Flexible Cancellations - 3-Bedroom Mountain Retreat With Forest Views Perfect property for a stay with the family or as a large group in Mountain Village! Bedding: King bed, king bed that can be split into two twins, king bed that can be split into two twins, queen sleeper sofa Enter this condo on the second floor and walk into the open dining area with seating for six guests and living room with a gas fireplace, 46-inch flat-screen TV, balcony facing the mountainside (forest view) and a queen sleeper sofa. The living room is open to the kitchen, which has granite countertops and a breakfast bar with seating. The master bedroom has a king bed, TV, and an ensuite bathroom with a jetted tub and separate shower. There is also a safe in the master bedroom. The second bedroom has a king bed that can be split into two twins, a TV, and an ensuite bathroom with jetted tub and separate shower. The third bedroom has a king bed that can be split into two twins, a TV, and bathroom in the hallway with a shower/tub combo. Every unit at the Bear Creek Lodge includes a fan, humidifier, hairdryer, coffee maker, starter coffee, and robes. The Bear Creek Lodge offers free wireless internet access, a fitness center, newly-remodeled outdoor year-round heated pool and hot tubs, grills, a fire pit, sauna and a free shuttle for guest use within Mountain Village. A funicular is located onsite for easy ski access to the Lower Village Bypass run in the winter. Parking at the Bear Creek Lodge is NOT guaranteed. One parking spot per unit is available on a first-come, first-served basis for $25 per night. If parking is not available at the lodge, parking is available at the Gondola Parking Garage for $25 per night. The Gondola Parking Garage is located behind Market Plaza and is accessible via the on-demand shuttle at the Bear Creek Lodge. The pool, hot tub and shuttle operation hours vary. Please consult the front desk for hours during your stay. *1,700 Square Feet* Business License: #05029 Each of our properties is booked for you and your party only, so no shared kitchens or couch surfers involved. Each condo complex or home has unique amenities for use by residents and guests. Parking is beginning to be a problem for this tiny mountain community, especially during the height of the summer season. Although most places have off-street or permit solutions, using shuttle service if you fly in, or checking with us in advance will save some hassles. Once your stay is confirmed, let’s get in touch. We have a whole team here to make each ingredient of your stay as memorable and exciting as you want it. Our guest services agents know all the best hikes, eateries, activities and adventures around, and can offer insights into the best parts of the mountain to ski – but don’t expect anyone to reveal their powder stash. On-call maintenance means we’re here, in town, if you need us. You will get detailed info on how to contact us, day or night, after we’ve mutually confirmed your reservation. Telluride is a small town – only 12 blocks long east-to-west, and 6 blocks wide north-to-south – nestled in the hanging valley at the headwaters of the San Miguel River. Surrounded by 13,000+-foot peaks, there are also at least 4 notable waterfalls spilling into the valley. The sister-community of Mountain Village became an official town in 1996, and is spread out over the high-alpine terrain on the southwest side of the ski area, with views of many Rocky Mountain peaks, including the Wilson Range. The two town centers are connected by the Gondola, the country’s only FREE aerial public transportation. The 8-passenger enclosed gondola cars come through the stations every couple minutes, taking just 15 minutes to travel over the ridge. These are the key unique features that ended up putting Telluride on the map. Everything else is frosting on the cake. We encourage visitors to leave the vehicle behind if they can. In the town of Telluride, the free Galloping Goose shuttle runs laps around town (even though you can walk from one end to the other in 20-minutes). The Mountain Village offers Dial-a-Ride, a complimentary taxi service, for trips within the Village. And the Gondola connects the two town centers, 7am-midnight. But if you do want to venture out of “Paradise Valley” for rafting, mountain-biking, visits to gold mines or hot springs, it’s best to have a car. If you’re heading to one of the National Parks for a day, local outfitters have shuttle options.