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Where to stay in Telluride

By Sarah

In town

  • The Hotel Telluride

    A full-service hotel in town with outdoor hot tubs on a sundeck and spa treatment rooms in the building. A seasonal shuttle runs guests to the gondola and around town. Pets are welcome. Parking is limited and first come, first served.

    Best for:
    Visitors who want a hotel in town with a spa, and a dog along
    Where:
    199 N Cornet Street, Telluride
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • New Sheridan Hotel

    The historic pick, on Colorado Avenue since 1895. It has 26 rooms, three restaurants and four bars, including the old bar it bills as the oldest in town.

    Best for:
    Travelers who want history and to walk out the door into town
    Where:
    231 W Colorado Avenue, Telluride
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • Camel's Garden Hotel & Condominiums

    Steps from the gondola, with hotel rooms and one to four bedroom condos. There's an Aveda spa, a hot tub, continental breakfast and ski valet, and some rooms take dogs.

    Best for:
    Skiers who want to sleep in town and be close to the lifts
    Where:
    250 W San Juan Avenue, Telluride
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • Victorian Inn

    A simple inn in town with an outdoor hot tub, bike racks and complimentary continental breakfast.

    Best for:
    Travelers who want an uncomplicated base in town
    Where:
    401 W Pacific Avenue, Telluride
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • Element 52

    An Auberge Collection group of private residences with two to five bedrooms, rented by the night or the week. Expect full kitchens, ski valet, a private spa and fitness center, and a private funicular up to the Telluride Trail run. Reservations were by phone when we checked.

    Best for:
    Groups who want a large residence with resort services
    Where:
    398 S Davis Street, Telluride
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

Mountain Village

  • Madeline Hotel & Residences

    A large Auberge Collection hotel with ski-in, ski-out access and ski valet. The Sky Terrace has an outdoor pool, two hot tubs and fire pits, and there's a full spa and two restaurants. Reservations were by phone when we checked.

    Best for:
    Skiers who want full resort services
    Where:
    568 Mountain Village Boulevard, Mountain Village
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • Lumière by Dunton

    Formerly the Lumiere Hotel, now 18 residences at the base of Lift 4 with ski-in, ski-out access, chef's kitchens and spa treatments.

    Best for:
    Skiers who want slope access and a kitchen
    Where:
    118 Lost Creek Lane, Mountain Village
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • The Peaks Resort & Spa

    A big resort with ski-in, ski-out and golf-in, golf-out access. It has a 42,000 square foot spa, an indoor and outdoor heated pool with a water slide, and a lap pool.

    Best for:
    Families who want a pool after skiing
    Where:
    136 Country Club Drive, Mountain Village
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • Mountain Lodge Telluride

    Ski-in, ski-out on six acres, with lodge rooms, suites, condos and log cabins that sleep up to 16. The condos and cabins have full kitchens. There's a heated pool, a hot tub and a restaurant, and dogs are welcome.

    Best for:
    Groups and families traveling with dogs
    Where:
    457 Mountain Village Boulevard, Mountain Village
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

  • The Inn at Lost Creek

    A ski-in, ski-out boutique with studios, suites, condos and vacation homes. Guests get private rooftop hot tubs and complimentary access to The Spa at The Peaks.

    Best for:
    Couples who want a smaller place on the slopes
    Where:
    119 Lost Creek Lane, Mountain Village
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

Camping

  • Telluride Town Park Campground

    The town-run campground in Town Park. Sites are reserved through Campspot in set booking windows, with no walk-ups listed. There are no electric hookups or dump station, and showers take tokens. During festivals you need a festival camping pass.

    Best for:
    Tent campers who want to walk to town
    When:
    The 2026 season ran May 15 to October 4. 2027 details are due in early 2027.
    Where:
    Town Park, 500 E Colorado Avenue, Telluride
    Official site

    Checked November 2026

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