High Mountain Lodge
PO Box 1888
Winter Park, CO 80482
425 County Road 5001
Winter Park, CO 80482
(970) 726-5958
(800) 319-8006
The High Mountain Lodge features spacious guest rooms; many with fireplaces, and all with private baths--though the bathrooms tend to be small and compact. (Rooms 6 and 8 have shower stalls instead of tub baths.) Instead of closets, most of the rooms have hooks and coat hangars. Choose a room opening onto the pool atrium or pick a brighter room or suite facing west across the Spring Branch valley of Crooked Creek. Many of the rooms also receive free wi-fi. The rooms above the Atrium (11-14) all have private entrances you can drive to as well as more spacious bathrooms. Rates quoted are double occupancy. If the room can accommodate additional people, we charge $25 for each additional adult and children 13 and up per day and $15 for each additional child aged 2 to 12 per day. Children under two years old are free. Dog-friendly rooms. We charge $15 per night for a dog, which includes a "doggie welcome basket" with treats, a toy, and "pickup bags." There is also a $50 refundable deposit. Several of the rooms interconnect and are ideal for larger families or for couples traveling together. |
The High Mountain Lodge boasts two suites, one a pool atrium view and the other a valley view. Both have fireplaces and single daybeds, and the sofas in the sitting rooms are sofa-sleepers so that the rooms can easily accommodate families. Enjoy the ambience of the pool atrium, which also encloses the jetted hot tub and the sauna. Off the Atrium there’s a game room boasting a fireplace, pool table, a foosball table, a large television with many satellite channels and DVD and VCR players to watch videos. It's the ideal space to play and relax. Is quiet more your style? The High Mountain Lodge has a library where you can curl up by the fire to read the book you chose from a wide and eclectic selection. Read below to discover the perfect room for your next stay at the High Mountain Lodge. Click on the "Check Availability" link to go to our secure page where you can find if the room is available and make a reservation request. We typically reply to a reservation request no later than the next business day. |
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A valley-view room on the lower level of the guest lodge, Room 1 is secluded, comfortable, and just what the doctor ordered for a quiet getaway. It features a wood-burning fireplace with a cozy sitting area. It interconnects with Room 2 to make it the perfect space for a large family. The room has a king-size bed. Like most rooms at the High Mountain Lodge, the bathroom is small. Room One does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars. Rates from $95 to $139 double occupancy. Rooms One and Two connect to make an ideal space for two couples, a large family, or a group of friends. Another view of Room One
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Room 2 is enormous. A mini-suite, it boasts a king-sized bed and a wood-burning fireplace. There is a queen-bed hide-a-bed in the couch in front of the fireplace. This room is one of the more secluded at the High Mountain Lodge and sure to be the preferred place for a couple wanting privacy. Although it's on the lower level of the Lodge, it's surprisingly bright and the perfect room for a getaway. Like most rooms at the High Mountain Lodge, the bathroom is small. Rates from $95 to $139 double occupancy. Additional adults are $25 and children are $15. Rooms One and Two connect to make an ideal space for two couples, a large family, or a group of friends. Another view of Room Two
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Room 5 is on the middle level of the guest lodge. One of our most popular rooms, it’s a large, secluded, valley-view room with a fireplace and a cozy sitting area. It connects with Room 6, which opens onto the pool atrium. The two rooms combined make a large space for a family. Like most rooms at the High Mountain Lodge, the bathroom is small. Room Five does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars. Rates from $95 to $139 double occupancy.
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Room 6 is a very large room with a window onto the pool atrium. It features four twin beds and is ideal for friends traveling together. Room 6 does not have a fireplace, and the bathroom has a shower but no tub. It connects with Room 5, making it a perfect suite for a large family or several singles traveling together. Room Six does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars. Rates from $75 to $120 double occupancy. Additional adults are $25 per night, and additional children are $15. We discourage families with small children from booking this room because of its proximity to the pool. Similarly, we do not permit dogs in this room because access to this room is through the pool atrium, and dogs tend to fall--or launch themselves--into the pool, depending on their breed. Another picture of Room Six
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Also on the second level, Room 7 is a valley view room with wide vistas. A spacious room without a fireplace, it can be combined with Room 8 for a large family or two couples or a group of friends. Like most rooms at the High Mountain Lodge, the bathroom is small. However, it boasts a closet alcove--a rarity at the High Mountain Lodge. Rates from $95 to $139 double occupancy. Rooms Seven and Eight connect, making them an ideal space for couples, friends, or families. Another picture of Room Seven
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Room 8 is the second of the two rooms opening onto the pool atrium. The window looks out onto the pool area; there is no outside view. A spacious unit with ample room to gather round the fireplace, it features a king-sized bed and a day/trundle bed to accommodate a family or a group of ski friends. The trundle bed can be set up apart from the day bed, and there is ample space in the room to accommodate this configuration. The small bathroom has a stall shower and no tub. Room Eight does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars. Rates from $85 to $139 double occupancy. Additional adults are $25 per night, and children are $15. Rooms Seven and Eight connect, making them an ideal space for larger groups traveling together. We discourage families with small children from booking Room Eight because of its proximity to the pool. Similarly, we do not permit dogs in this room because access to this room is through the pool atrium, and dogs tend to fall or launch themselves into the pool--depending on their breed.
