Showing posts with label Things To-Do in Telluride. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Mountain Lodge Telluride Converts to Direct TV

BREAKING NEWS – EXCITING TIMES
 
The Mountain Lodge is pleased to announce our conversion to Direct TV. Starting with the 2013-2014 ski season this Thanksgiving, our entire property has been converted over to Direct TV with 75 channels, 36 of which are High Definition in each of our units.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Telluride Resort Offers Upscale, Elegant Bridal Venue


Mountain Lodge Telluride, summer flowers.  Photograph 2011 © Neil Hastings.

 Telluride Resort Offers Upscale, Elegant Bridal Venue

-- Mountain Lodge at Telluride hosts ceremonies, rehearsal dinners, honeymoons, bachelor/bachelorette parties --

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

The Mountainfilm Festival is a Telluride locals’ favorite – let it be your favorite too!


Mountain Lodge Telluride is the official Lodging Sponsor for the 2011 Mountainfilm in Telluride May 27-30.

By making reservations at the Mountain Lodge Telluride with discounted promotional Mountainfilm rates, our Mountainfilm guests will be able to purchase Sunshine Passes (all theaters) and Wilson Passes (all theaters plus symposium and closing picnic) at a significant discount.  Pricing for lodging and Mountainfilm passes will be 20-30% off the normal pricing -- the best price available anywhere, just for staying at our property!

WILSON PASS - Provides admission to all Festival programs and events, including the Moving Mountains Symposium and the Closing Picnic & Awards Ceremony.

SUNSHINE PASS - Provides admission to all Festival programs and some events. DOES NOT include the Moving Mountains Symposium or the Closing Picnic & Awards Ceremony. Tickets for those are available separately below or at the door.

Relax at Mountain Lodge Telluride after a fun-filled day of the 2011 Mountainfilm Festival. 
Photograph 2011 © Neil Hastings.

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Super Spring Skiing Special - Save up to 30%

Photograph 2011 © Neil Hastings.

No lift lines, long sunny spring days. The skiing is at its best in late March and early April. Join us in Telluride for the Spring Blast, March 19 – April 3.  Stay 3 or more nights and enjoy up to 30% discount on lodging and lift tickets.




"Wilson Peak".  Photograph 2011 © Neil Hastings.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Celebrate Valentine's at Mountain Lodge Telluride!


With Valentine's Day just around the corner, why not make plans to snuggle-in at the Mountain Lodge Telluride?  If you stay with us for three nights between February 8th - 16th Mountain Lodge Telluride will welcome you with a complimentary bottle of champagne nd chocolate-dipped strawberries in your room, and a cocktail of your choice for two with purchase of an entree at The View Restaurant.  Discounted lift tickets also available! If you are flying in the Telluride Air desk has some amazing pricing on flights. For Valentine's deals on airline tickets contact the Telluride air desk at 888-451-9527.  And don't forget, pets are welcome at Mountain Lodge Telluride! 
Premiere Telluride Ski-in/Ski-Out Resort Offers Valentine’s Day Special
- Free night’s lodging, champagne, chocolate highlight Mountain Lodge at Telluride stay --

Telluride, Colo. – Picture a snow-covered ski lodge, upscale resort, warm fireplace, luxurious robes, outdoor hot tubs with spectacular mountain views and western elegance, and you’ll be picturing a perfect Valentine’s Day in Telluride.

This year, Mountain Lodge at Telluride, the area’s premiere ski-in/ski-out resort, is offering a fourth-night-free special for Valentine’s Day. Visitors who stay four nights in one of the resort’s 650-square-foot junior suites between Feb. 8 and 16 will receive the fourth night free. Guests also will receive a bottle of champagne and chocolate-dipped strawberries on their first night to celebrate the holiday.

Junior suites include living area, separate master bedroom and deluxe kitchen. Property amenities include concierge services, a fitness room, steam room, grocery shopping service, outdoor heated  pool and hot tubs, and complimentary wireless Internet service in all units and in the main lodge.

Rates during the special are $289/night. In addition, discounted lift tickets for Telluride Ski Resort are available to guests who request them from Mountain Lodge at least 72 hours in advance.

