The Main Lodge
Built by Denver architect Jared Morse in the 1960's, the original building was a one story horseshoe style hacienda embracing a courtyard/patio facing Sleeping Ute Mountain. Over the years a second story was added for guest rooms. We have four guest rooms in the lodge ( all on the second story.)
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The first floor of The Lodge has an open fireplace, as a generous library with local maps and guides, history, art history and archeology of the Southwest. Our staff and service kitchens are here as well as our office.
The second story houses our guest rooms. We have four room upstairs, all freshly remodeled. All of our remodel choices have been informed by sustainability:
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soft eco marmoleum/cork floors 100 bio
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clay paint or 0% voc paint
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locally harvested cedar trim with beeswax
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LED lighting
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water saving fixtures
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glass mineral wool insulatio
eco shampoo/conditioner/body wash
​100% cotton sheets and towels
non-toxic cleaning agents and no chemical scents.
Each room has its own en-suite bathroom with a shower. We offer an outside drying line for sun treatment of wet towels during your stay.
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They are each unique, simple and charming with carefully selected artwork, basketry and thoughtful touches.
