Honeysuckle Lodge, a luxury mountain home in Granby, Colorado

Honeysuckle Lodge at dusk, its two-story gable windows glowing above the deck and aspens
The great room with two-story windows over the valley
The deck sofas beneath tall gable windows reflecting the clouds
The kitchen with a long stone island under reclaimed-wood ceilings
The top floor suite with a vaulted wood ceiling
Sleeps10 guests
Bedrooms4 bedrooms, 3 baths
RatesFrom $450 a night
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A private mountain home in the aspens, styled like a boutique hotel. Ten guests, four bedrooms, and seven minutes to the lifts at Granby Ranch.

Original art in every room, faux-fur throws and lamplight in every corner. The great room's windows rise two stories, and from the deck there is nothing between you and the mountains but aspens and a creek where moose come to drink.

After a day outside

The sauna and hot tub, with unobstructed mountain views

Step out of the lower-level lounge to a six-person wood barrel sauna and an eight-person hot tub, set in a private stand of aspens with the whole valley in front of you.

Go back and forth between the heat and the cold mountain air, then stay out and take in the mountains.

The hot tub and wood barrel sauna under a covered patio, with unobstructed views of the mountains beyond The wood barrel sauna among the aspens
The great room with leather sofas, a marble-clad fireplace, a pink abstract painting and two-story windows onto the valley

The great room

Reclaimed-wood ceilings, a marble-clad fireplace, deep leather sofas and an Eames lounge chair, all turned toward a wall of glass two stories high. Original paintings and sculpture throughout the house.

A pink and red abstract painting above the fireplace beside a wall of dark marble An oil painting of autumn aspens above a walnut sideboard with crystal decanters Silver antler sculptures on the dining table beneath a brass pendant light

A chef's kitchen

A six-burner gas range with griddle, double ovens, a paneled fridge and separate freezer, Le Creuset Dutch ovens and a long stone island under a picture window into the aspens. Dinner for eight at the table and four more at the island.

A stone kitchen island with a farmhouse sink beside floor-to-ceiling windows into the aspens The dining table for eight beside sliding doors to the deck
The deck with an outdoor table, lanterns and wide views across the valley to the mountains

The deck

A fire table and outdoor sofas, a dining table, a large gas grill, and no houses in front of you. Below the deck, aspens run down to the creek.

The lower-level game room with a ping pong table, a reclaimed-wood wet bar and glass doors to the aspens

Downstairs

Sauna and hot tub

A wood barrel sauna and a hot tub set in their own stand of aspens, a few steps from the lounge. Go between the heat and the snow, then back inside to the fire.

The lounge

A deep sectional, a big TV with Nintendo Switch, ping pong, a poker table and a full bar. The kids take it over by day and the grown-ups by night.

The lower-level lounge with a deep sectional, a cowhide ottoman and a big TV The reclaimed-wood bar beside the ping pong table on the lower level
A wood writing desk with a laptop, at a corner of windows looking out to the sauna, hot tub and mountains The lower-level lounge with a deep sectional, the desk by the window, and the ping pong table beyond

Stay a little longer

Room to work

Bring the laptop and turn a weekend into a week. A wood desk sits in a corner of windows in the lower-level lounge, looking past the sauna to the mountains.

  • 1 Gb fiber Wi-Fi, fast enough for video calls
  • A quiet desk with a mountain view
  • Log off and be on the lifts in seven minutes

Four bedrooms, sleeps ten

Crisp white linens, faux-fur throws and soft lamplight in every bedroom.

The top floor suite with a vaulted wood ceiling, a king sleigh bed and a leather reading chair

The top floor suite

A king bed under a vaulted wood ceiling. The bath has a waterfall shower, heated floors and a full-length mirror, and doubles as a dressing room.

The bunk room with two sets of dark wood twin bunks against a reclaimed-wood wall

The bunk room

Two sets of twin bunks against a reclaimed-wood wall, on the lower level beside the lounge, with their own bath.

