Dave was extremely professional. His menu was creative, visually stimulating and amazing on the…read moretaste buds. Our family of seven thoroughly enjoyed the food presentation which was well thought out and different from anything we have experienced in a restaurant before. His server, Felecia was timely in serving the food, gathering up plates and bringing the next course. Both were polite and kind through the whole meal experience and we agree that if Yelp allowed a five star Michelin rating we would certainly give Mountain Top Catering just that! Promise you won't be disappointed!

We can't say enough great things about Mountain Top Catering with Chef David! We had the privilege…read moreof two evenings and both nights were superb. We had great communication with recommended menu options and Chef had no hesitation with making a few changes for dietary requirements. Chef was very knowledgeable, professional, personable and an expert at his craft! Helping our meals with prep and service was Felicia and she is fantastic! From booking, to confirming, to payments, this was a first class experience.

Chef Eliza prepared an incredible meal for my boyfriend's birthday at our Airbnb in Telluride. From…read morethe first coordination e-mail to the next day Duck Bao bun leftovers, every moment working with Eliza was a delight. She was easy to communicate with, her menu options were all so appetizing it was hard to choose and she was fun to chat with as we dug into an amazing charcuterie board and watched her work her magic in our kitchen. My boyfriend still talks abut the Bison short ribs and we all were mesmerized by the lavender ice cream and pear and apple crisp. It was our pleasure to get to know Eliza and get to taste her incredible food. We only wish we lived in Telluride so we could work with her more often!

I can't express enough gratitude and appreciation for Chef Eliza. I was planning for a dinner in…read moreTelluride from California. I reached out to several caterers, but quickly realized that Telluride Catering by Chef Eliza was the way to go. Chef Eliza was so responsive, knowledgeable, helpful and very professional from the get go. She made the planning process super easy. The food was amazing, looked gorgeous and tasted even better. The intimate ambience of the restaurant interior was perfect. The bar staff was phenomenal. My guests couldn't stop raving about the food and drinks. I felt bad for taking credit for such an incredible evening because it was all because of Eliza.

I wish I could give zero stars, but unfortunately that is not an option. Our family hired him for…read morethanksgiving dinner 2024 and he never showed up until the day AFTER. After waiting for HOURS on thanksgiving and weird vague phone calls, he had random Chinese food delivered to our house that gave us all food poisoning. He showed up the next day with all store bought food (that he claimed he cooked from scratch.) For the price that was paid, this was completely unacceptable. The kitchen was left completely dirty and destroyed. He did not cook a single thing on the menu that we had given. He was wasted and left all of his shooters behind, along with all the packing of store bought goods that he came out and told us he made from scratch. Complete joke and a waste of your money. He also never sent back the deposit or any money and totally ruined our family Thanksgiving.

Patrick, thank you for the special night. The food and wine were spectacular. What made the night…read moreeven more special weryour stories and the companionship we all shared. It is such a treat to have a special dinner at our house prepared by a spectacular chef and great person. You are the best!!

I brought some girlfriends here to celebrate international women's day (which was so sweet that…read morethey had a special dinner just for that!) and we couldn't stop talking about how great everything was. 4 courses of incredible food paired perfectly with wine and they even had an expert come in to talk about the terroir of each pairing. It was so much fun to learn and eat and drink in such a cozy and accessible space, all around fabulous!

Love this place Ouli and Dustin really know their wines. So…read morefun to go in and tell them how you're feeling and what you want to taste and they can match it perfectly with a great wine. Ouli and Dustin did an amazing three-course dinner for us with paring ...so amazing, food was awesome, wines were incredible. Definitely make this a stop if you're visiting Telluride .

The staff was not friendly when we arrived and forced us to use a kiosk. They don't store luggage…read moreif you arrive early. They don't have a bathroom in their lobby. The rooms are not nice and had 2 bugs in them. The shower soap and shampoo smelled like dog shampoo.

