We are a non-smoking facility. If you choose to smoke outside your room, we ask that you keep our Lodge property and our city clean by disposing of your butts in an appropriate trash receptacle. If you do smoke in our rooms, it disturbs our other guests and you will be responsible for a $200 room cleaning fee.
Non Smoking
March 24th, 2008Reservation and Deposit Policies
March 24th, 2008
You can contact us regarding availability and making your reservation in several ways.
970.325.4856, or
888.325.4856.
We require a one night deposit when you make your reservation. If you are staying five nights or more, we require a two night deposit. The total deposit will include taxes including the local Lodging Occupancy Tax of three dollars per night.
We hope nothing interferes with your vacation travel plans. If you must cancel your reservations, we offer a refund if the change is made more than 14 days prior to your stay. If you cancel within 14 days, we are unable to refund your deposit.
Rooms and Rates
March 24th, 2008
SUMMER RATES
MAY 15 – OCTOBER 1
1 King or Queen $69
2 King or Queen $79
3 Queen $89
MAY 15 – OCTOBER 1
1 King or Queen $69
2 King or Queen $79
3 Queen $89
WINTER RATES
OCTOBER 2 – MAY 14
1 King or Queen $49
2 King or Queen $59
3 Queen $69
We do allow pets in a limited number of rooms for an additional fee of $10 per night, per pet. However, we do ask that you do not leave your pet unattended in your room for the safety and convenience of staff and our other guests. If you leave your pet unattended we charge a fee of $125.
Our Fair City
March 23rd, 2008
From about 1,000 feet above, our fair city is stretched out below. The “Million Dollar Highway” curves up and out of sight to the south.
A beautiful Easter Sunday morning. As you can see, the snow is quickly melting off at lower elevations and is holding steady up high. The high peak to the left is Mt. Abram and is visible from our hotel.
From the same vantage point as the city photo, a view of our lodge. Here too, the snow is quickly disappearing. The eastern roof slope is holding on for what appears a few more days.
Colorado Wave
March 7th, 2008
Surfing in Ouray? Not likely. However, when the cold weather yields to warming temperatures, the snow tends to slide off the metal roofs. The result can be an interesting snow slab that hangs on until it pitches off onto the ground. The one in the photo actually hung on for more than a day.
