Came here on a Saturday morning with my husband and daughter and it was popping! That said, we only…read morehad to wait about 15 minutes for a table. They had high chairs which was nice, though a little on the cramped side. Service was decent considering how busy things were. Decor didn't stand out to me. My husband and I both ordered the hay stack and weren't wowed by it, especially given price tag. We ordered my daughter a pancake - as a toddler, she ate none of it, but my husband thought it was fine - again though, pricier than I felt the value called for. On the whole, a middle of the road establishment though it does seem to be a neighborhood staple.

Finally tried this spot out, and we were so happy to find such a great breakfast spot in town! It…read moredefinitely fills up fast, so get there early or expect a wait! The biscuits are out of this world. We tried an modette and a biscuit sandwich with gravy and they were fantastic. The service is kind and quick, and the atmosphere is so fun and vintage, we will be back soon!

I had a blast here at Crested Butte Mountain Resort. This is a beautiful place to visit that is an…read moreexcellent spot for hiking, biking and skiing. I have been skiing my whole life and have had Crested Butte on my list to ski for some time. I am glad that I finally made my way over here to ski their slopes. Crested Butte Mountain Resort is owned and operated by Vail Resorts. My buddy and I have Epic Passes and chose to ski here this past winter. This resort is geared toward intermediate to expert skiers as there are lots of blue and black runs. Overall, we had good snow and a fun weekend. We started our day off by taking Red Lady Express Lift from Base Area. We spent a lot of our time hitting the intermediate runs off of Paradise Express Lift. We eventually hit some black runs off of Silver Queen Express Lift. We didn't do it, but Rambo run is the steepest tree-defined ski trail in North America with a 55-degree pitch. That run looks insane. Crested Butte Mountain Resort opened in 1960. We stayed in town near the base of the resort and had a lot of fun. We were able to walk to the lift from our hotel. Crested Butte is a former coal mining town that is a popular tourist destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Mount Crested Butte is in the heart of the Elk Mountains and sits over 9,000 feet above sea level. The town is named after its iconic 12,168-foot mountain peak. You can see the peak while you ski from almost anywhere on the mountain.

Crested Butte Resort is an awesome skiing destination. It is set up well and relatively easy to…read morenavigate around the entire resort from the Front Side (the Base Camp area) to the lifts/terrain on the back side (Paradise Express, East River, Teocalli) as well as the Ten Peaks area! Approximately 40% of skiing trails are marked as Double Black Diamond Extreme, so if you're looking for the most challenging terrain, then this is the place for you! But even if you're not an "advanced expert," then there are still plenty of runs that you can take it easy on... or that will push you to keep on learning and getting better! Of all the Vail Resorts, I feel like the Crested Butte team was the friendliest and most welcoming. Definitely try to plan your trip to Crested Butte for when they're getting some fresh powder, as most of the runs will be even more enjoyable! *****FIVE STARS*****

My husband and I hiked the maroon bells from the Aspen side to the Crested Butte side. If it wasn't…read morefor shuttle, we would not be able to experience this beautiful hike.great experience. very communicative, on time and nice! Highly recommend.

We hiked from Aspen to Crested Butte and booked the 4pm shuttle from the trailhead into town. The…read moreweather was bad and we had a hailstorm and lightning preventing us from traversing the pass until the storm blew over. We were stuck with a bunch of other passengers from our shuttle. They hurried across and made it, but we didn't get to the trailhead until 4:30. Dolly's shuttle didn't wait for us, knowing the conditions and despite the insistance of the other hikers. We were stranded without cell service in the area. When we finally were able to text them, they said they'd come back in 1.5 hours and charge us an additional $110. Their policy is a 15 minute grace period. We were able to hitchhike down, but lost the money from the original booking. We also had the shuttle booked for the return trip. After which, they texted us requesting we send a tip. Here's a tip: be more considerate of your customers.

I absolutely love Peak Property Management & Sales. Incredible service, friendly staff, and the…read morerentals range from affordable to luxury. Couldn't recommend enough!

Peak is extremely helpful! They have an excellent understanding of the area and provide above and…read morebeyond service.

I stayed here recently for the fourth time and I recommend checking it out!…read more I have used the WiFi for video calls with no issues, you can't beat the location, the pool and hot tub is a nice option, and the hotel is right by the free shuttle. The kitchenette is also great if you want to bring some of your own food. Yes, you may have a different experience based on where you reserve your room. We used Vrbo. The hotel is not brand new but honestly, who goes on vacation to stay in their hotel room and examine some paint chips on the wall? I'll definitely be back again.

