The Inn at Tomichi Village

The Inn at Tomichi Village was outstanding place to stay when skiing CB. As an independent hotel, it offered a level of personal warmth you simply don’t get from big chains. Dogs are welcomed for a very reasonable fee, which made traveling with my pup “Isa” easy and stress‑free. I’d like to highlight Letica. She was incredibly professional, kind, and attentive, providing helpful safety updates and making sure guests felt informed and cared for. Her dedication truly stood out. Overall, a wonderful experience and a great reminder of why supporting local businesses is worth it.

“A Hidden Gem in Gunnison – Charming, Relaxing, and Unforgettable”||The Inn at Tomichi Village is truly a diamond hideaway on the outskirts of Gunnison, Colorado. This place has a bit of magic to it—peaceful, relaxing, and full of charm.||The rooms feature vintage furnishings that may be a little dated, but they’re spotless and well cared for. Housekeeping clearly goes the extra mile. And for those who have noticed the growing yellow ducky phenomenon—from cruise ships to Jeep owners—you’ll be delighted to find this Inn joining in the fun. A cheerful little duck waits on the edge of your tub, ready to go home with you as a playful reminder of your stay.||Each room includes a coffee pot, tea, refrigerator, and microwave, and unlike many places in cooler climates, this property also has air c

Positive: Clean and ac worked Negative: They tried to charge a $35.00 fee for early check-in before 4 so I could unload and rest immediately I had to sit in the car for a couple hrs waiting.

Way better than we expected. Nice furniture with a southwest feel; not just a standard cheap hotel that looks like every other one. Some furniture items were getting old, but it was congruent with the price, I guess. Actual scrambled eggs at the continental breakfast. Out of the town of Gunnison just a little, by the airport.

Did a solo trip to Crested Butte over the weekend and this place was able to get me one of the only remaining dog-friendly rooms in the area. It was a pleasant surprise. The room itself was outdated but that's part of the charm, I've stayed in many "modern" chain hotels and they don't have the same feel. There are a few modern amenities like DirecTV and USB-C chargers in the room. The bed was comfy, the room was clean, and the entire place is very dog-friendly. There is a very nice outdoor gathering area/lawn with a fire pit & corn hole where you can relax or walk your dog, with several doggie bag stations. Loading and unloading is easy - just park in front of your door. A/C unit in room worked quickly, the lady at the front desk was very kind, and breakfast was very good. The check-in pr