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DECEMBER 21 - DECEMBER 22
WELCOME Dear Guest,
We are very excited to welcome you to Lumière with Inspirato here in beautiful Telluride. We sincerely hope you will have the opportunity to explore and experience all that Telluride and Lumière have to offer. At Lumière, we strive to create a warm, unique, home away from home experience. On the following pages you will find information about the services and amenities available to you. We also invite you to contact us or one of our concierges for information on some of our favorite things to do. Please always feel free to stop by our office located on the fourth floor. We wish you a wonderful stay and look forward to welcoming you back again in the near future! Clare Afman
General Manager Couple
Bas Afman
General Manager Couple
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THE CONCEPT AND HOTEL AMENITIES TH E CON CE P T Lumière with Inspirato is Telluride Colorado’s most intimate and luxury boutique property located in Mountain Village with ski-in/ski-out access. Beyond the magnificent stone facade, you’ll find just 18 luxury residences, ranging in size from one to five bedrooms. The signature of Lumière is a seamless fusion of design and personalized service in an intimate and exclusive setting. Stylish and chic, classic and hip, Lumière has the sophistication of a boutique hotel with the intimacy of a European resort lodge. Lumière is a beacon for those who have come to expect a higher standard of living and a higher standard of relaxing. Lumière is partnered with Inspirato, the world’s leading luxury hospitality company focusing on the residential travel and first-class service for their members. Please connect with a member of our team if you’re interested in learning more about becoming a global member.
TH E L O C ATION Colorado is best known as the state for adventure year round. There’s an adventure waiting around every mountain in and around Telluride, and all of us at Lumière are dedicated to creating the most unforgettable and fun experience for you and yours. Whether it’s an unplanned hour or a full day, Telluride has a plethora of hiking trails to suit all levels. Starting right from the steps of Lumière, everything you need for your outdoor adventure is waiting. Thousands of acres of rugged terrain, breathtaking natural beauty, world class activities, 14,000 foot peaks and 300+ sunshine days a year.
H O TE L A ME N ITIE S • • • •
The Lounge Complimentary locally sourced organic breakfast basket Hot tub, soaking pool and cold plunge Ski-in/ski-out with in-room fittings and ski valet
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Fitness facility with cardio equipment and weights Daily housekeeping service Personal concierge service Valet service Complimentary internet Pet friendly Outside patio
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GUEST SERVICE DIRECTORY AL TI TUDE Lumière is located 9,545 ft. above sea level resulting, in a lower amount of oxygen in the air around us. You may experience the following symptoms: • Headache • Dizziness • Shortness of breath • Swelling of hands and feet • Nausea To adapt to the high altitude, we suggest doing the following: • Drink lots of water • Take an Acclimate or a couple of aspirin • Avoid strenuous activities on the first day(s) • Get a good night’s sleep • Be cautious of excessive alcohol consumption • Wear sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat If you continue experiencing these symptoms, please contact the concierge so we can assist you. We have the option to make reservations at oxygen lounges in town and sell oxygen cans in our merchandise cabinet. In extreme cases we can reserve a hyperbaric chamber. We can arrange medical assistance if required, as well.
AI R P O R T IN FOR MATION Lumière is accessible via several airports in southwest Colorado. Travel times are subject to traffic and weather conditions. Telluride Airport 6.4 miles | 18 minutes Montrose Airport 65 miles 1 hour 28 minutes Durango Airport 120 miles | 2 hours 30 minutes Grand Junction Airport 134 miles | 2 hours 51 minutes
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GUEST SERVICE DIRECTORY B L A C K T IE SKI For the winter season, our ski valet services are provided by Black Tie Ski. Your skis, snowboards and boots will be stored overnight in the valet. Each morning you’ll be assisted with your boots and your skis/snowboard will be waiting for you on the slopes. The valet is manned from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Black Tie Ski also offers rentals. To schedule an in-residence fitting, dial ‘0’.
B R E A K F AST A complimentary locally sourced, organic breakfast basket will be provided in every unit upon arrival. Please call the front desk should you need any items replenished.
