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1. The Wyman Hotel
The Wyman Hotel



3. The Bent Elbow Hotel
The Bent Elbow Hotel



5. The Alma House Inn
The Alma House Inn



7. Kendall Mountain Lodge
Kendall Mountain Lodge



8. The Frenchman Suites
The Frenchman Suites



9. Smedley's Suites
Smedley's Suites



10. Villa Dallavalle
Villa Dallavalle



11. Prospector Motel
Prospector Motel



12. Triangle Motel
Triangle Motel



13. Timber Ridge Lodge
Timber Ridge Lodge



15. Hot Springs Inn
Hot Springs Inn



16. Wiesbaden Hot Springs Hotel & Spa
Wiesbaden Hot Springs Hotel & Spa



17. Ouray Main Street Inn
Ouray Main Street Inn



18. Hotel Ouray - Adults Only
Hotel Ouray - Adults Only



19. The River's Edge Motel Lodge & Resort
The River's Edge Motel Lodge & Resort



20. Black Bear Manor
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Silverton Mountain Ski Resort

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Learn more about Silverton
Tucked into a remote valley of the San Juan Mountains, this former mining boomtown offers a perfect blend of rugged history and outdoor adventure. Board the historic Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad for a journey through spectacular mountain scenery to reach downtown's well-preserved Victorian buildings. History buffs will appreciate the Mining Heritage Center and ghost town of Animas Forks. Adrenaline seekers can tackle the legendary Hardrock Hundred endurance run or experience the backcountry skiing at Silverton Mountain. Summer brings access to Ice Lakes, whose turquoise waters reward those willing to make the climb. Visit the Silverton Museum to understand how this tiny mountain community has reinvented itself since the last mine closed in 1992.
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The Victorian Inn
"Great location and easy walk downtown and to gondola."
The Bent Elbow Hotel
"Really nice place to stay within walking distance of down town"
Timber Ridge Lodge
"Great stay for the one night we were there. My husband enjoyed the tower fan available in the room since he likes to sleep cold."
The Wyman Hotel
"We enjoyed our stay very much and plan to return again."
Mountain Lodge Telluride
"The staff here is wonderful and very attentive! It is a beautiful setting and very peaceful. Hi king trails are everywhere and you are close to everything!"
Kendall Mountain Lodge
"This property is somewhat out of the old west. The room was tiny but adequate. The bathroom was some 40 feet down the hall - which makes mid-night runs a drag. The shower was likewise down the hall. However both rooms were, while small, were very clean and serviceable. I thought sure I was the only person in the building it is so quiet. I was amazed when I realized in fact I had numerous other visitors. REgistration was done at another hotel a block away, but my thanks go out to the polite and understanding young man who assisted me - a very tired traveler. The bedroom is spare and would benefit from some decoration (a picture or two for color) and a small lamp of somekind. I detest overhead lighting, but that's it! The beds were a tad lumpy, but again serviceable and clean. Thank you to the cleaning staff. Overall, it was adequate and in keeping with the price."
Teller House
"Very clean room and good location."
Smedley's Suites
"Great experience!"
The Avon
"I stayed at the Avon for three nights during a multi-week ADV motorcycle trip through the Southwest and Colorado. Unfortunately, the weather in the San Juan Mountains had other plans for us, and we got thoroughly washed out. That made me even happier to have the Avon as my home base in Silverton. The location is incredibly convenient, right in the heart of town. There is a large kitchen available for guests, a spacious second-floor patio, and even a hiker box where hikers can take whatever they might need for the next leg of their trip. It has exactly the kind of practical, relaxed atmosphere that works well for hikers, motorcyclists, and anyone traveling through the mountains. But the best part of the Avon was the people. I rarely stay somewhere where I meet such an interesting and enjoyable group of people to talk to. Maybe the miserable weather helped bring everyone together, but while it poured outside, we had an absolute blast inside. After three days, the Avon felt less like a hotel and more like a gathering place for travelers with good stories to tell. I would stay here again anytime. Five stars and highly recommended."
