While the Feb. 8-16 timeframe is one of the busiest times of the season to ski and snowboard at Telluride, guests can choose from plenty of activities as well, says Neil Hastings, director of sales and marketing for Mountain Lodge at Telluride. Visitors can snowshoe, cross-country ski, snowmobile, take a dogsled ride, horseback ride, shop and take in one of the area’s world-class spas.

For more information or to book reservations, contact Mountain Lodge at Telluride at 970-369-5000 or www.mountainlodgetelluride.com.


Mountain Lodge at Telluride (www.mountainlodgetelluride.com)
Mountain Lodge at Telluride is an exclusive, upscale resort. At 9,500 feet in the San Juan Mountains, the ski-in/ski-out resort offers private luxury cabins, condominiums, and lodge rooms as well as executive conference rooms offer space for small meetings and retreats, reception space and full catering service. The View restaurant offers upscale tavern dining in an intimate setting, with spectacular views of the San Juan Mountains.

The resort is listed as one of the top 50 ski hotels in North America in Conde Nast Traveler’s 2010 annual “Best Places to Ski & Stay in North America” readers’ poll.


THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES
  • stay 3 nights or more get 20% off
  • stay 4 nights, get 4th night free
  • Complimentary bottle of champagne, nd chocolate-dipped strawberries in your room at check-in
  • Cocktail of your choice for two with purchase or entree at The View restaurant
  • Discounted lift tickets available by contacting our reservations department at reservations@mountainlodgetelluride.com or by calling 970-369-5000
  • Discounted ski rentals available through Christy Sports at http://www.christysports.com/ or at 970-369-5267
Promotion available for stays February 8th - 16th on NEW bookings only. Can not be combined with any other offer. Discount applies to all room types based on availability.

Friday, November 5, 2010

Powder Magazine features Telluride


It doesn't get much better than a gorgeous 10-page spread in Powder Magazine. Read the pre-powder buzz about this season's place to be.

RESORT OVERVIEW

Nestled among the highest concentration of 14,000 foot peaks in North America, Telluride blends historic buildings and local watering holes with new world-class hotels and restaurants. After opening Revelation Bowl last winter, Telluride is thrilled to announce the opening of Gold Hill Chutes 2-5. Telluride’s incredible expansion in the past 2 years includes public hike-to access to Black Iron Bowl, Palmyra Peak and Gold Hill Chutes 6-10. Touting the combination of awe-inspiring views, unrivaled terrain, and the ease of direct flights from 9 major hubs, Telluride is truly unmatched in North America. 

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

• 12/17-20: Visa U.S. Snowboardcross Cup
• February: Subaru Freeskiing Open

TERRAIN BREAKDOWN

Traversing from north to south, Telluride’s terrain naturally shifts from expert to beginner, keeping skiers and boarders in areas suitable to their skills. 23% beginner, 36% intermediate and 41% advanced/expert. There are multiple backcountry access points along Gold Hill ridge and the Palmyra ridge. Backcountry is not patrolled or maintained by Telluride Ski Resort. 
POWDER MAGAZINE Perspective
T-Ride has certainly become even more powder-friendly the last couple year with the openings of Palmyra Peak, Gold Hill Chutes, Black Iron Bowl and Revelation Bowl. The plethora of terrain will keep you busy for days and have you wondering if you’re in the San Juans or Alps. 
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T-ride #8 in Freeskier Magazine "Resort Guide 2010"


Telluride captures the number eight spot in the top 12 recommended ski resorts in North America. Thanks Freeskier magazine, we agree that our 4,425 ft vertical drop is pretty darn awesome. 

Snugged high up at the head of a box canyon, Telluride offers up the big-mountain goods for anyone willing to make the trek. To get the most bang for its buck, Telluride doesn’t waste too many acres with “groomers” and “beginner” runs. Instead, Telluride is loaded with chutes, bowls and seriously steep terrain, covered in over 300 inches of San Juan’s finest. Looking for above treeline action? Head over to he recently opened Revelation Bowl. Want to scare yourself? Get your tail to the Bear Creek area. No matter where you go, Telluride doesn’t disappoint.

