Pet Friendly | Ski-In Walk | Hot Tub | A/C

Grand Lodge Studio 107 is a pet-friendly 1st-floor studio at the base of Mt Crested Butte — 100 yards from Red Lady Express lift (2-minute walk). Two dogs are welcome for a flat fee. King bed plus king Murphy bed sleeps four. The unit has A/C, an electric fireplace, RokuTV, and a kitchenette with sink, mini fridge, burner, microwave, dishwasher, and coffee maker. Your stay includes access to the Grand Lodge's year-round heated pool and hot tub, steam room, fitness center, fireplace lobby, free town shuttle to historic downtown Crested Butte (3 miles), free parking, and EV charging. Self check-in by digital keypad. Wi-Fi throughout. Listed with @BookTraverse. Grand Lodge Studio 107 Layout: Pet-friendly 1st-floor studio at the base of Mt Crested Butte. Open layout — king bed, king-size Murphy bed (folds from the wall), kitchenette, full bath, and A/C and an electric fireplace in unit. RokuTV with streaming-app login. Wi-Fi throughout. White-noise machine for guests with pets or light sleepers. Pet Policy: 2 dogs welcome with a $50 flat fee. The Grand Lodge HOA restricts pets to the 1st and 2nd floors only — Studio 107 is one of the rare pet-friendly options at the base village. Ground-floor entrance means no elevator with leashes and gear. Sleeping for Four: Primary king bed sleeps two comfortably. King-size Murphy bed sleeps two additional guests and folds back to the wall during the day. Quality linens, pillows, and duvets provided. Kitchenette: Sink, mini fridge, single burner, microwave, dishwasher, and coffee maker. Stocked with pots, pans, plates, and utensils for breakfast, leftovers, or a quick après-ski dinner. Lobby café and on-site restaurant are a 60-second walk when cooking isn't the plan. Bathroom: Full bath with shower, hair dryer, shampoo, soap, and essentials. Clean towels at the start of each stay. Workspace: Fireplace lobby downstairs offers a quieter alternative for calls or focused work. Grand Lodge Shared Amenities (All Included): - Heated indoor/outdoor swimming pool (open year-round) - Outdoor hot tub (open 365 days/year, late into the evening) - Steam room and full fitness center (free weights, cardio, mirrors) - Fireplace lobby with seating, guidebooks, and local tips - Complimentary town shuttle to Elk Avenue in historic downtown Crested Butte - Free parking (1 pass per reservation) and EV charging in the lot - Ski and bike storage through Butte & Co at the base area Designed For: Dog-owning couples and small families (2–4 + 1–2 pets) on Mt Crested Butte ski weekends or summer mountain trips, plus travelers who want self check-in, in-unit A/C, and full building amenities in a compact studio layout at the lift base. What To Know: 1st-floor location near the elevator and pool deck means light noise carries — the in-unit white-noise machine handles most of it. The Grand Lodge was built in 1999; Studio 107 itself is updated, building common areas show their age in places. Entry: Self check-in via digital keypad. Your access code and 1st-floor East-building directions arrive by email 24 hours before your stay. No front desk stop required; walk directly to the unit on the ground floor. Check-In: 4:00 PM (flexible — contact us for early or late arrival). Check-Out: 10:00 AM. Light tidying requested (dishes in the dishwasher, towels in the tub). Mid-stay housekeeping available by request with 24 hours' notice ($100). Your Space: The entire Studio 107 is private and yours. No shared bedrooms or common living area inside the unit. Full access to all Grand Lodge shared amenities during your stay. Pets: Up to 2 dogs welcome with a $50 flat pet fee per stay. The Grand Lodge HOA limits pets to the 1st and 2nd floors only — Studio 107 (1st floor) is one of the few pet-friendly options at the base village. Ground-floor entry means no elevator with leashes, gear, or anxious dogs. Parking: Free parking in the Grand Lodge lot (1 pass per reservation). EV charging available on-site at no additional cost. Lot entrance is signed from Emmons Road. Ski & Bike Storage: Butte & Co — our partner shop at the base area — handles ski and bike storage. Drop your equipment, walk to the lifts in 2 minutes, retrieve gear without lugging it up to the unit. Shared Building Amenities (24/7 access): - Heated indoor/outdoor pool (open year-round) - Outdoor hot tub (open 365 days/year) - Fitness center with free weights and cardio - Steam room - Fireplace lobby with seating and local guidebooks - Complimentary town shuttle to Elk Avenue, downtown Crested Butte Special Requests: Contact us by email before or during your stay. We respond quickly and handle early ski mornings, late arrivals, and mid-stay housekeeping. We run a small, hands-on operation — your stay matters to us, and we're quick to respond when you need us. Before Arrival: You'll receive the Guesty digital guidebook 24 