Dunton Town House
Hotel · Telluride ·
Individually decorated rooms, Tyrolean-inspired interiors, steps from gondola
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210 S Oak St, Telluride, CO 81435 Get directions
Individually decorated rooms, Tyrolean-inspired interiors, steps from gondola
210 S Oak St, Telluride, CO 81435 Get directions
"An intimate five-room inn in a 19th-century Victorian home that charms with Tyrolean antiques, fireside breakfast spreads, and deep soaking tubs right in the heart of downtown Telluride." - Elise Taylor, Chadner Navarro
"Rustic in all the right ways, this intimate five‑room bed‑and‑breakfast channels a Tyrolean alpine aesthetic—Tyrolean antiques in the entry, European fabrics in the rooms, and Austrian ceramics at breakfast—in a prime location just a two‑minute walk from both Main Street and the ski mountain; it’s run by the team behind the famed Dunton Hot Springs." - Elise Taylor
"Dunton Town House's location couldn't be better, on a pretty side street just down from Telluride's main drag, and steps from the gondola. Though the facade looks like a classic painted clapboard B&B, the interior whisks you away to the Tyrol, with authentic Austrian fabrics and hand-carved wooden antiques. Only ten people can stay at a time, so the Town House feels ultra-homey, with a mud room and family-style dining table, plus eclectic original art from the owners' collection." - CNT Editors
"Dunton Town House's pantry includes chocolate from Boulder’s Chocolove, wine from Sutcliffe Vineyards, beer from Telluride Brewing Co., and hard cider from Big B’s Colorado." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Dunton Town House's location couldn't be better, on a pretty side street just down from Telluride's main drag, and steps from the gondola. Though the facade looks like a classic painted clapboard B&B, the interior whisks you away to the Tyrol, with authentic Austrian fabrics and hand-carved wooden antiques. Only ten people can stay at a time, so the Town House feels ultra-homey, with a mud room and family-style dining table, plus eclectic original art from the owners' collection." - CNT Editors