10 Elk Track Rd, Beaver Creek, Colorado, United States | (618) 248-8274
True ski-in, ski-out lodge adjacent to Strawberry Park chairlift
Five-minute walk to Beaver Creek shops and galleries
Outdoor heated pool and hot tub open year-round
Rooms feature a blend of urban chic and rustic design elements
Flat-screen TVs and MP3 docks in all rooms, some also have balconies
Fitness center with sauna and steam room
On-site restaurant with tapas-style menu plus bar and lounge
Family room with kid-friendly entertainment options
Pool bar and poolside
service
Free Wi-Fi throughout
Breakfast is not included in room rates
Daily resort fee
No in-house spa
The Osprey at Beaver Creek is a four-pearl lodge that's only 26 feet from the Strawberry Park Express chairlift. The 45 rooms combine urban chic design with cozy, rustic accents. Highlights throughout the hotel include an
outdoor, year-round heated pool and a hot tub on a heated deck with postcard-perfect views of the valley, as well as a
cozy tapas lounge and bar, with wine tastings and mixology classes. There's also a fitness center with a steam room and sauna plus family-friendly features. It’s worth comparing rates to the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa, which has similar features plus an in-house spa and three restaurants.
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Scene
Modern furnishings melded with traditional ski-lodge atmosphere
The Osprey offers plenty of charm with a good dose of contemporary sophistication, though it's character is closer to a hotel than a full-service resort. Once inside the somewhat generic tan buildings, guests are greeted by a cozy lobby, with a stone fireplace surrounded by leather club chairs. Clean, modern designs with vibrant pops
of color, like the colorful abstract art pieces
throughout the lodge and vibrant throw pillows, look sharp alongside wood-block end tables and reclaimed wood furniture. There are plenty of places for guests to wait or relax throughout, though the space does look a bit like a chain hotel with its neutral striped carpets. The Osprey Lounge has a huge limestone fireplace near the bar, which has a teardrop Italian glass chandelier,
and backlit honey onyx providing a warm glow. The bar gets crowded during
happy hour and the lobby is bustling during the day, with many guests -- who are mostly couples and families -- entering
and exiting to ski.
Location
Adjacent to a ski lift and a five-minute walk from Beaver Creek village
The lodge, conveniently
situated a five-minute walk from the heart of Beaver Creek village, is the closest resort to a ski lift in North America -- it's a 26-foot walk from the lodge’s ski valet entrance to Beaver Creek’s
Strawberry Park Express chair lift. There are plenty of other hotels, resorts, restaurants, boutiques, and galleries in Beaver Creek village, and a ski shuttle service (part
of the daily resort fee) transfers guests throughout the
village area. The Beaver Creek Golf Club, for enthusiasts passing through during the warmer months, is a two-minute drive from the hotel. Other travel times are as follows:- Six-minute drive to the Beaver Creek Stables for summer horseback riding
Rooms
Urban-chic design with a rustic twist plus flat-screen TVs and MP3 docks
Rooms offer a blend of urban chic design elements with rustic undertones, alongside the more familiar comforts often found in higher-end chain hotels throughout the country. Light hardwood furniture has heavy iron hardware, and burnished metal end tables sit alongside comfy, but streamlined, chairs. Lamps are often crafted from reclaimed wood or natural tree limbs, and wall art is stylish and contemporary, with soft abstract shapes and colors. There is a warmth about the spaces that makes them feel like ski lodge rooms, despite appearances, and tones throughout are soft creams and oranges, with plenty of warm natural woods, including peaked, wood-beam ceilings in some rooms. Other modern elements include padded headboards with leather or upholstery over beds with white duvets, and chunky, flamed granite countertops. All rooms have flat-screen TVs, DVD players, MP3 docks, free Wi-Fi, and Keurig coffee makers with free coffee. Bathrooms
are luxurious, with natural oak sink consoles and granite countertops. Elegant pendant lighting with sleek wrought iron frames hang next to large mirrors, and most rooms have shower/tub combos, though others have oversized marble tubs with rainfall
showerheads. Larger suites have steam showers,
balconies, and fireplaces. Penthouse suites feature full kitchens and private
balconies.
Features
Family-friendly features plus year-round outdoor pool and hot tub
The lodge brings a lot to the table. There is a family room to entertain kids. It's filled with oversized
couches and chairs along with a flat-screen
TV to watch the lodge’s many DVDs, a Wii entertainment system, and plenty of board
games. The Osprey’s bar and casual
restaurant (open for breakfast, lunch and dinner) offers a good-size wine list, cocktails, a daily happy hour that's quite popular in season, and tapas-style dining. Breakfasts are not included in room rates. The
Osprey has a fitness center with a few cardio options, a set of free weights, and a pulley machine. The fitness center also includes a steam room and a sauna, along with a year-round heated outdoor pool plus hot tub. There is an
outdoor lounge seating area and a fire pit plus barbecues. Child
care is available for a fee, and there’s a concierge desk, room service, a 24-hour front
desk, plus free coffee and tea in the lobby. For skiers, Osprey has a ski
valet to stow gear and a free ski shuttle service that transfers guests to and from parking lots and to destinations throughout the village area. Free parking and Wi-Fi are available. Guests should know that there is a hefty daily resort fee charged.
