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Grand Lodge Crested Butte — Studio #115 (Pet-Friendly)
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Grand Lodge Crested Butte — Studio #115 (Pet-Friendly)
Colorado
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May 16, 2026
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May 21, 2026
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Pet-friendly first-floor studio at Grand Lodge Crested Butte, a 5-minute walk from the Red Lady Express lift at Mount Crested Butte. Sleeps 4 in a king bed plus a king-size Murphy pulldown, with a kitchenette (2-burner cooktop, microwave, dishwasher, mini fridge, coffee), full bathroom (tub/shower combo), and a dedicated workspace. Guests have full access to Grand Lodge shared amenities: heated indoor/outdoor pool, year-round outdoor hot tub, fitness center, steam room, and fireplace-lit lobby. A complimentary town shuttle runs from the main entrance to downtown Crested Butte's Elk Avenue (galleries, restaurants, breweries) throughout the day. Free overnight ski and bike storage is available at Butte & Co, the partner building next door. One assigned parking pass per unit (EV charging available in the lot). Self check-in via digital keypad. Pets welcome with pre-approval (2 max, $50 fee). Built for Front Range weekenders who want a no-fuss base camp at the mountain.
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Crested Butte, Colorado, United States
Location: Grand Lodge Crested Butte is located at the base of Mount Crested Butte ski resort, immediately adjacent to the Red Lady Express lift base area. The Mount Crested Butte resort village surrounds the property and includes ski rental, ski shops, retail, casual to fine dining, and an active après-ski bar. The Adventure Park (summer chairlift rides, mountain biking park, hiking trail network) is operated by the resort and accessible from the base area. Historic Downtown Crested Butte: 3 miles north of the resort village (6–8 minutes by car or free town shuttle). Downtown's Victorian-era wooden storefronts house art galleries, restaurants ranging from casual to fine dining, craft breweries, live music venues (especially active on weekends), bookstores, and mountain-culture shops. The town square hosts farmers' markets during summer and seasonal festivals throughout the year. Nearby Attractions and Activities: - Red Lady Express lift (5-minute walk): skiing, snowboarding, scenic chairlift rides in summer - Adventure Park (resort base area): mountain biking trails, ropes course, lift-served biking, summer chairlift access - Wildflower Trail network: hiking from town and resort village, late July through August peak blooms - Kebler Pass scenic loop (35-minute drive): aspen viewing in late September, autumn photography, picnicking - Slate River Valley: mountain biking, trail running, accessible hiking near the historic town - Gunnison River corridor: fly-fishing, kayaking, summer whitewater rafting - Maroon Bells Scenic Byway (45-minute drive, summer only): one of Colorado's most photographed views Airports: - Gunnison Valley Regional Airport (GUC): 30 miles south, approximately 45 minutes' drive. Regional flights, generally lower car-rental rates than Denver. - Denver International Airport (DEN): 230 miles, approximately 4 hours via I-70 westbound and US-285 / US-50. Major hub with the widest airfare competition. Elevation and Climate: - Elevation: 9,375 feet (thin air, ~70% of sea-level oxygen, strong ultraviolet exposure) - Winter (Nov–April): 30–45°F daytime highs, regular snowfall (typical seasonal base depth 100–200 inches) - Summer (June–August): 60–75°F highs, cool nights (40s°F), afternoon thunderstorms common - Spring and Fall: Variable; snow into June and starting again in late September is normal — bring layers - Year-round: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and above-normal hydration recommended Visitor Notes for High Altitude: First-time visitors to 9,000+ feet may experience mild headache, fatigue, or shortness of breath for 24–48 hours. Easy exertion, frequent water, and a good night's sleep typically resolve these symptoms. Caffeine and alcohol amplify altitude effects — moderate both for the first day. Pet-Friendly Destination: Crested Butte (both the resort village and historic downtown) is widely regarded as one of Colorado's most dog-friendly mountain towns. Off-leash hiking trails are abundant, water bowls outside shops are standard, and several downtown restaurant patios welcome dogs. The complimentary town shuttle accepts well-behaved dogs.
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
Pets allowed
Carbon monoxide alarm
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Altitude (9,375 ft): Thin air means roughly 70% of sea-level oxygen. New arrivals may feel mild fatigue, headache, or shortness of breath for 24–48 hours. Easy activity day one, plenty of water, and a good night's sleep usually resolve symptoms. Moderate caffeine and alcohol on day one. Severe headache or persistent nausea = descend to lower elevation or see a local doctor.
Weather and What to Pack:
- Winter (Nov–April): 30–45°F highs, regular snow. Winter coat, ski/snowboard gear (or rent locally), hand/foot warmers, sunscreen, sunglasses.
- Summer (June–August): 60–75°F highs, cool nights (40s), afternoon thunderstorms common. Rain jacket, layers, sturdy hiking shoes, sunscreen.
- Spring & Fall: Unpredictable. Snow into June and again in late September is normal. Always bring layers and a waterproof shell.
No Air Conditioning: This unit (and most of the Grand Lodge) does not have A/C. At 9,375 ft, summer nights drop into the 40s and the room rarely needs cooling. A fan is provided in summer.
Pets:
- Pre-approval required before booking — email breed, size, and temperament
- 2 pets maximum per stay
- $50 pet fee per reservation
- First-floor entry makes for easier potty walks
- Crested Butte is a dog-friendly town with off-leash trails and pet-welcoming patios
EV Charging: Complimentary in the Grand Lodge lot. Bring your charging cable.
Mid-Stay Housekeeping: This is an Airbnb-style stay (not a daily-service hotel). Mid-stay turnover available on request with 24-hour notice ($100 fee).
Utilities and In-Unit:
- All utilities included (electricity, heat, water, WiFi)
- Room-darkening shades
- Linens, pillows, towels, and basic toiletries provided
- Coffee maker and basic pantry items (salt, oil)
- Tub/shower combo
Accessibility: Unit is on the 1st floor of the East building — direct hallway access, no elevator required. Standard width doorways.
Building Notes (Honest):
- The Grand Lodge is a 3-star property of individually owned condos
- Building management (separate company) operates shared amenities (pool, hot tub, gym); they may close amenities for maintenance with little notice — refunds for amenity closures are not offered
- The building shows some wear; rooms are kept very clean
- No on-site front desk; we (Traverse) are your direct contact
House Rules:
- Quiet hours 10:00 PM–8:00 AM
- No smoking indoors; outdoor designated areas only
- No unregistered occupants beyond your party
- Report any damage immediately — honest communication always works out better
Nearby Medical and Services:
- Crested Butte Medical Center: ~10 minutes (urgent care)
- Gunnison Valley Hospital: ~45 minutes (emergency / major medical)
- Pharmacies: Crested Butte and Gunnison
- Grocery: Clark's Market in Crested Butte; full grocery in Gunnison
License: Mt. Crested Butte STR License Account No. 304330.
Cancellations and Insurance: See your booking platform's cancellation policy. Travel insurance is optional but recommended, especially for winter travel (weather, illness, flight delays).
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