We arrived at Twin Peaks for a couples massage and had a truly shocking, unacceptable experience…read morethat I feel compelled to share. Approximately an hour and a half earlier, we had enjoyed lunch and each had a single beer. Upon arrival, we were told we could not receive massages because we had consumed alcohol within the last 12 hours. While this was surprising, we were polite and understanding. We simply asked if we would still be charged the full amount ($550), and were directed to the front desk to sort it out. At the front desk, a gentleman told us he needed to check. When he returned, he informed us we would have to pay the full $550. We calmly questioned this, and at that moment, a man -- who later claimed to be the owner -- came out from the back aggressively yelling, swearing, and accusing us of being drunk. He shouted that he "doesn't put up with this kind of shit," that we "smelled like alcohol," and that the therapists had to "kick us out." Despite our efforts to remain calm and ask him to speak politely, he continued to scream and escalate the situation. His behavior was volatile, deeply unprofessional, and felt threatening. It was so alarming that we chose to leave immediately for our own safety. About 20 minutes later, we were charged the full $550. However, about 30 minutes later, the spa manager called and sincerely apologized, describing the incident as "chaos" and fully refunded our payment. For that, I am grateful, and I have no complaints about the spa staff themselves. What is truly concerning -- and why I'm writing this review -- is the behavior of the supposed "owner." His aggression was extreme and entirely unprovoked. If he is indeed the owner, it raises serious concerns about safety and professionalism at this facility. This situation could have easily escalated into something even more dangerous had we not left promptly. I strongly caution anyone considering this establishment. There are many wonderful, respectful hotel and spas that prioritize guest safety and courtesy -- this is not one of them.

Lovely little hotel in downtown Ouray. Super clean with comfortable beds. I loved the stairs which…read morefelt like a deck, and the little couch outside of our room. Amazing views of the mountains right outside our windows. Great proximity to all of the shops and restaurants, as well as the trails.

Honestly, I enjoyed check in and my stay in the room at the hotel (I was there one night and only…read moreused the hotel for sleeping). I was a guest of my family's and they booked a room for them and then they booked a room for me and my guest. I was along for the ride. My family said check out was at 11, but it was actually at 10. This was our bad and mistakes happen. I mean, we travel all over the world staying at hotels and we got our time wrong for the first time. It happens. Apparently, this was a major mistake that sent their housekeeping operation into a frenzy. We went to breakfast around 10:10 after packing our stuff up so we could quickly grab it by 11 and head out. Around 10:36, I received 5 back to back calls, plus two text messages from the hotel. I answered the 6th call, as my phone was stored away from being able to feel the vibration. When I answered, a woman told me that check out was actually 10. I apologized profusely and said we would be right there. We left immeadiately and headed over, and I sent a text to them explaining that I had been told a different check in time. When we arrived to our room, our keys had already been deactivated. No problem, we planned on going to the front desk. This is where problems began, I turned to my family and said our keys had been deactivated. At that time, a woman came towards me in the parking lot yelling that check out time was at 10. I told her sorry I was told a different time and we just needed to grab our stuff and we would be out within 10 seconds. She unlocked our door, still lecturing us, and FOLLOWED US INTO THE ROOM STILL COMPLAINING THAT IT WAS AFTER CHECK OUT. She stood there and said we signed a paper stating we would check out at 10 (okay, my bad, I thought my family had asked for a late check out). And then pointed towards the door and kept saying "Did you not read on the door that check out was at 10?" Tapping it over and over again. I just stopped engaging with her. It was very rude and annoying. I stated it was a mistake and came to get my things right away and was still treated like that. The worst thing is that this was our last resort hotel because every else was booked. The front desk was so so nice and relaxed, but whoever the lady was needs to learn some hospitality. It was an honest mistake and I was followed around and lectured like a child. We will definitely not stay at this hotel again. Lesson learned, booked earlier. The AC smells musty there, but other than that everything was okay.

Otherwise known as the Alma house, this is a B&B in a historical building. It was quiet and warm on…read morea cool rainy day. The host were attentive and the B&B was within walking distance to the Main Street. They also excepted dogs and they also had a cute dog. I thought the room was cozy although my friend who actually booked the room did think it was small. It is a historical building so I think in relation to todays standards it is small but it's was built in 1898, so just know the rooms are small and enjoy the coziness. They offered a breakfast, but when we arrived the host was on the phone booking a guest. We both were a tad confused on how to proceed so we decided to leave and get on with our day. I think a bit more communication regarding the breakfast would have made it a better experience. I would definitely stay there again even with the breakfast miscommunication.

