Comté de Clear Creek : Chalets

« I came out with my little beagle for some spring skiing. The cabin was a great dog friendly place to stay and relax for the week we were there. It was clean and warm. It has a nice kitchen which had plenty of pots and pans to cook which I did almost every night. Though the didn’t use the loft it had another bed and a tv a couch. The cabin was close to skiing and hiking and had a great time doing both. Would definitely stay there again. »

« From the moment we arrived we felt at home. Fonz made sure the chalet was warm and cozy, and he had relaxing music playing for us too. After we unpacked, Fonz stopped by to make sure everything was to our liking, and he showed us the wonderful features of the chalet, such as the fireplaces inside and out, wi-fi, gas grill, coffee station, and indoor/outdoor music. Fonz made sure we had everything we needed to make our stay enjoyable. We can't wait to come back again to this cute chalet with...

« Thanks to David and Bonnie for the wonderful place to call home. We really enjoyed the property. We saw wildlife, and enjoyed the scenic view. »

« The cabin was amazing and very quaint and had all the necessities one could want. There were extra blankets if we got cold as well as a pellet fireplace which made the cabin smell so cozy. The hot tub was perfect to sit and watch the sunsets and the kitchen and washer/dryer was equipped with everything. The host was very receptive to any questions we had and it was the perfect getaway! While we were hoping to see a bear or moose, we got to see a red and black fox, eagles, and many deer. »

« Cozy mountain home by a bubbling stream. The home was well kept, and the layout provided 'together time' as well as time apart to rest and regroup. Beds, very comfy. Kitchen well stocked. Very close to town of Idaho Springs and many hiking trails. What a treat this was from NC all the way to CO! Will definitely stay here again should we travel to Colorado. Thanks, Ken! »

« Great Neighborhood and the perfect spot for our week in Summit County »