Colorado Riders Chalet

A beautiful location with STUNNING views - I had a room with a mountain room which I absolutely loved. Hosts Nadia & Olivier were also very friendly and helpful with local suggestions + transport tips. Bonus was their very cute dog, Charlie! Shuttle busses were free and easy to use, otherwise the main town is just a short walk down the hill. Breakfast was simple and tasty.

Honestly not much! I didn't expect there to be no fridge in the room which made keeping some food/drinks cool a little tricky in the heat, but completely manageable. Also, was a bit on the pricier side for one person, but worth it for a short stay and a gorgeous chalet experience!

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Very good location, quiet, clean, and very friendly owner

A beautiful property in a good location just outside the main village, but a close walking distance to one of the ski lifts. The Inn is well decorated with personal pieces and items.

The atmosphere felt more like a museum or library than a welcoming inn. As a solo traveler, I never felt comfortable using the common areas. This property may be better suited to small groups or families who can gather privately within those spaces. The innkeepers operate the property more like a high-maintenance B&B than a relaxed micro-hotel. The host family occupies the main entry area and closes it off when guests are present, which adds to the sense that shared spaces are not truly open. Guests do not seem encouraged to use the main-floor bar area and are instead directed to the basement dining/bar space or a more secluded TV room. House rules are posted throughout—removing shoes, turning off lights, limiting water use—which, while understandable, contribute to a constrained and somewhat formal environment. The facility itself is immaculate and has great potential, but the overall experience feels overly controlled. The bar areas, in particular, appear more preserved than enjoyed—reinforcing the sense of staying in a place to observe rather than relax.