Luxury Vacation Rentals in Telluride, Colorado

Amasé offers three private luxury residences in Telluride: High West at the Plaza, Depot House and Depot Place. All three residences are located within Telluride’s walkable core and provide convenient access to the free gondola connecting downtown Telluride, Mountain Village, and the ski area base.

The free Telluride Gondola connects downtown Telluride with Mountain Village and the ski area base, providing seamless year-round transportation between the two communities. From the Amasé residences, the gondola base is conveniently within walking distance.

Telluride offers a more intimate and historic mountain town experience than many larger Colorado ski destinations. Surrounded by a dramatic box canyon, the town has preserved much of its Victorian-era character while maintaining exceptional skiing, dining, and cultural events. Its walkable layout, renowned festival calendar, and direct connection to Mountain Village create a uniquely scenic and approachable alpine experience.

Yes. Summer is one of Telluride’s most celebrated seasons, featuring renowned events such as the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Mountainfilm, and the Telluride Film Festival. Guests can also enjoy hiking in the San Juan Mountains, lift-served mountain biking, and scenic gondola rides connecting Telluride and Mountain Village throughout the summer and fall seasons.

Telluride is especially well known for its intermediate and advanced ski terrain, featuring a vertical drop of more than 4,400 feet and a variety of challenging alpine runs. The resort offers everything from wide groomed trails to steep expert terrain, including some of Colorado’s most demanding descents. While beginner areas are available, Telluride is particularly popular with confident intermediate and advanced skiers seeking diverse and technical mountain terrain.

The Telluride Film Festival is one of the country’s most respected film festivals, held annually over Labor Day weekend in the heart of Telluride. Known for acclaimed independent films, documentaries, and notable premieres, the festival attracts filmmakers, actors, and film enthusiasts from around the world. Due to its popularity and limited attendance, festival passes and accommodations often sell out well in advance.

Telluride is located approximately 330 miles from Denver, with drive times typically ranging from five to six hours depending on weather and mountain conditions. Guests may also fly directly into Telluride Regional Airport on select seasonal routes or into Montrose Regional Airport, located approximately 65 miles from Telluride and offering additional commercial flight options.