Each of Dunton's guest cabins is an authentic, nineteenth century, hand-hewn log building, restored by local and Native American craftsmen who specialize in traditional building techniques. Although no two are alike, each bears a distinct individual character and history.

All are furnished with custom luxury amenities, and reveal splendid views that change throughout the day with the shifting colors of sunlight on the mountains. All are less than five minutes walk to the bar, dining area, and adjoining conference facility of the saloon, the hot springs in the teepee and bath house, massage and yoga rooms in the Pony Express Stop, the bank of the West Fork of the Dolores, the waterfall, and the library.

Some cabins have direct feeds from geothermal springs.

Dunton’s chef has painstakingly established local sources for organic foods he lovingly prepares. Organic lamb from meadows that spawn fields of boletus and chanterelles, tree-ripe fruit and plump vegetables as well as big complex wines from our companions farm and vineyard. And the wine list is replete with first growth Bordeaux, California masterpieces, super Tuscans and lusty Aussie favorites.

Pricing
Rates start at $300 per person per day and the entire town can be rented for as many as 42 people.  All meals, non alcoholic beverages and unlimited use of the library, screening room, and hot springs are included.

Dunton Hot Springs lies 30 miles southeast of Telluride, and is open all year for individual and group bookings. Transportation to a plethora of magical places as well as local airports can be arranged for an additional charge.

Activity Information
Dunton can steer you to adventures you’ve always dreamed of pursuing. Sturdy horses to penetrate the endless wilderness, helicopter skiing in a silent world of powder and glistening sunlight, mountain bikes, snow shoeing, hiking, from leisurely to demanding, camping, fly fishing, river rafting, kayaking, the list is endless. Or perhaps more contemplative days exploring North Americas most concentrated and evocative archaeological sites.

The desert is at the doorstep, a vast Indian reservation is home to Monument valley and Cannon de Chelly places as unforgettable as the guides who will lead you through these wind carved masterpieces.

Or the ultimate luxury of immersing one self in the natural hot springs, in the carefully refurbished bath house or under an endless sky.