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High Mountain Lodge
PO Box 1888
Winter Park, CO 80482

425 County Road 5001
Winter Park, CO 80482

(970) 726-5958
(800) 319-8006

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Breakfast

Breakfast is served from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. We are also happy to arrange a "First Tracks" breakfast if you want to hit the trails or slopes at first light. Please let us know when you check in if you want to take advantage of First Tracks.

Check in and Check out

Check in at the High MountainLodge is from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Please contact us if you will need late check in. Check out is at 11 a.m.

Cancellation

  • Reservations canceled more than a month before the first day of a stay will incur no penalty.
  • Reservations canceled more than two weeks before the first day of a stay but less than a month before the first day of a stay will incur a $35 cancellation charge.
  • Reservations canceled less than two weeks before the first day of the stay will be charged for the entire cost of the reservation unless we can rebook the room. If we are able to rebook the room, the only penalty will be the $35 cancellation charge.

Smoking and other tobacco products

The High Mountain Lodge is a non-smoking establishment. No smoking is allowed anywhere inside the buildings, including guest rooms, the Atrium, and other public spaces. Similarly, guests may not use "smoke free" tobacco products inside guest rooms or interior public areas. A $150 cleaning fee will be charged if guests smoke or use other tobacco products in their rooms.

Guests may smoke on the patios and decks of the lodge, but we ask that they be courteous and considerate to non-smoking guests. We also ask that smoking guests do not litter the property by discarding their used cigarettes, ash, or other tobacco byproducts on the grounds.

Children

The High Mountain Lodge welcomes families traveling with children. We do not charge for infants or children under two years of age. We charge $15 for children 2 to 12 years of age. Teenagers are charged the adult rate of $25 additional. If a child or teenager is traveling with only one parent and will not require a separate bed, there is no additional charge over the room rate.

We discourage families with smaller children from staying in rooms opening directly into the pool Atrium (Rooms 6 and 8). Parents must supervise their children at all times.

Dogs

Dogs are welcome to bring well-behaved owners with them when they visit the High Mountain Lodge. Our Doggie Welcome package includes pick-up sacks, treats, and a play toy. Additional sacks are available in the office.

Dogs must be under control--voice or lead--at all times. They may not roam the grounds without their owner's supervision at any time. Mornings and evenings are times when predators are most active, so it's best to have dogs and their people sticking close to each other at those times. Dogs must be leashed in the pool atrium at all times. When the pool is covered, dogs think it is solid ground; when the pool is open, water-loving breeds think they've found heaven. Neither is true.

Owners must pick up after their dogs. Even in seeming wild settings such as the High Mountain Lodge, animal scat can disturb the ecosystem, attract predators, and annoy hikers. As part of our "doggie welcome package" we provide pick-up sacks. Additional sacks are available in the office.

Out of consideration for other guests (as well as your dog), guests may not leave their dogs in their rooms for extended periods of time (even if the animal is comfortable being crated). When guests engage in day-long activities inappropriate for dogs (such as downhill skiing), we insist that guests enroll their animals in "doggie day care." Guests must make reservations for their animal(s) before departing the lodge. They can make reservations here. Bottom line: dogs may not be left for extended periods in lodge rooms, either crated or loose, under any circumstances. They MUST be placed in doggie daycare. Our doggie daycare partners insist on documentation of an animal being current on shots. If you forget to bring the papers with you, your vet can fax them to us. We don't charge for receiving faxes.

Companion dogs. Disabled people traveling with companion dogs are the only guests who may bring their animals into the dining lodge for breakfast. Please alert us of your intentions so that we can isolate Murphy, our lodge dog. Murphy would never attack another dog, let alone a person, but she tends to bark a bit, and knowing that another animal was coming into the dining lodge will allow us to isolate her and hence minimize the sturm und drang.

People with dog allergies should note that we meticulously clean guest rooms after every stay, including cleaning all surfaces and disinfecting the bathrooms.

Guest dogs are welcome only in the guest lodge; they may not be brought into the Dining Lodge. The dining lodge is our lodgedog, Murphy's, sole domain. Murphy is not allowed in the food preparation areas, but people with extreme allergies to dogs may not be comfortable at the High Mountain Lodge.

We charge $15 per night per dog, plus a $50 refundable deposit.

Swimming Pool, Hot Tub, Sauna

POOL The pool is only for the use of registered guests of the High Mountain Lodge. The pool opens at 11 a.m. and closes at 10 p.m. A list of pool rules may be found here and is posted in the Atrium, and all guests are responsible for adhering to them.

Children under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult who remains in the pool atrium at all times.

We may close the pool early or open it late.

HOT TUB and SAUNA Like the pool, the hot tub and sauna are only for the use of registered guests of the High Mountain Lodge. Neither the Hot Tub nor the Sauna is suitable for young children. Guests may not drink alcoholic beverages while in the hot tub or sauna.

Miscellany

Candles Because of safety concerns, candles are not permitted in the guest rooms of the High Mountain Lodge.

Fireplaces Please do not use the fireplaces for cooking (sorry, this prohibition includes s'mores and toasted marshmellows).

Cooking in Rooms Short of warming up leftovers, heating water for drinks, or making popcorn, guests should not attempt to prepare meals in the small microwave ovens in the rooms. Similarly, because the High Mountain Lodge does not have "self catering" accommodations, guests may not use crock pots or other cooking appliances in any of our guest rooms. None of our guest rooms have counter space (or adequate electrical) for preparing meals or adequate facilities for washing up afterwards.

 

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