Intermountain Landing
You don't have to visit Vail just for the skiing. Kay and Sepp Cheney, owners of the Intermountain Landing Bed and Breakfast invite you to stay with them and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Their contemporary home has with two private rooms available for your stay. The Intermountain is two miles from ski lifts on a free shuttle bus route. A fly-fishing creek and a paved walking and cycling path is nearby. The spacious rooms have their own thermostats, cable TV, robes and refrigerators stocked with beverages.
Intermountain Landing
2754 Basingdale Blvd.
Vail, Colorado 81657
970-476-4935
vailbb.com/
Alpine Creek Bed and Breakfast
Rick and Trudie Olson Engel offer two rooms with private baths in their Alpine Creek Bed and Breakfast, which is situated along the banks of Gore Creek. The mountain stream is a pretty backdrop for cozy breakfasts in winter and a spot for peaceful fly fishing in summer. Two rooms with private baths each feature a walk-out deck. A hearty breakfast is served each morning during the calorie-burning ski season, and a lighter fare is offered in the summer.
Alpine Creek Bed and Breakfast
1850 S. Frontage Rd. West #3
Vail, Colorado 81657
612-850-8092
alpinecreek.net/
The Minturn Inn
The Minturn Inn, is a completely refurbished 1915 log cabin, located on historic Main Street in Minturn, Colorado, just eight miles south of Vail. It was originally built as a residence for the McBreens, a railroad family. In 1995, it was renovated into a nine-bedroom bed and breakfast with rooms that feature log beds, down comforters and quilts, antler chandeliers and river rock fireplaces. A full hot breakfast is served each morning. In 2000, a sister property called the River Lodge was built just across the back alley from the Inn. The Lodge sits right by the Eagle River and offers views of Vail Mountain.
The Minturn Inn
442 Main St.
P.O. Box 154
Minturn, Colorado 81645
970-827-9647
minturninn.com/index.html
Article Written By Ann Oldenburg
Based in the Washington, D.C. area, Ann Oldenburg has been a reporter/editor/author since 1990. She has written for publications including "The Washington Post," "USA TODAY" and "TV Guide." She has a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from the University of Florida.
