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Methodology

The method behind the ranking.

What we measure, how much each part counts, and why.

Late-season snow and subalpine spruce on a Colorado Rocky Mountain slope

Every score on Peak to Peak Host Review is earned on a real listing. We push it through the parts that break other tools: back-to-back turnovers and last-minute cancellations. Only the results of that testing decide where a tool lands.

Each tool runs on an active portfolio — real guests, real turnovers — for a full season before it earns a rating.

How the score breaks down

  • Mountain access — 35%. Whether anyone reaches the property when the canyon road is iced.
  • Printed terms — 25%. Whether the rate card and the exit clause are public before a call.
  • Corridor coverage — 25%. How much of the Peak to Peak they genuinely service, not just list.
  • Guest handover — 15%. What a late arrival at nine thousand feet actually experiences.
We do not hand out numbers for a good demo. If a provider will not let us test on live bookings, we simply do not rate it.