hours before check-in. It includes your access code, 1st-floor East-building directions, parking info, ski storage details, shuttle schedule, restaurant recommendations, and pet-friendly trail tips. Read it through before you arrive so the first hour is smooth. During Your Stay: Questions about the unit, building amenities, the shuttle, or local recommendations? Email or call (we're on Mountain Time, typically 8:00 AM–6:00 PM weekdays, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM weekends). For urgent issues — no heat, plumbing problems, lockouts — call immediately. Checkout: Light cleanup requested (dishes in the dishwasher, trash in the bins, towels in the tub). Housekeeping can handle deeper cleaning at a separate fee if you prefer — let us know 24 hours in advance. Ground Rules: Respect quiet hours (10:00 PM–8:00 AM). No parties or events beyond your registered party size. No unregistered guests overnight. Smoking outdoors only — never in the unit or hallways. Pets: please keep them leashed in common areas and clean up after them outdoors. Feedback: After your stay, we'd love a review. We read every one and use them to improve. If something needs attention mid-stay, tell us right away — we'd rather fix it in real time than learn about it in the review. Listed with @BookTraverse. License Number: 304318 Pet Policy: Up to 2 dogs welcome with a $50 flat pet fee per stay. The Grand Lodge HOA restricts pets to the 1st and 2nd floors only — Studio 107 (1st floor) is one of the few pet-friendly options at the base village. Ground-floor entry means no elevator with leashes and gear. Please leash dogs in common areas, clean up after them outdoors, and never leave dogs unattended in the unit. Air Conditioning: Studio 107 has A/C — most Grand Lodge units do not. Mt Crested Butte stays cool at 9,375 ft (summer highs typically 60s–70s, nights in the 40s), but A/C handles the warmest summer afternoons. White-Noise Machine: Provided in the unit. The 1st floor sits near the elevator and pool deck, where light noise can carry — the white-noise machine helps dogs and light sleepers settle in. Housekeeping: No daily service (this is a vacation rental, not a hotel). Mid-stay turnover is available with 24 hours' advance notice at a $100 fee. Fresh towels and linens are provided at the start of each stay. Grand Lodge Amenities — Management Note: The pool, hot tub, fitness center, and steam room are operated by a separate building management company, not by Traverse. Amenity schedules and maintenance closures are controlled by them. On rare occasions, an amenity may be temporarily closed for maintenance; we will communicate any known closures but cannot guarantee specific availability windows. Altitude (9,375 ft): About 70% of sea-level oxygen, with strong UV. First-time high-altitude visitors may experience mild fatigue, headaches, or shortness of breath for the first 24–48 hours. Dogs adjust similarly — easy day one, water available, watch for unusual lethargy. Severe symptoms require descent or medical attention at Crested Butte Medical Center (10 min) or Gunnison Valley Hospital (40 min). Weather & What to Pack: - Winter (Nov–April): 30–45°F highs, regular snowfall (base depths 100–200 in.). Winter coat, ski/snowboard gear, hand warmers, sunscreen, sunglasses, dog jacket if needed. - Summer (June–August): 60–75°F highs, cool 40s nights, afternoon thunderstorms possible. Rain jacket, layers, hiking boots, sunscreen, leash + waste bags. - Spring & Fall: Unpredictable — snow possible into June and returning in September. Booking Policies: - Check-in: 4:00 PM (flexible; contact us for early or late arrival) - Check-out: 10:00 AM - Maximum guests: 4 | Maximum pets: 2 EV Charging: Complimentary in the Grand Lodge lot. Plug in overnight or during the day at no extra charge. Utilities & Comfort: - All utilities included: electricity, water, heat, A/C, Wi-Fi - Electric fireplace in unit - White-noise machine provided - Linens, pillows, towels, and essentials provided - Coffee maker and kitchenette basics on hand Accessibility: Studio 107 is on the 1st floor with ground-level access from the East-building entrance. Standard-width doors throughout; the bathroom has a shower. Contact us if you need specific accommodations. House Rules: - Quiet hours: 10:00 PM–8:00 AM - No smoking indoors (outdoor areas only) - No unregistered overnight guests beyond your party - Pets leashed in common areas; clean up outdoors - Report any damage immediately Nearby Medical & Essential Services: - Grand Lodge front desk: separate building management; on-site staff during the day - Crested Butte Medical Center: 10 min (urgent and emergency care) - Gunnison Valley Hospital: 40 min (full medical facility) - Nearest emergency vet: Gunnison Veterinary Clinic (40 min, by appointment) - Pharmacies: Downtown Crested Butte and Gunnison - Grocery, gas: Base