Downtown Glenwood, CO. Mtn Hideaway. Quiet, clean, comfy, wifi, near hot springs

A perfect, professionally decorated, hidden retreat located in the heart of lovely Glenwood Springs. A curated experience you'll not soon forget. Built into Lookout Mountain in a quiet neighborhood this three bedroom, three bathroom home has something for the whole family: a bathroom for each bedroom, majestic views of Red Mountain, Glenwood Canyon & more. A fantastic location that is private yet central, easy access to HWY 82, a kids playroom, gorgeous/large outdoor area, and two master suites.

This split-level home features a fantastic layout with a main-floor master suite with attached children's playroom paradise. Enjoy a dedicated TV, brand new queen-sized bed, ensuite bathroom, and large windows. Store all your ski or play gear in the spacious entry area with connected laundry room on the main floor as well. Travel upstairs to the main living room to kick back in your cozy, open-concept lounge area and cook in your spacious, fully-equipped chefs kitchen. This area includes a living room with gas fireplace, smart TV, full kitchen with brand new appliances. A breakfast nook, and views of Red Mountain and the Roaring Fork Valley below. You can access your private back patio from here as well to soak up some sunshine, the views and BBQ a meal for your friends. Across from the living and kitchen area you will find two bedrooms. A master suite with king-sized bed, ensuite bathroom, smart TV, gas fireplace, walk-in closet, and large windows looking out at the rugged hillside. There also is a guest bedroom that includes bunk beds with two twin beds, a queen-size bed, and a built-in desk area for those working on-the-go. Although this home can sleep more, it is permitted to sleep a maximum of 6 guests. PERMIT NUMBER 21-002

With the current closures of Glenwood Canyon between Glenwood Springs and Dotsero we would like to share with you the incredibly gorgeous alternate routes into Glenwood Springs while traveling westbound.

1. Independence Pass. If you're traveling west on I-70 from the front range during the summer and fall months (WINTER CLOSURE) use this route. Independence Pass goes over the Continental Divide via HWY 82. It is one of the most scenic drives you'll ever do topping out at just over 12,000'. Views of numerous 14'ers and lush foliage top to bottom.

2. Cottonwood Pass. If you've already been there and done that using Independence Pass, try Cottonwood if coming from the east especially if you're starting travel from west of the Copper Mtn. exit. Again it is utilized during the late spring, summer and fall months (WINTER CLOSURE) Cottonwood Pass is a great alternative to getting into the Roaring Fork Valley.
Take the Gypsum exit off I-70 type Cottonwood Pass into your GPS and follow along accordingly. This is a lesser known route, but is efficient and beautiful at the same time.

3. The Northern Route. Only use if option 1&2 are unavailable because of winter closures or because either pass has closed due to weather or accidents . While traveling westbound on I-70 Take CO HWY 9 North towards Steamboat Springs, the U.S. HWY 40 West towards Craig and finally CO HWY 13 South towards Rifle where you will then take a left and travel east on I-70 the short remaining distance to Glenwood.