Telluride Lodge Guide: Location, Lift 7, Hot Tubs & What to Expect

Telluride Lodge is a cluster of condos on the west side of town, across the creek from Coonskin / Lift 7. Unit 331 is one of those condos: 747 W Pacific Ave, Telluride, CO 81435. It is a 2-bedroom Telluride Lodge condo rental that sleeps 6 (7 with the sleeper sofa; 6 adults max), with a private deck, a ski closet at the door, and indoor plus outdoor lodge hot tubs.

If you are staying here, or comparing a Telluride Lodge condo rental with other bases in town, this guide covers the walk to Lift 7, the communal hot tubs and steam room, parking, and the daily rhythm of being at the Lodge. Check-in times and house rules confirm in your booking email, not in a generic checklist here.

Where Telluride Lodge sits on W Pacific Ave

Pacific Avenue runs along the south edge of town, one block off Colorado Avenue. Telluride Lodge is at the west end, in a park-like setting of lawns, paths, and Creek-side buildings. Unit 331 is a lower-level condo in that complex, with its own private deck and a rare private garden for this part of town.

From the Lodge you are close to Clark’s Market for groceries, the free Galloping Goose stop across the street, and a short walk toward historic downtown. Brown Dog Pizza is about an 11-minute walk. The Telluride Gondola is about 10 minutes on foot, or a Goose ride if you would rather not walk.

Walking to Lift 7 from the Lodge

Lift 7 (Coonskin) is across the creek from Telluride Lodge. The public VRBO listing for Unit 331 lists Telluride Ski Resort as a 1-minute walk, and guests routinely walk that path in ski boots. You can store gear in the private ski closet by the door, then walk out without a car or a shuttle.

That is the main reason families book a Telluride Lodge condo rental instead of a Mountain Village hotel: first tracks from town, and a short walk home for lunch. If you want Mountain Village later in the day, the gondola and the Goose are the no-car options. For airport shuttles from Montrose and Durango, use the travel guide.

Hot tubs, steam, and the key fob

Telluride Lodge has communal indoor and outdoor hot tubs, plus an indoor steam room and showers, on the center spine of the complex. They are shared by lodge guests, not a private spa inside Unit 331. A lodge key fob hangs on the hook by the unit door; it opens the indoor hot tub and steam room. A $150 fee applies if that fob is not returned.

Plan a soak at the end of a ski or hike day, not as a substitute for the town pool. The outdoor tub is the one with the night-sky view. The indoor tub and steam room are the warmer option when it is snowing. Pack a swimsuit; the walk from Unit 331 is short.

Parking at Telluride Lodge

The condo includes a single parking space at Telluride Lodge. If you arrive with a second car, an oversized vehicle, or friends driving separately, plan on a public lot. Street parking on Pacific fills quickly and is often time-limited.

The covered garage on Pacific Avenue is the extra-car option to plan first, including overnight parking for a fee. Daytime backups west of town change with construction, and the old Carhenge lot is not something to count on. For current lots, overnight rules, and Mountain Village parking if you ride the gondola down, see Getting there, shuttles & parking.

What to expect in Unit 331

Inside the condo: two bedrooms (king, queen, and twin bunks), 2 baths (1 toilet), a remodeled kitchen, in-unit laundry, free Wi-Fi, and a sleeper sofa. The second bath has a shower and sink only. Bikes and a communal BBQ grill are part of the lodge setup. Nightly rentals continue even while the unit is listed for sale, which lives on the ownership page, not on the homepage.

Book direct on telluride331.com to see the calendar total without a VRBO guest service fee. Dates, occupancy, and house rules confirm on that calendar and in your confirmation email. Telluride business license 914.