The town of Telluride is split into two separate areas, The Mountain Village and the Old Town. The Mountain Village is a newer development that’s aimed at tourists. Newer restaurants, condos and hotels all circle around main walkways and fire pits; good for wholesome family fun. The Old Town — originally settled for silver mining in the mid-1800s — is an authentic mountain village, with local bars, cheaper lodging and authentic shops. We suggest sending it at the Fly Me to the Moon Saloon and the Last Dollar Saloon, but don’t drink too much: you don’t want to miss a full day shredding all that Telluride has to offer.


TELLURIDESKIRESORT.COM
VERTICAL: 4.425 feet
ACREAGE: 2,000
SNOWFALL: 309 inches
TICKETS: $98



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Upcoming Telluride Highlights 2010

Lizard Head Pass, Telluride,  Photograph 2010 © Neil Hastings.
From Mountain Lodge Telluride & The Telluride Tourism Board :

Upcoming Telluride Highlights 2010

Oct 18:  Off-season gondola closure
Nov 19:  Gondola reopens
Nov 25:  Ski Resort opens
Dec 1:  Noel Night
Dec 3-4:  Pretty Lights
Dec 3-5:  Holiday Bazaar
Dec 9:  TTB Annual Meeting
Dec 15-18:  Snowboard World Cup
Dec 24-25:  Santa Skis & Photos
Dec 31:  New Year’s Eve




For over 30 years, the name "Telluride" has been synonymous with its signature events—whether musical, cultural, culinary, scientific, athletic or unusual.

With many festival offerings heading into their third decade, Telluride's festivals have evolved and grown, and continue to inspire the loyal fans who make the annual journey to this beautiful canyon. With variety ranging from arts and music to outdoor pursuits, there's an event to match every passion.

Long-standing offerings—such as the Telluride Film Festival, Bluegrass Festival and Jazz Celebration—are known among film and music aficionados for attracting the best filmmakers and musicians in the world. Some locals claim that Blues & Brews, scheduled the third weekend of September, is the favorite because it signifies the start of fall colors and the coming of ski season. Mushroom Fesitval and the Imogene Pass Run further exemplify the eclectic offerings of Telluride.

Friday, August 6, 2010

Western US Travel Profiles: Mountain Lodge at Telluride

Mountain Lodge at Telluride in Colorado
by Angele Sionna, Phoenix Western US Travel Examiner
August 6th, 2010 9:59 am MT


Phoenix Examiner INTERVIEW with Neil Hastings, Director of Sales and Marketing
Open 10 years, 457 Mountain Village Boulevard, Telluride, CO, 81435

Mountain Lodge at Telluride is an exclusive, slopeside, upscale resort featuring an eclectic blend of rustic elegance and western charm. At 9,500 feet in the San Juan Mountains, the resort offers private luxury cabins, condominiums, and lodge rooms as well as executive conference rooms offer space for small meetings and retreats, reception space and full catering service.

Examiner: What makes your establishment unique?
Neil: Many things!  To start with, the setting: Mountain Lodge at Telluride is set apart from the main core of Mountain Village, yet is a few minutes’ walk to everything, and in winter, is ski-in/ski-out. Nowhere else in the area is there a property that is at once in the heart of all things Telluride, yet private and secluded.
Our architecture also is unique. With rustic, but elegant, interiors and exteriors, the log cabin style of architecture is western, mountain and very much Telluride. Inside, the Tavern – our bar and lounge area – is the most spectacular room in the Telluride area. A huge fireplace, high ceilings and tall windows frame views of the San Sophia Mountains.

What’s also unique about Mountain Lodge is the variety of accommodations. With lodge rooms, small and large condo units, and cabins with up to six bedrooms, there’s more variety and flexibility here than anywhere in Telluride.  

Examiner:  What is a little known factoid about your place?
Neil: I can think of two. First, most people (even local residents) don’t know that Mountain Lodge at Telluride is one of only a couple lodging properties in the area with an outdoor heated pool and hot tub. In the summer, it’s a hub of activity for guests. In the winter, it’s a wonderful experience to sit out in the hot tub when it’s snowing.

Second, Mountain Lodge has quietly become the number-one lodging site for wedding parties in and around Telluride. I believe it’s because of the value, and the variety of accommodations; we can take care of all types of needs, whether it’s a single person in a lodge room or cabin. The pool’s a popular gathering spot, and we have more and more catered rehearsal dinners, brunches and receptions.

