Telluride Hotel Guide - Ski Hotels in Telluride, Colorado

It was a nice room. Comfy and convenient That's all she wrote

We absolutely fell in love with Telluride and are already planning another vacation there next summer, this time with our 3 kids. Very kid and pet friendly and the locals are so nice also. Cannot wait to come back to this amazing place! Hotel Madeline was very clean, very modern and so convenient. We received a free upgrade when we checked in and the room was stunning with an amazing view! We will defiantly be staying again.

The room on the creek was delightful. Close enough to walk to restaurants and main street yet away from the noise of the festivals.

Great stay. Great location. Staff super friendly and accommodating. Loved the fresh, local pastries and Starbucks coffee.

The Inn at Lost Creek is a definite must stay, the location, amenities and staff all make for a great experience. The access to Telluride via the Gondola, (a short walk from the hotel) enables you to park your car and never need it again until you leave. The room itself is nicely appointed, with a small kitchenette, fireplace, steam shower, balcony, washer and dryer, huge bathroom, with a whirlpool oversized tub. The inn is also quiet. Complementary breakfast is served and the featured dish changes daily. There are also rooftop spas to enjoy, we were lucky to reserve one with a view of the sunset (suggested by the staff). For exercise, you have access to the Peaks fantastic gym. However, the best part of the Inn at Lost Creek is the staff. It is obvious that they take pride on their customer service, from tips on where to eat, what to do, general information. From the moment we arrived to when we left, we were made to feel special, and not just another person staying there.

Even with cool weather and open windows, hotel was very stuffy, hard to sleep. Fun spa/pool area. Large rooms, great location. Overall good place to stay.

We stayed here for 3 nights and had a very nice stay. The room is nothing fancy, and as some have already mentioned, it has been converted from a multi-bedroom condo into a single room. The bed was firm, but comfortable enough for a good night's sleep, and the room had the basics expected from a cheap hotel such as microwave and microfridge, an assortment of dishes and silverware, and a coffeepot. There were not enough outlets in the room, but we made it work with the extra ones in the bathroom. The bathroom was clean and efficient and soap and shampoo/lotion was provided. The only downside was the walls are very thin so you do hear everything going on outside and in the next room, but the room provided a de-humidifier which helped mute the sounds while we slept. The hot tub was just a quick walk in barefeet. The hotel is a quick 5-10 minute walk into town or to the free Mountain Village Gondola, but we ate in town every night because the prices for dinner was much more reasonable than the Village. We enjoyed Valentine's Day dinner at the Appaloosa Cafe for an excellent steak - highly recommended! And the best part is the room was also a quick walk to the Coonskin chairlift and the lift ticket office at the base. Overall, for the price and what was provided, we had a very nice stay and we would be back.

Everything was exactly as I'd hoped for, from the valet to the towels on the rack. With all friendly staff, and a king sized bed that felt more like I was sleeping on a cloud, i couldn't have asked for better.