It was nice to stay in a hotel that was walking distance from Crested Butte Mountain Resort. After…read moreskiing all day, we enjoyed hanging out in the indoor/outdoor heated pool and hot tub. The room itself was somewhat spacious. Our ski gear ended up making the room a little crowded. We were just happy that the beds were nice and comfortable. Our room was near the back door, so we were able to park toward the back of the hotel to have quick access to our vehicle. The Grand Lodge has a nice lobby area. I enjoyed hanging out in front of the fireplace late evenings. There is a fitness room and a gift store near the lobby that sells souvenirs, merchandise and personal items. There is a restaurant called the Highlife Crust & Crafts inside of this hotel. We didn't dine there, but I did grab a breakfast burrito one morning and got charged twice for it. So I had to return to get a refund. The food at Highlife is a little pricey. There are plenty of food options in the surrounding area if you want something more affordable. Overall, our stay here was good and we enjoyed the convenience of having a short walk to the ski resort.

We were looking for an accessible room and this was it in the area. The rooms are dark and dated,…read moreand the cleaning crew not seen much. Floor of bathroom had mop strings on floor for entire stay. Food on site was OK.

Not sure where my review went…read more.. Elevation Hotel has probably shut down to be rehabbed and rebranded. Which is a good thing. Visited over Memorial Day. It was a ghost town, which is fine however there wasn't many staff around to get service, and the coffee shop and bike shops were closed. Overall, the place was nice but felt "tired". Things seemed a little worn out and there was always a horrible mildew smell at the elevator foyer for our floor. Pool and outdoor hot tubs were in need of some upkeep. There is really nowhere else to park, so we got hit with a $30 a day parking fee to park in the grimy garage. There was also a high resort fee that was unexpected. If Elevation remains the same and doesn't get a makeover - I wouldn't stay there again.

Had to write an update since we came back and did it again!…read more First, the Nordic center staff was super nice. They have a community space upstairs with chairs, outlets, a sink. You could bring a meal and eat up there or just go there to warm up. It was nice to sit there with our kids in between XC sessions. The ski to the yurt dinner with our kids (11 and 13) was also great again. Our second time and this experience was just as lovely as our first 3 years ago. The route was 1 mile but last time we went, it was 1.5 miles due to avoiding avalanche risk areas. The 5 courses were again exceptional and we loved it all. Our kids also loved it and they accommodated and made chicken tenders for our son who doesn't eat seafood or red meat. We can't wait to return again in a few years.

Great place for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing. So many miles of groomed trails all over town…read more Very reasonable in price and most of the trails are dog friendly. We had a blast the entire weekend even while it snowed the entire time. The staff are very helpful with great maps that help you get anywhere you want to go.

Stayed at San Moritz Condominiums-International building over Presidents Weekend. We booked the…read more1st floor thinking it was easy access to get into the building. Please note that 104 does not mean first floor. You literally are on the bottom floor and have to climb the three flights every trip (in addition to the flight of stairs to the parking lot). Our space was sufficient for what we needed. It was pet friendly for our daughter's puppy. She had indicated that they were bringing the puppy but apparently it did not get into the notes or on the booking. Either way, the maid service did not come but once and never came again when they realized that the puppy was in her crate. The water in the kitchen never got warm for washing dishes. The beds were adequate for a condominium. I always pull back the bedding when I arrive to a location. The sheets had apparently been washed with something that had black lint in it. There was black balls of lint all over the bedding. You can imagine the concern we had until examination closer. The yellow warning tapes were on the deck due to the snow that was accumulated on deck. Going up and down steps outside the building were difficult. View from the room was good, but so much snow piled up that you had to go outside to really see the mountains. The biggest plus to the San Moritz was the shuttle service to town. It was only a phone call away. We did not have to wait more than 15-minutes. If they were going to be longer than the time needed, they would tell you to call back.

From the owner: San Moritz Condos rents spacious, slopeside condos with ski-in/ski-out access. Choose from 2, 3, or…read more4-bedroom units. Many condos are pet friendly! Amenities include free, local shuttle service; discounts on gear rentals; seasonal hot tub; and on-site staff. We are located less than one mile from the resort - the perfect base for your adventures in any season!

Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay!…read more One of the things I love most about most ski resorts, is that they turn into summer playgrounds full of so many outdoor activities! Enter Crested Butte, where they're down (or rather "up" in this case) for ziplining summer or winter! High above the ski slopes you can enjoy ziplining from 5 stations...each offering a fun and exhilarating experience. With its towering platforms, wooden bridges and lines running from 120 to 400 feet in length...how can you not have fun?!!! Plus, our tour guides rocked! They were knowledgeable, professional and overall super cool dudes! Tours start at $63 and last about 1-1/2 - 2 hours. So what are you waiting for? Be happy outside!