CH E CK - IN AN D CH E CK-OUT Our check-in time is 4 p.m. and check-out time is 11 a.m. We will do our utmost to accommodate early arrivals whenever possible, and if availability permits we can offer a complimentary late checkout. Please contact the concierge to arrange. If we are unable to accommodate an early check-in or late check-out request, we will gladly store your luggage while you relax in the lounge or explore the town. Please dial ‘0’
CH I L D R EN ’S S E R VICE S Upon request, we can arrange babysitters through an authorized and certified company. Please contact the concierge for bookings and more details. Please dial ‘0’
COUR I E R AN D MAIL SE R VIC ES Courier, mailing and shipping services can be arranged with the concierge. Please dial ‘0’
CR I B S A ND R OLLAWAY BE DS Cribs and rollaway beds can be placed in your residence upon request, subject to availability and for a nightly fee. Please dial ‘0’
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GUEST SERVICE DIRECTORY D O N O T DIS TUR B If you do not wish to be disturbed, please call the concierge. Please also use the Do-Not-Disturb sign located in your room. Please dial ‘0’
F I TN E S S R OOM Our fitness room is located on the 4th floor, open 24/7.
FL OR I S T We will be pleased to assist with your floral requirements through our preferred florist, China Rose. Please dial ‘0’
G OL F The Telluride Golf course is an members only course. However Montrose (1h 20m) has two great courses, Bridges and Cobble Creek, Ridgeway (45 min) has the Divide Ranch Golf Course and Cortez (1h 25m) has the Conquistador golf course. Please dial ‘0’
G ON D OLA The towns of Telluride and Mountain Village are linked by a spectacular, 13-minute ride on a free gondola—the first and only free public transportation system of its kind in the United States. This popular scenic attraction provides access to hiking and biking trails in the summer and the ski slopes in the winter. Passengers can load the gondola in either Mountain Village or Telluride and ride to the midway point (Station St. Sophia from which hiking, biking and ski trails are accessed) and then continue on to the other side. The gondola is located a quick 3 minute walk from the hotel in the core of Mountain Village. It runs daily from 7 a.m.- 12 a.m. During festival weekends, hours are extended to keep it running until 2 a.m.
G UE S T R OOM AME N ITIE S We will be happy to provide you with additional guest room amenities (toothbrush, toothpaste, shaving cream, razors). Please dial ‘0’ SHINING A LIGHT ON WORLD CLASS EXPERIENCES 7
GUEST SERVICE DIRECTORY H O U S E KE E P IN G SE R VICE S Housekeeping service is provided daily, with morning service starting at 9 a.m. If you have a preferred time please let us know and we’ll gladly accommodate. Please dial ‘0’
I N T E R N ET High speed wireless internet access in residences and public areas is complimentary. The wifi code is ‘telluride’ Please dial ‘0’
L AUN D R Y S E R VICE S Dry cleaning and laundry services are available at prevailing rates. Please dial ‘0’
L OS T AN D FOUN D The concierge team will be pleased to assist you in tracing your lost property. Please dial ‘0’
L UG G AGE The Bell Service will be happy to assist with your luggage whenever you are ready. Please dial ‘0’
N O N- S M OKIN G P OLICY Lumière is a 100% non-smoking tobacco and marijuana facility. Therefore, smoking is not permitted in any guest room or residence, hallway, balcony or pool area. Guests who wish to smoke should do so off property and at least 30 feet from the building. $500.00 will be charged to any guest who smokes within the building.
P AN TR Y S TOCKIN G SE R V ICE Let our staff handle your grocery shopping while you enjoy the outdoors! Simply provide us with a list and we will be happy to go shop for you. Please note that a service charge applies. Please dial ‘0’ SHINING A LIGHT ON WORLD CLASS EXPERIENCES 8
GUEST SERVICE DIRECTORY P E T P OL ICY Lumière with Inspirato welcomes your well behaved furry friend. Please notify us of your pet’s visit so we can get the dog treats ready! We also provide a dog bed and dog bowl for them during your stay with us. A $30 per night, per pet charge will be applied to your room in addition to a $75 cleaning fee. Telluride, Colorado offers an abundance of dog walks and hiking trails for you and your pets to enjoy. No need to leave them behind on your incredible Colorado vacation as Lumière is entirely pet friendly. If you’re here with your pets over a festival weekend and want to ensure they get outdoors while you are at the festival, we can arrange a dog walker/dog sitter.