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Room Nine Room 9, the Valley View Suite, boasts everyone's favorite view of the Spring Branch valley. On the upper level of the lodge with panoramic views, the spacious sitting room has a floor-to-ceiling fireplace, and both the sitting room and the bedroom have doors opening onto the private balcony overlooking the valley. Although the High Mountain Lodge does not advertise itself as a destination for a romantic weekend, the Valley View suite is pretty awesome. The sofa in the living room folds out into a full-sized bed, and there is also a single day-bed, for a maxiumum occupancy of five. Like most rooms at the High Mountain Lodge, the bathroom is small, but both the sitting room and the bedroom boast closet space--a rarity at the High Mountain Lodge. Double occupancy rates from $150 to $199. Additional adults are $25 per night, and children are $15. Because of the special attention we give the Valley View Suite, we require a two-night minimum stay. If you are only able to visit the High Mountain Lodge for one night, we still have a wide variety of rooms to fit your needs. Another view of the sitting room
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Room 10, the Atrium Suite, is the twin suite across the hall from the Valley View Suite. A handsome fireplace in the spacious sitting room makes it an ideal, cozy place to relax after a long day on the slopes or the trails. Identical in size to the Valley View suite, it is less desireable for some because it overlooks the Atrium and does not have any outside views. In spite of that, we confess that it is one of our favorite rooms in the Lodge. It also gets good wireless internet reception. Both the sitting room and the bedroom open onto a balcony overlooking the pool in the Atrium. Both rooms have walk-in closet areas. In addition to the king-sized bed in the bedroom, there is a double-sized sofa bed in the sitting room as well as a single day bed, for a maximum occupancy of five people. Like most rooms at the High Mountain Lodge, the bathroom is small. Double occupancy rates from $125 to $179. Additional adults are $25 per night, and children are $15. Another picture of the Bedroom
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On the other side of the Atrium, Rooms 11 through 14 enjoy open views of that spectacular space up a dramatic staircase. Each room has a private entrance off a driveway at the top of the property in addition to doors opening off the Atrium. It is one of the rooms that boasts good wireless internet reception and is a favorite of people who need to mix business with pleasure while enjoying the beauty of the Colorado high country. Room 11 is a comfortable smaller room with fireplace, a queen-size bed, and a very large ADA bathroom. Room Eleven does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars. While the room is ADA compliant, it is probably not the best room for disabled people--unless they are wheelchair bound. The High Mountain Lodge provides breakfast room service at no extra charge to disabled guests staying in Room 11. Rates from $95 to $139.
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A quiet room on the upper level off the pool atrium, Room 12 has a comfortable king-sized bed and boasts a spacious bathroom as well as a fireplace. Room Twelve does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars. Room Twelve does not have a window to the outside other than the one in the door. Sliding glass doors on the other side of the room open onto the open hallway down to the Atrium. Rates from $90 to $139. Another view of Room Twelve
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Room 13 is the rarity at the High Mountain Lodge: it boasts two twin beds. It’s perfect for friends traveling and playing together. Like the other rooms above the pool, it has a private entrance with parking outside the door. Of course, it has a fireplace. Like the other rooms above the Atrium, it has a bathroom larger than is customary at the High Mountain Lodge. However, Room Thirteen does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars, as well as an enormous art deco armoire with hanging space as well as mulitiple drawers. The sliding glass door opens onto the hallway above the atrium. The only outside window is in the door to the outside. Rates from $90 to $139.
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Room 14 is one of those miracles at the High Mountain Lodge. Located on the upper level above the Atrium, it boasts not only a spacious room, but a spacious bathroom, as well! With bright views of high peaks as well as a private entrance, it's a favorite of repeat guests at the High Mountain Lodge. Room Fourteen does not have a clothes closet; there is a rack of hooks with coat hangars. Rates from $95 to $139. Another view of Room Fourteen
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