Still fuming over $4,000+ lost on AirBNB with no notice that the ski instructors were revolting for…read morea $50 an hour pay raise, shutting down all but one lift and no skiing. Apparently the town was also getting crushed (servers, bartenders, etc) by this. SOME sort of news/press release would have saved countless people thousands of dollars. Previously I gave 5*because it is a gorgeous resort, lush skiing, absolutely magnificent views worthy of the hikes. Everyone in old town was so warm and welcoming. Expensive, but you get what you pay for!

There is not much to not like about this resort community other than the need to have a big bank…read moreaccount to make it through a week. There is a chill friendly vibe and it is beautiful . Fire pits are everywhere and there is a decidedly upscale feel but I did not find it overly pretentious.

Telluride Cubs Camp…read more I find it extremely interesting that there is nowhere on the internet to leave a review of Telluride Cubs camp specifically. We paid for two days of care at $310/day. One day of childcare in telluride is 2 weeks of child care where we live. When I dropped off the first day, they didn't want to know anything about my child and his needs. They just wanted me to drop him off with zero instruction. I witnessed the director rolling her eyes at another mother giving her the info she felt was necessary for her child. Anyway, when I picked my 15 month old up he was extremely fussy and unmanageable. I was told he ate good and slept good But when we got home, I've never seen him so unhappy and hungry. I got zero information on his day, what he ate, did or if he used the bathroom. Again, for this price, I'd expect a report, similar to what ski school provides. The second day I dropped him off they just flat out would not take him. They had 2 kids that I could tell there and told me they have a strict 9:30 drop off policy (It was 9:50). I'm sorry but for that price, you should take them any time the parent needs. When traveling with kids used to a different time zone, making it to mountains village by 9:30 can be extremely difficult when you're not staying there and focused on getting other kids ready. not to mention, NO WHERE on the internet is this drop off time mentioned. In fact, summer drop off is mentioned to be between 9:00-10:00, in which case we would have been on time. We will NEVER use them again. Save your money and book telluride sitters for half the price!!

Super pleased with the telluride ski school. They do a phenomenal job with the kids, they are warm,…read morewelcoming and accommodating. I have to say during Covid it is not very affordable especially w

Great restaurant to get lunch break from skiing and snowboarding. The restaurant locate at the…read morebottom of double cabin route. There is a lift ticket window right inside restaurant (go inside and it is immediately on the left). There is a restroom right behind the ticket window too. I ordered my tickets online to save 20% and pick them up here. Customer service was awesome. Just give them the names and they give you the passes.

Food is ok. Service is bad. The ski school kids have to eat in a jam packed cafeteria. The food…read morethere is really bad. In the big billies restaraunt, the only thing that I liked was the cool ranch Doritos. My daughter hated the food. She said the hot dogs were undercooked, as were the Mac and cheese. The only thing that my daughter ate was the salad bar. Ewwwwwww

From the very beginning the crew at peak went above and beyond. We had a last minute booking and…read moreneeded to change dates due to a canceled flight. No questions asked, Jared took care of everything and made sure we were set up. He scheduled us with Spence and we couldn't have lucked out more. Spence was incredible! He took us to the back country away from the chaos of the park. We found some fresh ice tucked into a little cut with no one around, it was amazing!! I had climbed before, but my partner hadn't. No stress at all, he made sure we both had an absolute blast! Can't say enough about Spence. He made sure we had all the equipment we were missing, was incredibly positive, experienced, courteous... the guy is a rockstar! He even went out of his way and found us in town after we left for the day when he realized we left a hat behind. Highly recommend peak... and especially SPENCE!!

Heard about this company through a friend. I'm not sure how she found them, but they were able to…read moreassist us with our mountain climb and our Via Ferrata climb. Our guide, Jason was really informative and attentive when it came to our equipment and keeping us focus. Mountain Trip employees were all professional, but also kept it light and fun for us. They were on time with our schedule and gave us some tips on some local fun hikes! Overall, Mountain Trip was fun to work with and I would totally use them again on another trip. They have multiple locations that deal with different type of hike/climbs. I can attest the Telluride location was spot on! - Enjoy

I had a very good time at Durango. Went down with some buddies on a late season weekend, so the…read moresnow wasn't great but the vibe was nice. Plenty of fun runs, and a decent amount of high speed lifts. The layout is a bit funky with some solid traversing and long runouts but overall still a good spot. We stayed in the village. Not much food that I know of in the village so we are down in the town of Durango. Had free days from a season pass from a partner resort so used those to my advantage. Great views and a pretty drive! In the words of the terminator, "I'll be back."

So much more to do here than the last time we came here. The all day pass is a good deal for summer…read moreactivities (we didn't choose this option) but the lines are long for almost everything. Didn't try the zipline, but didn't seem worth it based on the length. The inferno mountain coaster is an amazing addition, although we waited in line for 45 min for it. (Note that dogsledding tours are also offered in the summer as well. You just have to ask about it). The alpine slide has changed dramatically in the past few years (we used to be able to get buy one get one coupons for 5 bucks here, but now that tickets are $15 each for a single ride... that's a different story). Worth spending an afternoon here

Ice climbing was an awesome experience, our guide Phil was very knowledgeable and made our…read moreexperience memorable, we would definitely go again!