P OW E R S UP P LY All outlets in the guest rooms are American standard 110 volts. If you require an adapter or transformer, please let us know. Please dial ‘0’
P H O NE NUM BE R S Lumière main telephone number
970 369 0400
Front desk and concierge
dial ‘0’
To make local calls
dial the phone number
To call another room number
dial ‘7’ followed by the room
Emergencies
911
Mountain village police
970 728 9281, non-emergency
Telluride Medical Center
970 728 3848, non-emergency
Apotheca Pharmacy
970 728 0488
Telluride Veterinary Clinic
970 728 4461
Telluride Ski Resort ticket office
970 728 7517
Mountain Village Market
970 728 6500
Black Tie ski rentals
877 369 7799
San Juan Outdoor School
970 728 4101
Telluride Outside guide service
970 728 3895
United Airlines information
800 241 6522
American Airlines information
800 223 5436
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GUEST SERVICE DIRECTORY TV All units are supplied with smart TV’s in combination with a sound-bar. Television Content is provided by RealChoiceTV. This is the first app that appears on the Roku home screen. To get started: Turn on the television using the Roku Remote, TV, Roku and soundbar will power ON To watch live television: Select RealChoice TV, Channel 1 will give instructions on how to use RealChoice TV, Channel Guide is available on lefthand side of main RealChoice TV screen. To watch streaming apps: Select app of choice via Roku remote. Log in with your credentials and enjoy the show! Log out before you depart To stream music to your soundbar: Simply turn the soundbar on using the small Bose remote, click the Bluetooth button. Search for Bose Smart Soundbar 900 in the Bluetooth settings on your personal device. A blue flashing light should appear on the soundbar while trying to connect. Once connection is completed, blue light will turn solid.
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GUEST SERVICE DIRECTORY V A L E T P AR KIN G Lumière offers valet parking service on site in the private heated garage for a fee of $30 per night per car. Please note that due to insurance reasons, guests are not permitted to drive inside Lumière’s garage at any time. When returning please leave your car at the front entrance with the keys in the ignition and your vehicle will be parked for you. Please be assured that we will handle your vehicle with extreme care. When you require your car please call the front desk. Our team will drive the car to the front entrance. Please dial ‘0’
W AK E - UP S E R VICE Personal wake-up calls can be arranged upon request. Please dial ‘0’
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Lumière has been constructed under the most stringent fire safety standards. All floors and rooms have sprinklers and are equipped with smoke detectors. It is important that you familiarize yourself with these instructions so that you are prepared in the event of an emergency.
UP ON A RR IVAL TO Y OUR GU EST RO O M O R R E S I D E NCE Familiarize yourself with your room location and nearest fire exit. Establish the route from your room to the nearest exit in case of fire. Learn your room layout and how to unlock your door in the dark. Leave your room key in an easily accessible place.
I F Y O U DIS COVE R A FIR E CLOSE THE DOOR: Even if this is the only step you take, it will delay the growth of the fire and the spread of smoke. ALARM: Pulling the fire alarm will perform two vital functions. First, it alerts others in the area of a potentially threatening situation. Second, it activates our fire alarm systems which initiates an immediate response by our hotel fire response team. PHONE: Call 911, state your name, location and the extent of the fire emergency. EVACUATE: Exit the building using the fire exits or stairs. Never use the elevator.
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES I F Y O U HE AR AN ALAR M Test the door for heat with the back of your hand before opening. If it is cool, open the door slowly and look to ensure the hall is clear. If there is thick smoke, remain in your room. If the hallway contains little or no smoke, proceed to the nearest exit. Keep close to the wall and low to the floor. If the hallway gets dark or filled with smoke, count the number of doors to the exit. Test the stairwell door for heat with the back of your hand before opening and watch for smoke before entering the stairwell
I F S A F E PR OCE E D DOWN THE ST A IRS. Should the hallway or stairwell start filling with smoke and your exit becomes unsafe, return to your room as it is the safest place for you. Turn off the ventilation in your room. Use wet cloths, sheets, towels and blankets to place under the door and cover air vents. Fill the bathtub with water, keeping a wastebasket or ice bucket nearby to carry water to quickly wet cloths that are keeping the smoke out. Dial ‘0’ to report your location.