Examiner: What is your patrons' favorite thing about your establishment?
Neil: Guests come here, and keep coming back, for the value. It’s not the most expensive property in Telluride, and it’s not the least expensive. But it’s the best value for the dollar, with the variety of accommodations, setting, location, pool and amenities that range from gourmet kitchens to luxurious robes to free wi-fi.

Examiner: What's your favorite?
Neil: The views of the mountains that completely surround Telluride, hands down. I’ve lived in several mountain towns in the western United States, and for someone who is a passionate lover of mountains, this is the best place to live, and specifically to work. I got into resort management not because it can make me rich, but because it’s a vital, interesting career that allows me to live here. I wake up and come to work every morning looking at the most spectacular mountain backdrop in the country.

Examiner: Anything new on the horizon that people can look forward to trying?
Neil: We started partnering with an adventure trip company, Further Adventures, this summer, to offer guests guided white-water rafting, fly fishing, hiking and mountain biking adventures through the local mountains. Experienced guides leads participants on half-day, full-day and multi-day trips. And the best part is that guests doing an activity will receive substantial discounts on both the activity and lodging here at Mountain Lodge at Telluride.

Examiner: What is the top thing you recommend visitors to your city do/see - besides your business, of course?
Neil: For those visiting in the spring, summer or fall, my number-one suggestion is to take a four-wheel-drive tour of the backcountry. Guides will take you to elevations of 12,000 feet and higher on trails in the national forests around Telluride. Some trips go over our beautiful high mountain passes (Imogene, Ophir, Black Bear); others visit mining ghost towns; and some skirt back roads for extraordinary views of the Wilson mountain range, Lizard Head and Sneffels Wilderness Area. You’ll travel through open meadows filled with wildflowers, cross clear mountain streams, see waterfalls and probably spot some wildlife.

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Wednesday, March 3, 2010

'Soar in Style', special Mountain Lodge Telluride Ski Package Featured on Bing


MSN, Bing Feature Mountain Lodge at Telluride -- ‘Soar in Style’ package lands spot as top destination for millionaires, billionaires --

In the travel slide show detailing 19 of the most select vacations around the world, Mountain Lodge at Telluride’s “Soar in Style” package is among only a few North American destinations. Other vacations selected include stays at an India palace, an upscale Dubai hotel, Trump Tower Chicago, and a luxury apartment hotel in the French Alps. Also on the list are world cruises – and a trip to the moon on a Soyuz spacecraft.

The Soar in Style package, offered throughout the winter ski season, starts with private round-trip jet air service from the guest’s home airport of choice to Telluride Airport, chauffeured limousine transport to and from the airports, and a personal on-call concierge during the visit.

Activities include helicopter skiing the back country of the San Juan Mountains, a guided snowmobile tour to Dunton Hot Springs for a soak, a spa treatment and lunch, dog sledding, and skiing Telluride Mountain with a private guide. Guests also receive a complete equipment makeover, with skis and customized boots (or snowboard) as a souvenir.

Soar in Style guests receive Dom Pérignon upon arrival, dinner prepared by a personal chef in the cabin each evening, and on the last night, a gourmet dinner and wine for two at Allred’s, Telluride’s signature restaurant.

The price for the package starts at $14,017 per person, double occupancy, for four nights in a log-and-stone cabin with slope-side ski access.

“The ‘Soar in Style’ package is perfect for a few select guests,” says Neil Hastings, director of sales and marketing for the resort. “With the variety of accommodations at Mountain Lodge at Telluride, we also provide the best value in Telluride for travelers more conscious of budget.” For example, the resort is offering a fifth night free on any paid stay of four nights through April 4, the end of ski season in Telluride. Post-ski season, the resort offers a wide variety of price levels.

Mountain Lodge at Telluride is an exclusive, slopeside, upscale resort featuring an eclectic blend of rustic elegance and western charm. At 9,500 feet in the San Juan Mountains, the locale offers private luxury cabins, condominiums and lodge rooms, as well as executive conference rooms for small meetings and retreats, reception space and full catering service.

This winter, Mountain Lodge at Telluride has served as a major lodging sponsor for the Olympic-qualifying LG FIS Snowboard World Cup, providing lodging for the athletes, event sponsors and other VIPs. Telluride was the sole stop of for the sport’s World Cup in the 2009-2010 season.

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Telluride, Colo.
March 3, 2010