Hotels in de buurt van Telluride Ski and Golf Club (Telluride)

'The fire alarm went off three times in the middle of the night, the alarm was faulty. No restaurant, but we paid top prices for sub par food on paper plates 😬. Waterside was out of order. Not a pleasant stay!'

'Close to the gondola. Very friendly staff. The access to The Peaks Spa was a sweet surprise.'

'The room was small and we had to ask for coffee and coffee cups. Otherwise, the staff was very friendly and helpful, and the setting was exceptionally beautiful.'

'Parking during the Bluegrass Festival is a problem created by the Town of Telluride for guests who are paying a lot of money to come stay in town.'

'No complaints, except parking is limited. All was great.'

'This little gem made our overnight stay in Telluride perfect! It’s surprisingly affordable, and the location is unbeatable. Joe was super kind and helpful at check in, and we loved the view from our 3rd floor room. While it’s true that there is no ac, that didn’t bother us at all. There are fans, and Telluride is cool at night. The beds are really comfortable, and the room was sparkling clean. I will say that Telluride is bustling in the morning, so don’t expect to sleep in if you have a street...

'Perfect location, friendly staff, clean & spacious!'

'Clean and comfortable'

'This property is older than some, but very well maintained. The grounds are beautiful and the fact that it is right by the river is an added bonus. The sitting area outside by the river with the hot tub is peaceful and relaxing. The hairdryer in my room did not work, and there was no soap in the shower. Also, the TV was very confusing to operate. In spite of these things I loved staying there and would again.'

'We liked the room but it was extremely hot and stuffy.'

'The room smelled badly and really needs updating (mold in shower, sheets didn’t fit the bed and no room service throughout our stay. It may work for those who really want to “rough it,”. The hot tubs were slimmy and had a lot of bugs and mysterious “floaters.”'