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Grand Lodge CB #518 — Remodeled Ski-In/Out, Hot Tub, Pets
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Grand Lodge CB #518 — Remodeled Ski-In/Out, Hot Tub, Pets
Colorado
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May 16, 2026
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This freshly remodeled studio on the 5th floor offers mountain views and the quiet you want after a long ski day. One king bed and a full sofa bed sleep four. Red Lady Express is a 3-minute walk. All Grand Lodge amenities—heated indoor/outdoor pool, year-round hot tub (hot all 365 days), gym, steam room, fireplace lobby, complimentary town shuttle—are included. Free ski storage at Butte & Co (next door). Kitchenette with cooktop, dishwasher, microwave, mini fridge. Digital self check-in, WiFi, dedicated desk for work or relaxation. Built for couples seeking ski weekends or small groups wanting updated accommodations with ski-in/out access and shared building energy.
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Crested Butte, Colorado, United States
Location: Grand Lodge Crested Butte occupies the Mount Crested Butte base village, adjacent to Red Lady Express lift (3-minute walk). The base village includes ski rental, retail, food (casual to upscale), and après-ski bars. The Grand Lodge lobby and shared facilities are the social heart of the property. Downtown Historic Crested Butte: 3 miles north (6–8 minutes by car or free shuttle). Victorian storefronts house art galleries, restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining, craft breweries, live music venues (especially weekends), and mountain-culture shops. The town square hosts farmers' markets (summer) and seasonal festivals. Nearby Attractions & Activities: - Red Lady Express lift (3 min walk): skiing, snowboarding, summer sightseeing chairlift rides - Kebler Pass scenic loop: 35-minute drive for aspen viewing (September peak), autumn photography, picnicking - Wildflower Trail network: hiking from town, late July–August peak blooms - Slate River Valley: mountain biking, trail running, easier hiking near Crested Butte town - Gunnison River: fly-fishing, kayaking, whitewater rafting (summer) - Maroon Bells Scenic Byway: 45-minute drive (summer only, Aspen side) Airports: - Gunnison Valley Regional Airport (GUC): 30 miles, 40 minutes drive. Regional flights to Denver, Phoenix. - Denver International Airport (DEN): 230 miles, 3.5–4 hours via I-70. Major hub, best airfare competition. Elevation & Climate: - Elevation: 9,375 feet (thin air, ~70% sea-level oxygen, strong UV) - Winter: Nov–April, 30–45°F highs, regular snowfall (base depths 100–200 inches depending on season) - Summer: June–August, 60–75°F highs, cool nights (40s), afternoon thunderstorms possible - Spring & Fall: Unpredictable (snow can fall into June, early snowfall in September); layers essential - Sunscreen year-round; sunglasses for snow glare; hydrate above normal thirst signals Visitor Notes: First-time visitors to high altitude often experience mild headaches or fatigue for 24–48 hours. Easy exertion, water, and sleep resolve this quickly. Locals thrive at 9,375 ft; many view the altitude as a feature, not a bug.
Free cancellation up to 14 days before check-in. Within 14 days, the reservation is non-refundable.
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4 guests maximum
No smoking
No parties or events
No pets
Carbon monoxide alarm
Smoke alarm
Altitude (9,375 ft): Thin air means ~70% of sea-level oxygen. New arrivals may feel mild fatigue, headaches, or shortness of breath for 24–48 hours. We recommend easy activity on day one, plenty of water, and a good night's sleep. Locals and repeat visitors adjust within hours. If altitude sickness persists (severe headache, nausea), descend to a lower elevation or see a local doctor.
Weather & What to Pack:
- Winter (Nov–April): 30–45°F highs, regular snow (base depths 100–200 inches). Bring winter coat, ski/snowboard gear (rent locally if you don't have), hand/foot warmers, sunscreen (UV strong at altitude).
- Summer (June–August): 60–75°F highs, cool nights (40s), afternoon thunderstorms common. Rain jacket, layers, sturdy hiking boots, sunscreen, sunglasses.
- Spring & Fall: Unpredictable. Snow can fall into June; early snow in September. Always bring layers and a waterproof jacket.
Booking Policies:
- Check-in: 4:00 PM (flexible; contact us for early arrival)
- Check-out: 11:00 AM (housekeeping available for a fee)
- Cancellation: See your booking confirmation for specific terms.
Guests with Pets: Pets require pre-approval before booking. Email details (size, breed, temperament) and we'll confirm. Pet fee applies ($50–100 depending on stay length).
EV Charging: Complimentary charging available in the lot. Plug in and charge overnight or during the day (no additional fee). Cable required (bring your own or let us know in advance).
Utilities & Comfort:
- All utilities included: electricity, water, gas heating, WiFi
- Heated floor in bathroom
- Room-darkening shades in studio
- Fresh linens, pillows, towels, and daily essentials provided
- In-unit washer/dryer (if applicable)
- Coffee maker and basic pantry items (salt, oil, spices)
Accessibility: The unit is on the 5th floor, accessible via elevator. Standard width doors, bathroom grab bars, and level flooring within the studio. Contact us if you need specific accommodations.
House Rules:
- Quiet hours: 10:00 PM–8:00 AM
- No smoking indoors; outdoor areas only (designated spots)
- No unregistered occupants beyond your party
- Return keys/keypad code to front desk on checkout
- Report any damage immediately (honest conversation always works out)
Nearby Medical & Services:
- Grand Lodge front desk: 24-hour on-site staff for emergencies
- Crested Butte Medical Center: 10 minutes (emergency and urgent care)
- Gunnison Valley Hospital: 40 minutes (major medical facility)
- Pharmacies: In town and Gunnison
- Gas, groceries, and restaurants: Base village and downtown
Insurance & Liability: You are responsible for your belongings. Grand Lodge and we carry liability insurance, but personal items are not covered. Valuables (cameras, jewelry, documents) should be locked in the safe or left at home. Report any theft to management and local police.
Cancellations & Refunds: See your booking platform's cancellation policy. Travel insurance is optional but recommended, especially for winter travel (weather delays, illness).
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