Visiting Silverton Inn of the Rockies (aka The Alma House) is like a visiting a friend's house...if…read moresaid friend owned a beautiful, painstakingly restored historic boarding house haunted by three spirits. Innkeepers Albert and Betty make The Alma House feel like your home away from home in the mountains. Before I delve into what's so great about this place (and the ghosts therein), please indulge me in some history. Bridget Hughes opened The Alma House in 1902 as a boarding house for local miners. Many mining towns died in the early 20th century, but Silverton survived, as did The Alma House, which has operated continually ever since. Current owners Albert and Betty purchased the property in the late 1980s, restoring it to its original glory. The interior is brimming with Victorian elegance, all polished mahogany, period fixtures (lamps, armoires, vanities), and antiques. Every nook features some vintage artifact, some cool story that Albert and Betty are eager to tell. I could have spent a week here and still not seen everything. The amenities are the best of both worlds: vintage Victorian and modern. For every quaint touch (old-school physical door keys, narrow, vertigo-inducing staircases), you'll find something modern and convenient, such as WiFi and renovated bathrooms with shower heads tall enough for non-midget boarders. Every morning, Albert will whip up a delightful complimentary breakfast that could include just about anything. On the day I visited, my breakfast consisted of perfectly scrambled eggs, crisp bacon, a mini biscuit topped with mushroom gravy, a "breakfast slaw" of cabbage, strawberries, apples, feta, and poppyseed dressing, and a mini waffle sandwich with whipped cream and blueberry compote. You won't find a breakfast of this caliber at a chain hotel. Oh, you want to hear about the ghosts? I thought you'd never ask! The moment I crossed the threshold, I sensed the presence of three spirits. I said nothing to Betty and Albert, as I feared they would take me for a loon. As an investigator of all things paranormal, though, I had to know if my clairsentience was accurate. That evening, I broke out my instrumental trans-communication equipment and conducted a session in my room. Within minutes, I reached a male spirit identifying himself as "Mark." He revealed himself to me mentally as a man decked out in late 19th-century military garb, but his face was blurry. "Mark" spoke the names "Albert" and "Elizabeth" (Betty) and said that he chose to remain there. I was still hesitant to broach the subject of spooks and specters with the innkeepers, but I screwed up my courage and went downstairs to discuss my findings with Betty. She smiled warmly and confided in me that the Alma House is indeed haunted by three spirits, one of whom (an older man nicknamed "The General") has been seen/felt/heard in my room (#3, The Alamosa Room) and the room next door (#5, The Silver Vista). The other two spirits, she continued, are those of Bridget Hughes and a portly woman nicknamed "The Schoolmarm." Later that night, I meditated and called upon Mrs. Hughes. For this session, I decided to use only my new EMF detector, The Rook. I had already done a baseline sweep of the room and found no EMF readings. I did this to rule out any false positives. I asked Mrs. Hughes to step forward and make The Rook flash once for "yes" and twice for "no." To my surprise, she (or whomever was in the room) obliged, setting off The Rook only when asked a yes/no question. I learned that she approved of the current innkeepers, disliked The General, and considered my Nickelodeon pajama bottoms tacky. The next time you visit Silverton, skip the overpriced, overhyped Wyman and Grand Imperial and book a room at The Alma House. Back in its storied history, relax, and make two new friends...and maybe three new dead friends.

This place was incredible! The staff the accommodations everything was above and beyond what we…read moreexcepted. We arrived and we're upgraded to penthouse and it was perfect for the six of us. Four adults and two children . There was a basket with local ground coffee and breakfast so we would not have to leave if we wanted to have something first thing in the morning. We had scheduled in room massages in am which they had setup and they were one of the best we all have had and agreed on that and they setup a trip to bridal falls for us in afternoon. I would stay and recommend Lumiere to anyone go to Telluride!

Lumiere is the only place we will stay in Telluride. We have stayed at the other resorts in…read moreMountain Village and they are good in the summer but a hike with ski boots on in the winter. They also lack the personal attention we get at Lumiere. The location is perfect, one of the only truly ski-in ski-out condos in Mountain Village. The staff is lovely, the included breakfast is outstanding. The Dutton granola is addictive. I highly recommend.