A queen bedroom with a sleigh bed, plaid bedding and a painting of a bear A queen bedroom with an iron bed, red plaid bedding and a vintage Black Dog ski poster

Two queen rooms

On the main floor near the kitchen and fireplace, under wood-beamed ceilings, sharing a bath with a full-length mirror.

Everything, already here

  • Nespresso coffee bar
  • Samsung Frame TV and fireplace
  • Large gas grill and outdoor dining
  • Fire table on the deck
  • Mudroom with full-size washer and dryer
  • Guava pack 'n play and Stokke high chair
  • Stair gates for little ones
  • 1 Gb Wi-Fi and a desk for remote work
  • Parking for two cars
  • Dogs welcome, up to two

Winter

Seven minutes to Ski Granby Ranch, under 30 minutes to Winter Park. Come home to the sauna, the hot tub and the fire.

Summer

Four golf courses, fly fishing, biking and hiking, boating on Grand Lake and the west entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park.

In town for a family reunion or a wedding in the valley? The lodge sleeps your group beautifully, and your photographer or private chef is welcome. It is a quiet home, so we don't host parties or events.

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Rates from
$450 a night
Minimum stay
2 nights, longer on holidays and spring break
Check-in
4:00 pm
Check-out
10:00 am
Payment
50% to book, the rest 30 days before arrival
Cancellation
Full refund 30+ days out, 50% at 14–29 days
Dogs
Up to two, $150 each
Deposit
$1,000, refundable
Primary guest
25 or older

Questions? hello@honeysucklelodgeco.com

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Good to know

Questions, answered

Anything else? Email us at hello@honeysucklelodgeco.com.

Where is Honeysuckle Lodge?

Honeysuckle Lodge is a private mountain home in the SilverCreek neighborhood at Granby Ranch, just south of the town of Granby in Grand County, Colorado. It's about two hours from Denver, seven minutes from the lifts at Granby Ranch, under 30 minutes from Winter Park, and about 25 minutes from Grand Lake and the west entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park.

Is Honeysuckle Lodge open for bookings?

Yes. The lodge is open for bookings now. Book direct at honeysucklelodgeco.com for the best rate, or find us on Airbnb. Follow @honeysucklelodgeco on Instagram for news and open dates.

What kind of getaway is it?

A quiet, private mountain home with the polish of a boutique hotel: original art, two-story windows over the valley, a barrel sauna and hot tub in the aspens, a chef's kitchen and a deck with a fire table. It's made for families, friends and wedding or reunion groups who want room to spread out.

How many people does it sleep?

Ten guests in four bedrooms with three baths: a king suite that takes up the whole top floor, two queen rooms on the main floor, and a lower-level bunk room with two sets of twin bunks.

What amenities are included?

A six-person wood barrel sauna and an eight-person hot tub, a chef's kitchen with a six-burner range and double ovens, a great room with a fireplace, a deck with a fire table, outdoor dining and a gas grill, and a lower-level lounge with a bar, ping pong, a poker table, a big TV and Nintendo Switch. Also a desk with a mountain view for remote work, 1 Gb Wi-Fi, a full-size washer and dryer, a pack 'n play and high chair, and parking for two cars.

How close is it to skiing and Rocky Mountain National Park?

Ski Granby Ranch is seven minutes away and Winter Park Resort is under 30 minutes. The Grand Lake (west) entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park is about 25 to 30 minutes north, and Trail Ridge Road is usually open from late May into the fall.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes. Up to two dogs are welcome for $150 each per stay.

What are the minimum stay and check-in times?

The minimum stay is two nights, longer on holidays and spring break. Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out is at 10:00 am. The primary guest must be 25 or older.

Can we host a party or event?

No. It's a quiet home, so we don't host parties or events. Groups in town for a wedding or family reunion are very welcome to stay, and photographers and private chefs are welcome too.

How do I get there?

Most guests fly into Denver International Airport and drive about two hours via I-70 and US-40 over Berthoud Pass. Amtrak's California Zephyr also stops in Granby daily. See our Getting Here page for routes, winter driving tips and the scenic drive over Trail Ridge Road.