village (limited) and downtown / Gunnison Listed with @BookTraverse. Location: Grand Lodge Crested Butte occupies the Mt Crested Butte base village, adjacent to Red Lady Express lift (2-minute walk from Studio 107 to the lift line). The base village contains ski rental, retail, casual dining, an après bar, and scenic chairlift views. The Grand Lodge lobby and shared amenities (pool, hot tub, gym, steam room, fireplace lounge) serve as the social heart of the building. Downtown Historic Crested Butte: 3 miles north (6–8 minutes by car or free shuttle). Victorian storefronts house art galleries, restaurants from casual to fine dining, craft breweries, live music venues (strongest on weekends), and mountain-culture shops. The town square hosts farmers' markets in summer and seasonal festivals year-round. Dog-Friendly Trails & Patios: - Snodgrass Trail: leash-friendly hike from the base village (summer) - Lower Loop Trail: easy out-and-back, dog-welcome - Crested Butte Nordic Center: designated dog zones in winter - Many downtown CB restaurant patios are dog-welcoming in season (call ahead for confirmation) Nearby Attractions & Activities: - Red Lady Express lift (2 min walk): skiing, snowboarding, summer sightseeing chairlift rides - Kebler Pass scenic loop: 35-minute drive for aspen viewing (September peak) - Wildflower Trail network: hiking from town, late July through August peak bloom - Slate River Valley: mountain biking, trail running, easier hiking near historic Crested Butte - Gunnison River: fly-fishing, kayaking, whitewater rafting (summer) Airports: - Gunnison Valley Regional Airport (GUC): 30 miles, 40 min drive. Regional flights to Denver and Phoenix. - Denver International Airport (DEN): 230 miles, 3.5–4 hrs via I-70 and US-50. Major hub, lower airfare competition. Altitude & Climate: - Elevation: 9,375 ft (about 70% of sea-level oxygen; strong UV) - Winter: Nov–April, 30–45°F highs, regular snowfall (base depths 100–200 in.) - Summer: June–August, 60–75°F highs, cool nights (40s), afternoon thunderstorms possible - Spring & Fall: Unpredictable; layers essential Visitor Notes: First-time high-altitude visitors (and dogs) often feel mild fatigue or shortness of breath for 24–48 hours. Easy activity, hydration, and a good night's sleep resolve it quickly. The in-unit A/C helps on the rare warm summer afternoon. Parking & Vehicle: An assigned lot spot is included with your stay (1 pass per reservation). The Grand Lodge lot is a short walk from the building entrance; ground-floor entry to Studio 107 means no elevator. Most guests use the car only a few times during a ski stay; the lift is walking distance and the town shuttle handles downtown trips. Red Lady Express Lift: 2-minute walk from Studio 107 — out the East-building entrance, across the Grand Lodge courtyard to the base lodge. Lift opens at 9:00 AM; morning lines start forming around 7:45 AM. Lift status is posted in the Grand Lodge lobby. Free Town Shuttle: Departs from the Grand Lodge main entrance multiple times per day. Destination: Elk Avenue in downtown historic Crested Butte (restaurants, breweries, galleries, live music, shopping). Schedule posted in the lobby and sent in your pre-arrival guidebook. Evening service on Friday through Sunday runs late into the evening (seasonal). Walking the Dog: Ground-floor entrance from Studio 107 means a fast trip outside without waiting on the elevator. Snodgrass Trail (summer), the Lower Loop, and several base-village paths are leash-friendly. The Crested Butte Nordic Center designates specific dog zones in winter. Ski & Bike Storage: Butte & Co — partner shop at the base area — offers complimentary storage for guests. Winter hours run 7:00 AM–6:00 PM; summer hours are extended. Base Village Walking: The Mt Crested Butte base village (ski rentals, casual restaurants, bars) is pedestrian-friendly — most amenities are within 5–10 minutes on foot. Rental Car (If Desired): Available at Gunnison Valley Regional Airport (GUC, 30 miles, 40-min drive) — typically 15–20% better rates than Denver. Useful for scenic drives (Kebler Pass, Maroon Bells Scenic Byway, summer Aspen day trips) and trailhead access. Drive Times & Distances (one-way from Grand Lodge): » 2 minutes (walk) ➔ Red Lady Express base lodge » 6–8 minutes (shuttle or car) ➔ Historic downtown Crested Butte (Elk Avenue) » 35 minutes (drive, scenic) ➔ Kebler Pass summit and loop » 40 minutes (drive) ➔ Gunnison Valley Regional Airport (GUC) » 230 miles, 3.5–4 hours (via I-70 and US-50) ➔ Denver International Airport (DEN) » 1.5 hours (summer only via Independence Pass; closed Oct–May) ➔ Aspen Winter Driving Notes: I-70 and US-50 to Gunnison see snow and ice from November through March. Tire chains required by Colorado law in severe conditions. Drive slowly, check road reports before departure, and plan winter arrivals during daylight when possible.