The first and only remaining hotel in Mt. Crested Butte from the year the ski area opened. Free breakfast, free parking, no resort fees — and the lifts are a five-minute walk from the front door.
Crested Butte Mountain Resort opened in 1963. We opened with it — and we are the only one from that first year still standing.
A full renovation kept the bones of the original building and added the things you actually want after a day out. We are the longest operating lodge in Gunnison County, and still run like a family home rather than a chain.
A room in the lodge, a whole mountain house, or a cottage of your own — all on the same property, all with breakfast included.
A room in the original lodge, with breakfast in the morning and the fire lit when you get back.
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Ten en-suite bedrooms built into the hillside. Take one room, or take the whole house.
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A two-storey cottage a few steps from the Inn, with its own kitchen and patio.
See the cottage →Everything below comes with the room. Down the road they will charge you forty dollars a day for less.
Laid out every morning in the Breakfast Room, with coffee and tea. Included with every room.
On the property, no daily charge — and no resort fee added at checkout.
Outside, facing the mountain, on a heated deck so your feet stay warm getting in and out.
One in the Great Room and one outside by the fire pit. Bring your own s'mores.
Two wine dispensers, a liquor dispenser and a beer fridge. Pick up a card at check-in and pour your own — tasting pours available.
A whole wall of them upstairs, so you start each morning dry.
Secure storage on site — nothing wet needs to come up to your room.
Lock the bike up safely and hose the trail off it before you come inside.
Steam, snow and the mountain going pink. The deck is heated and the fire pit is lit.
Crested Butte is a ski town for five months and the wildflower capital of Colorado for the rest.
Ski and snowboard, fat biking, snowmobiling, dog sledding and ice fishing — with the lifts a five-minute walk from the door.
The Wildflower Capital of Colorado, 750+ miles of singletrack, rafting, climbing and alpine hiking.
The aspens turn for about two weeks and the whole valley goes gold. The quietest and prettiest time to come.
Corn snow and empty runs at the start, then the bike park opening and the first wildflowers.
Crested Butte sits off the main interstate, which is exactly why it still feels like a mountain town. No two-hour crawl to reach it, and no lift queue when you do.
