Four Mile Creek Bed and Breakfast is a historic log home and 2 log cabins located in a quiet valley just south of Glenwood Springs, Colorado near Sunlight Mountain Ski Area. Originally homesteaded in 1885, the Four Mile Ranch is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places. The grounds offer pleasant strolls and relaxing sitting areas. As you approach Four Mile Creek Bed & Breakfast, a large red barn built in 1919 will capture your attention. You soon will also discover aspen groves, herb and flower gardens and llamas grazing nearby. (more…)

The Sunlight Mountain Inn in Glenwood Springs is snuggled at the base of Sunlight Resort Ski Area and offers 360 degree access to the mountains. Yet, the Sunlight Inn is only 10 miles from the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool in downtown Glenwood Springs.
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Lavender & Thyme is located in downtown Glenwood Springs and is pretty close to the local restaurants and within walking distance of the Hot Springs Pool. Built in 1903 it is a Victorian style B&B decorated in antiques. In the summer you can sit on the wrap around porch and watch the world go by, and then in the winter if you don’t want to hike down to the hot springs pool, you can just hang out in the hot tub or sit by the fire.
If the paranormal is your thing, then you will be intrigued by the story that Doc Holiday is buried under the master bedroom….

• Rooms have queen beds and private baths
• Bathrobes
• Refrigerator
• Coffee Machine
• Awarded the “USA Top 100 Gold Inns & B&B Award”

Map and Directions to Lavender and Thyme B&B
Lavender & Thyme Bed and Breakfast
803 Palmer Ave.,
Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Phone: +1-970-945-8289
Fax: +1-970-947-0379
Toll-free: +1-866-526-3822

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Planning a last minute trip to Vail? Save 60%!
Manor Vail Resort is offering a sweet deal for last minute travelers. Stay January 2-12 and save up to 60% on their regular rates. The deal includes a hot buffet breakfast.

Located between Vail Mountain and Gore Creek, the resort is just steps away from the lifts and the Golden Peak Lodge. The resort offers luxury hotel rooms, and one, two, or three bedroom condominiums. Amenities include a recreation area with workout equipment, saunas, a heated pool, and hot tubs. Take a break from the slopes and visit our full-service spa, Spa Struck. Enjoy a mud mask, facial, manicure or a massage. Relax, eat, and drink at Lord Gore Restaurant and Fitzwilliam’s Piano Lounge.

Contact Manor Vail Resort for more details:
Email: res@manorvail.com
Phone: 866-259-3578
Website: www.manorvail.com

According to a recent post in this Blog quoting the Aspen Times, Aspen is rapidly loosing room nights.

"Over the past decade, the number of lodging properties declined from 73 to 48, according to a recently completed inventory by the city."  According to the Aspen Times, Aspen has priced itself out of the market, visitors take off for nearby Glenwood Springs to stay the night.  A recent post in the Blizzard Marketing newsletters said there was a ‘tourism boom,’ maybe Aspen just needs to better market their rooms showing that you can get a room for $70 a night in November as shown on the Mountain House Lodge website.

Aspen chef, Ryan Hardy likes to make all his food from scratch, even the french fries. Why? because as he recently said, “There’s no preservative in the world that can substitute for good flavor.” Hardy has gone to such extremes as buying a grass-fed Angus cow from a Carbondale cattleman, created a relationship with a rabbit farmer in Delta, and has been on a tasting tour of Colorado wine growers. When we are being encouraged to eat locally the Little Nell offers an option to savour locally grown food.