place to stay in Breck if you are looking for quiet, clean, and an amazing value. We couldn't recommend it any more highly. Breakfast is always good and happy hour is a totally unexpected treat! Kendra & Sue have thought of everything that one could want on a visit to Breck - from boot dryers & indoor ski storage to hot cider and fresh cookies.

We stayed in one of the cheaper and more bare-bones rooms (with a mini tv). Though definitely not luxe, the room was still totally charming and cozy. Tucked just behind Peaks 9 & 10 the b&b is easily accessible by free shuttle bus (turns out Breck charges for parking at the base of the mountain!?) and is a two minute drive from all of the shops and restaurants on Main Street. I'm not sure that I'd recommend staying here without a car...