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IN-ROOM SPA For the ultimate in post-mountain recovery or blissful relaxation, treat yourself to a massage, facial or private yoga class offered by Lumière’s highly-skilled therapists. Enjoy the sauna or soak in our hot tub pre or post treatment.
L UM I È R E M AS S AG E : This traditional Swedish massage uses long, smooth strokes to enhance circulation, relieve muscle pain and tension, improve flexibility and stimulate lymphatic flow to flush out toxins. With light to medium pressure this is our most popular massage. 60 minute massage: $185 90 minute massage: $245
M OUN T AIN MASS AG E : This vigorous massage targets muscles most commonly used by athletes. This is a firm massage that incorporates trigger points, compressions, stretches, and cross-fiber friction techniques to help relieve sore and tired muscles, increase range of motion, improve circulation and alleviate tension. Perfect before or after a day on the mountains. 60 minute massage: $185 90 minute massage: $245 *See a member of our dedicated concierge team to book. Please note that all the above services are offered with a 24 hour cancellation policy. Cancellations within 24 hours will be charged a 100% cancellation fee.
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SUMMER ACTIVITIES FL Y F I S HIN G The San Miguel is one of the friendliest trout streams in the Rockies. Our “backyard” river, the San Miguel holds enormous appeal to anglers of every ability. Beginners enjoy short casting to unselective trout in the San Miguel’s high-gradient pocket water. Experts enjoy the challenge of fishing a highly structured stream that rewards clever casts and drag-free presentations. The San Miguel’s abundant trout fight incredibly hard in the river’s fast currents. Their food source is plentiful. The San Miguel hosts more than six species of stoneflies which hatch from February through September each year, along with a gigantic population of caddis flies.
G UI D E D 4 X4 TOUR S The guided 4x4 tours provide an unparalleled opportunity to experience Telluride’s fabulous high country while learning the history of one of the world’s most famous and notorious gold rush towns. The tours emphasize scenery and mining history. The routes are inherently “4WD” in nature because you’ll be traveling on old mining roads that were etched in the San Juan Mountains a hundred years ago. But the emphasis does not fall on “rock crawling” and technical maneuvering as it commonly does on desert country red rock tours. Telluride is among the most naturally gifted high-country areas on earth. Traveling into these mountains combines thrilling adventure, fascinating mining history and once-in-a-lifetime scenery.
M OUN T AIN BIKIN G Pedal a mountain bike through spectacular high country along the historic route of the Galloping Goose railway. The beginner-friendly guided tour begins on Lizard Head Pass, at over 10,000 ft. The trail winds around two subalpine lakes and descends into the magnificent South Fork Valley of the San Miguel River, traveling 17 miles of downhill and level terrain. A snack and drinks are provided at tour’s end.
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SUMMER ACTIVITIES P H O T OG R AP HY TOUR S Telluride Outside is a teaching-oriented, beginner friendly company and nowhere is this more evident than in their photography guide service. Experienced photographers have a field day on these trips, but as a beginner or intermediate, you will learn more than you can imagine under the guidance of the friendly professionals. Telluride is the ultimate training ground for beginners because there is such a wide variety of subject matter all within a stone’s throw. With the instant feedback offered by digital cameras, you can see the results of your techniques and make adjustments for your next frame. Complete beginners consistently come home with “magazine cover” photos and techniques that will enhance your photography for the rest of your life.
R A F TI N G Splashy, fast and fun, the San Miguel offers terrific rafting for guests of any experience level. Running the San Miguel requires constant maneuvering and excellent teamwork. Grab a paddle and jump in the raft!
R O C K C L IMBIN G Rock climbing trips are a signature Telluride experience. Designed for all ages and abilities from 4 year-olds to seasoned mountaineers, Telluride rock climbing adventures will give you the chance to try out your spider skills on real alpine rock Even if you’ve never entertained the idea of getting vertical, consider that we offer comfortable first-time climbing experiences for even our most timid guests. The professional guides will instruct you in the use of harnesses, ropes and technical climbing equipment. You can explore the vertical realm with the assistance of a qualified and nurturing guide. These trips provide you with an adventurous way of exploring the beauty of this region.
