Lodges in Gunnison County

"Excellent "

"Comfortable and so convenient, with everything you need within walking distance. You can walk to trails (and several bike rental options if you prefer to ride instead of hike) and numerous restaurants, coffee shops and shops. If you want to go into CB, the shuttle bus stops steps away and runs every 20 minutes. Parking in the garage costs extra, but it's free in/out or you can leave your car and walk/bus most places. The on-site restaurant, Jose, is tasty and has excellent drink options (including a robust non-alcoholic menu) and mountain-side atmosphere with live music. Service is a little slow but that's the norm in CB. The spa is outstanding - I had the best spa treatment in my life. (They charge resort rates, but it was worth it.) Lots of comfortable common areas to hang out in (or work remotely). Lots of families and dogs, so the common areas can be chaotic, but the rooms are surprisingly quiet."

"We enjoyed the property being furnished with utensils, pots, pans etc, so we could cook instead of going out for every meal. The porch was really big and the view was great! "

"This is a wonderful property. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay there again!"

"We stayed in the castle suite which is in a separate house up the mountain. A beautiful home has been turned into several suites.In the common areas there are two dens, a full kitchen, a wet bar area, gym, and sauna. Numerous rooms have private hot tubs. We enjoyed beautiful views from every window in the Castle Suite. The room was huge and the bathroom was too. The only issues were the stairs up and down to the front door from the road. As long as you don't have mobility issues, there stairs are worth it! We would definitely stay here again. "

"We enjoyed our stay and will book here again"

"Great location relative to shuttle stop that goes directly up the mountain. "

"Nice property close to everything with great staff"

"My third stay at the property and excellent, again. A great option if you want to be in historic Crested Butte town."