Had an excellent outdoor climbing experience with Josh. It was our first time climbing outdoors,…read morebut he made sure we were safe, comfortable, and had plenty of fun.

I visited the Bootdoctors shop in Telluride Village with a problem with my old Tellie bindings on…read moreFebruary 21 and was delighted by the wonderful service. Jim who is a very experienced technician, took care of my bindings very effectively. Jim spent quite a bit of time on my behalf and sent me on my way without even a nominal charge. I have purchased products and boot services from Bootdoctors when I worked in Trail Safety and Guest Services on weekends in the past. I have always received excellent customer service in their shop. This recent visit was equally satisfying. I appreciate Jim, Alex, and the other staff members who welcomed me. Bootdoctors enjoys a staff who are dedicated to serving their customers. I recommend that anyone seeking expertise, great products, and professional service, to rely on Bootdoctors - a great shop and staff who know their products and will help ensure your skiing and boarding enjoyment and safety. ...Dan

We left our daughter's shoes in our car which was parked at the bottom of the mountain in…read moreTelluride. It would've taken us over 30 minutes to grab them, probably more because ski school had just finished so we checked out Bootdoctors to see if we could find shoes to buy instead. We found Vans that were just my daughter's style and they were on sale! The price was comparable to what we'd find online or in stores back home so we thought it was a great find. The cashier helped me check for sizes right away and brought two options which was considerate. We are super happy with our experience.

Great mountain. Incredible ski school for kids and adults…read more Best snow in CO Great crowd....mostly friendly and chill No matter what the ski trip is trying to look like....wolf creek fits (ok, unless it's bougie....this ain't your Apres and designer coat spot) Family friendly Girl trip Guys weekend Spring Break Want to stay in the groomers, great it's close and easy to navigate. Want to explore and get more extreme terrain, take off towards Alberta lift and have your pick.

Best mountain I've ever skiid at. There's so many runs and amazing snow here. So much to do and I…read morefell in love with the pizza at the top of the green runs I forgot what it was called. Had a great time & trip here with friends, would recommend to everyone!

We had an excellent stay at the Camel's Garden Hotel…read more While it is an older hotel, you can't beat the location. It is located right next to the gondola. It does appear they may have renovated the downstairs common area. There is plenty of lounge seating, a fireplace and light oks like you can host a small gathering. We walked in and the front desk clerk who worked Wednesday was very friendly and even walked the luggage cart down to the garage for us. There is an underground garage that has shared space with the hotel condos. But it is $20 a day to park. I'm not sure if there is an alternative space outside to park overnight. The king room was very spacious and has a fireplace. Our friends stayed in the queen size room which was much smaller and no fireplace. There is plenty of seating in the room and has a large bathroom, wardrobe closet, 2 dressers and dining table. There is a large tv but unfortunately the WiFi is a bit sketchy so we could watch much tv. We even had a small balcony. The bed was very comfortable. Pillows not so much. Plenty of linens. There is a ski valet which is open from 8:30am to 4:30pm which is so nice to have available. We came down the hill late one afternoon and left our equipment outside the valet room. They were safe and sound inside the valet the next day. We had the nicest ski valets taking care of us, Jake and Miller. The hotel provides a free continental breakfast from 7:30am to 9:30am. Bagels & salmon, toast, fruit, yogurt, juice and coffee. The breakfast staff were very friendly. There is a nice pool and jacuzzi with views. A bar/restaurant is attached to the hotel which is convenient. Clearly a locals favorite. We will definitely stay here again on our next visit to Telluride.

The service has gotten a lot better here since my last stay a few years ago. Housekeeping was on…read moreit. The common areas seem to have been renovated, especially the lounge on the main level. Nice furniture and ambiance with the fireplace and various seating options. For the price this is one of the best deals in town. While it's by no means a modern hotel or resort, and is in fact a bit more on the basic side and a little outdated, you can't beat the location right next to the main Telluride lift and being right in downtown Telluride. I prefer staying here over Mountain Village as things shut down much earlier out that way. If I could have only a couple small suggestions it would be to see how they can get the rooms to not warm up so quickly (it was 10 degrees outside and I had the heat set to 64 and it kept going up to around 70 so I had to open a window). Then it was hard keeping a consistent temperature and I had to get up a couple of times during the night. The television steaming is very inconsistent and buffers or turns off for a few seconds, every few minutes. They also need refrigerators in the room. The beds are very comfortable but the pillows are mediocre. The giant tub is awesome as is the overall size of the room. The hot tub area just wasn't too appealing as the jets weren't strong enough and to get any jets you had to sit out of the tub with only half of your body submerged. It was awkward. Big hot tub but poor design. Needs to be a bit hotter and needs actual jets for both the low back and calves. I would recommend Camel's Garden Hotel to the middle to upper middle income skier who appreciates a great location and an ok experience. If you are fancy or rich then look at one of the boutique properties elsewhere.