Ramada Limited Hotel Frisco (Colorado)

General Information

A 2006/2007 Pinnacle Award Winning Hotel. Come visit at Friscos newest hotel, the Ramada Limited of Frisco. Our warmhearted and knowledgeable personnel at the Ramada Limited in Frisco will make your vacation a certainly unforgettable one.

The Ramada Limited is situated off of I-70 at Exit 203 in Frisco close to the shores of radiant Lake Dillon, the Ramada Limited is precisely mins from all of Summit County's world class ski regions including Arapahoe Basin, Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, and Keystone in addition to Loveland Ski Area is also just to the east on 1-70 and Vail and Beaver Creek are only thirty minutes away. Cross state skiing and snowshoeing is available at the surrounding Frisco Nordic Center. Whether skiing is not your delights, then choose from snowmobile tours, sleigh rides, and dog sledding.

Make us your home in the Rockies whilst you ski, bike, hike, sail or just unwind amid the fabulous landscape of Colorado's Summit County playground.
Start your day with our complimentary sumptuous nutritious breakfas, and fast and direct access to the self-sufficient shuttle to take you anywhere in the region you wish to go. Afterwards return and uncoil in our open-air hot tub.

All of our suites comprise high speed wi-fi i-net, plush upper beds, coffee makers, hair dryers, iron and ironing boards, full cable with HBO, Queen beds, invigorating Moen Revolution showers, soft oversized towels & spa inspired facilities. 2 bed suites all have microwaves and fridges.

We do have independent ski lockers accessible and a bicycle rack as well. Smoking apartments are accessible. Pets permitted with a $10. 00 per night fee.

Summer activities in Summit County comprise over 75 miles of paved bike paths available just out of our back door in addition to 5 courses in golf surrounding. Disc hole golf and mountain biking are accessible here in Frisco in addition to sailing,boating,and fishing in Lake Dillon. Jeep tours, train rides, gold mine tours in addition to museums provide further alternatives for amusement.