Hotels in Keystone, CO

Keystone, located about 70 miles west of Denver in northwest Colorado, is a ski area serving skiers at all levels. Travelers can enjoy outdoor recreations year-round in Keystone with ski trails turning into hiking trails in the summer. Winter travelers will enjoy the snowshoeing, skiing and ice skating available around the man-made lake. Keystone offers a range of accommodations for most any traveler.

Keystone Lodge

The Keystone Lodge, a 152-room hotel, is located by Keystone Lake. Hotel amenities include a car rental desk, indoor and outdoor pools, babysitting services, fitness center with jogging track, indoor tennis facility, on-site restaurant, full service spa and valet service. Room amenities feature mountain views, queen and king beds, bathrobes, turn down service, cable TV and high-speed Internet.

Keystone Lodge
22010 U.S. Highway 6
Keystone, CO 80435
(888) 222-9285
keystoneresort.com

Arapahoe Inn

Arapahoe Inn, a 60-room hotel, is located within a short walk to the Keystone Lifts. This hotel features a sauna and 12-person hot tub overlooking Keystone Mountain. Other hotel amenities include a free continental breakfast, access to a free bus route and five restaurants located within walking distance. Room amenities feature suites and efficiency rooms, adjoining rooms available, microwave, refrigerator, cable TV, free high-speed Internet and free local calls.

Arapahoe Inn
22859 Highway 6
Keystone, CO 80435
(888) 513-9009
arapahoeinn.com

Inn At Keystone

The Inn At Keystone, located at the base of Dercum Mountain, is centrally-located between River Run Village and Lakeside Village. Hotel features include a rooftop spa, free parking, free high-speed Internet, laundry facilities, room service, ski shuttle and ski storage. Guestrooms offer king and queen beds, cable TV, electronic keys, refrigerator, complimentary toiletries and mountain views in select rooms.

Inn At Keystone
23044 US Highway 6
Keystone, CO 80435
(866) 539-0036
keystoneresort.com

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