The Inn at Lost Creek

Name: The Inn at Lost Creek
Address: 119 Lost Creek Ln, Mountain Village, CO 81435, Telluride, United States
Telephone: +19707285678
Price range: $204–$885
Rating: 4.8

119 Lost Creek Ln, Mountain Village, CO 81435

Forbes ★★★☆☆

Google 4.8

Overall 57

Lowest upcoming

$204

5 Nov 2026

Highest upcoming

$885

20 Feb 2027

Median nightly

$400

across 365 upcoming days

Cheapest week

8 to 14 Nov

47% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide

Forbes ★★★☆☆ Recommended

Character and identity

Tucked into Telluride Mountain Village at the top of one lift and the bottom of another, this 32-room inn is owned by the ski resort and built around a single proposition: you wake up on the mountain. The 40,263-square-foot building leans woodsy-chic, with most rooms facing slopeside so you watch skiers cruise by in winter and the free gondola glide past in summer. Rooftop hot tubs (reservable in private slots), a ski valet, a golf valet in season, and a concierge that arranges everything from fly fishing to glider rides define a service register that is hands-on without being formal.

Who's it for

Best for:
Skiers and snowboarders who want true ski-in/ski-out without the scale of a big resort hotel, plus active summer travellers chasing mountain biking, rafting, golf or the Sunset Concert Series. Dog owners are unusually well looked after, with pet beds, treats, a pet concierge and the Soggy Dog Spa.

Should look elsewhere:
Guests wanting a full-service luxury resort with multiple restaurants, a destination spa or a polished urban-style lobby scene. With 32 rooms and a single bar-and-deck social hub, the experience is intimate rather than expansive, and the design reads mountain-lodge rather than design-forward.

Bottom line

The reason to book here is location: you are genuinely at the center of the lift network, with valets removing every bit of friction from a ski or golf day. Splurge on a slopeside room so the views earn their keep, target a winter powder window or a summer concert weekend, and lean on the concierge to fill the days.

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