REDSTONE INN
HISTORIC LANDMARK
The Gilmore Collection

"One of 54 great Inns experts pick coast-to-coast"
—National Geographic Traveler, April '99

When you come upon Redstone, Colorado, a tiny mountain village hidden surprisingly beneath massive red cliffs, you might not expect to find a first-class hotel and resort.

It's the historic Redstone Inn, the focal point of this 106 year old Arts & Crafts town. All of it was created by mine-owner John Osgood as a utopian community for his workers and their families. You can learn more about the history of Redstone, and of its founder and his vision. The entire village is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Open every day of the year, The Redstone Inn treats you to turn-of-the-century style at reasonable rates. View our Room rates and information.  (Even your pet dog is welcome in certain rooms.) You can also make an online availability request.

After a day of hiking, tennis, horseback riding or fishing, there's nothing like a soak in the pool or hot-tub. You can learn more about the four seasons of activities: Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.

Whether you're planning a wedding, a special dinner to thank your employees, or a week-long conference, the creative Redstone Inn staff will do the work for you. Learn more about our special events.

You'll find everyday dining an event in itself at the Redstone Inn. People come from all over the state to enjoy our versatile cuisine. View information about our food & beverage services.

And Redstone is easily accessible, even in winter. Colorado Highway 133 (designated as a "scenic byway") is kept clear and safe year-round. You can view our printable map and driving directions. Redstone is the perfect hub from which to explore the Colorado Rockies. View our Explorer's Guide.