I'm sure other rooms are fine, but unless you're a middle-aged man looking to relive his glory years by summiting the matterhorn, the top-floor rooms ought to be off-limits. They're bad for old ladies, kids, pets, wifes, drunk college students, sorority sisters, communists, pinkos, wierdos, hippies and anyone else that skis...
The bathroom was small. Very small. I had to leave the door open to turn around (well, not quite, but almost).
The living area was fine, and it was clean. The "suite" was up a narrow, circular circa-1965 metal staircase that the local ski resorts score as a double-black diamond. upstairs was a suitable bedroom area, but I thought I'd die of old age up there because getting down was the only thing in life more treacherous than going up in the first place. I wondered if the jaws of life could just pry off the roof and lift me down.
I thought I'd split a gut when I went downstairs to the so-called breakfast and overheard some guy say he & his family loved it there and came up almost every weekend - and how much they loved the morning spread. OMG! Disgusting, nasty, 600 calorie pre-packaged "danishes", cold cereal, luke-warm coffee, microwave oatmeal packets...and a waffle machine that every kid in the place was sneezing on. If the guy loved it there, I'd hate to see how they lived - although that was sort of obvious (he looked to be around 250 lbs, and his wife outweighed him by a thigh and a calf...).
Bottom line: Stay here only if you must. Stay off the top floor. Do yourself a favor and walk (as in exercise...) the 200 yards to the Village Inn.

I've stayed at La Quinta in Silverthorne before and once again, I was not disappointed. The beds are super comfortable and the room was spotlessly clean. The high speed Wifi in the room is free and the complimentary breakfast is just fine. No, it's not the Ritz but it's a step above the other roadside motels in the area. I will stay there again. Although they have an "Old Chicago" restaurant on premises which is quite nice, I usually head up the hill to the City Market (an upscale supermarket) about a mile away and pick up goodies for a picnic in the room and lunch the next day on the slopes. For shopaholics, there is an extensive factory outlet mall within walking distance. I ski Copper mountain. It pays to go on line prior to your trip for lift tickets from liftopia.com for substantial discounts. For example a single day pass at the walkup ticket window goes for about $99. At La Quinta and other locations in the Dillon/Silverthorne area you can purchase 'discount' tickets for $79. On Liftopia my tickets cost $59 per day.

We stayed in December 2011 and really enjoyed it. Great location to both Breckenridge and Keystone and loved how close it was to the dining options in Dillon and Silverthorne. Nothing to write home about but if you can get a good price it's most definitely worth it. Also great to have Old Chicago onsite if you feel like grabbing a bite or having a post-ski cocktail and playing a game of pool. Look for deals and book it!

Stayed here for only one night. We were on the 3rd floor and facing east. We arrived about 11 and was able to get my room right away.
Our room was a double queen, standard room. The room was dated, but was SUPER clean, which was excellent to see. The bathroom was tiny. I mean TINY. You had to stand next toilet to close the door. The worst part was the beds. You were better off sleeping on a rock. The beds were so uncomfortable, we couldn't even sleep most of the night.
The complementary breakfast was a joke. There was not a slection of food at all. Most people that morning didn't even get breakfast because they didn't have enough food for more then 30 people. We went to breakfast somewhere else.
I would recommend staying here. Spend a few more dollars for a better hotel.