The Hotel Telluride

Our stay at Hotel Telluride was exceptional, but what made it truly unforgettable was the extraordinary kindness and humanity shown by the people who work there. I arrived in Telluride shortly after losing my father, during what has been one of the most difficult times in my life. When I checked in, I learned that the hotel had graciously upgraded our room. Waiting for me was a handwritten note of condolence and fresh flowers—an incredibly thoughtful gesture that I will never forget. The General Manager Andrew and Asst Manager Zach were remarkable throughout our stay. Their kindness, respect, and genuine empathy went far beyond hospitality. They understood that sometimes the smallest gestures of compassion can mean everything to someone who is grieving, and they made my family feel truly cared for. The experience throughout the rest of the hotel was equally outstanding. The food at the restaurant was excellent, and Chelsea (our server) was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. There are plenty of beautiful hotels in beautiful places - what sets Hotel Telluride apart are its people. True hospitality isn’t just about comfortable rooms or great service, it’s about making people feel cared for, especially when they need it most. Andrew, Zach, and the entire team at Hotel Telluride gave us an experience we will never forget. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough, and look forward to returning under happier circumstances. Thank you for your extraordinary kindness.

This was an amazing experience , the front desk staff Zach in particular was so helpful. The hotel itself was excellent , the history . The fact that they have a shuttle so I could park my car after my road trip and have someone else do the driving. If you are thinking about it, do it. You won’t regret it

Loved it!!!

As a returning guest, I was disappointed with this stay. I was placed on the bottom floor next to active construction, and the noise made it difficult to sleep. I can’t say why that room was assigned to me, but after my previous experience with the hotel, it left me feeling unwelcome. On my last visit, staff told me I couldn’t bring my service dog into the restaurant. When I went to the front desk to address it, Bruce yelled across the lobby while I was speaking with staff. I had hoped management would handle that concern more professionally, but this time I again found management unfriendly and somewhat stuck-up. The food at the hotel restaurant was disappointing and didn’t meet the standard I’d expect from the hotel. The back side of the building also has a lot of clutter on the balconies, which looks out of place. I do love the location, and the hot tubs are amazing—that’s why I’ve continued to stay here. But I wouldn’t book a first-floor room next to construction again, and the overall experience has made me reconsider returning.