V I A F E R R ATA A via ferrata (Italian for “road of iron”) or klettersteig (German for “climbing path”) is a mountain route which is equipped with fixed cables, steeples, ladders, and/or bridges. The use of these added elements allows otherwise isolated routes to be joined to create longer routes which are accessible to people with a wide range of climbing abilities. The Telluride’s Via Ferrata is a thrilling technical hike along the east end of the Telluride canyon, offering spectacular views of Bridal Veil Falls and the Telluride Valley. This unique adventure will be guided by knowledgeable instructors who supply top of the line equipment. If you want a new and exciting trip, this offering is for you. SHINING A LIGHT ON WORLD CLASS EXPERIENCES 16
WINTER ACTIVITIES I CE C L I MBIN G There is nothing quite like climbing a frozen waterfall. Using ice axes, crampons, helmets and harnesses, you will have the chance to scale Telluride’s most exquisite ice in some of our region’s most beautiful settings.
S NOW M OBILIN G If you’ve ever been snowmobiling, you know it’s a great way to find fun far from the beaten path. Experienced guides and top-of-the-line equipment grant you access to Telluride’s great playground including: thousands of acres of trails, pristine backcountry, spacious meadows and lush Alpine forests.
W I N T E R FLY FIS HIN G If fly fishing is your passion, then you’ve picked the perfect spot! Bluebird days, snowcapped peaks, crisp winter air and ample fly fishing options available on the Uncompahgre, San Miguel and Gunnison Rivers, makes for an unforgettable experience. Telluride Outside expert guides are available every day; just don’t forget your gloves.
H E L I - S K I IN G Looking for fields of deep, untouched pristine powder? Heli-skiing will give you the experience of a lifetime! You’ll be covering over 12,000 vertical feet during 6 descents of diverse, untouched, stunningly beautiful runs. With over 400 landing spots in a 200 sq. mile area over the San Juan Mountains the possibilities are endless.
CR O S S C OUN TR Y S KIIN G The Telluride Nordic Center is located between the Town Park offices and the new Ice Pavilion in Town Park. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day. The Nordic Center offers cross country ski and ice skate rentals, cross country lessons, ski and snowshoe tours. Just outside the doors of the Nordic Center you will find three miles of immaculately groomed trail winding through Town Park. This is the perfect place to take a lesson or grab a quick aerobic workout. Contact the Nordic Center at 970-728-1144 to book lessons, schedule a tour or for information about Nordic skiing and events.
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IN-RESIDENCE INSTRUCTIONS I N - FL OOR H E ATIN G Please note that our units are not air-conditioned. Because we are located at over 9,500 ft. the mountain air naturally cools the hotel. Each unit is heated through an in-floor, radiant heating system. You can use the thermostat in your unit to adjust the heating set point up or down. Make sure you have selected the “Heat” option. NOTE: USING THE “COOL” SETTING WILL NOT MAKE THE UNIT COOLER. If your room or residence becomes too warm, crack a door or window to regulate the temperature.
COFFE E M AKE R Fill the water reservoir by removing the carafe from the heating plate and fill with cold water to just over the amount of coffee you are making. Add the ground coffee to the filter provided. Many coffee bars and the Specialty Coffee Association of America recommend adding 1 tablespoon per cup. NOTE: The max capacity for ground coffee is 15 tablespoons. Before brewing coffee, make sure you have replaced the carafe in its position on the warming plate and closed the top cover. Plug cord into electrical outlet. Power unit: Turn the function knob to the “on” position and the red indicator will light. Or set the Auto On function and the green indicator will light. Once the coffee has finished brewing, stir it before serving to blend the flavors. The coffee at the bottom of the carafe will be somewhat stronger than the coffee at the top.
D I S H W A SHE R Once the Dishwasher is loaded with your pre-rinsed dishes, place dishwashing detergent in the dispenser and close the door. Press the main power switch located at the top left of the door. Select a program by pressing the program selector one or more times until the required program symbol lights up. For normally soiled dishes, use the normal wash program with normal temperature and normal dry. Press start. SHINING A LIGHT ON WORLD CLASS EXPERIENCES 18
IN-RESIDENCE INSTRUCTIONS W AS H I N G M ACH IN E Sort your laundry, open the washer door and load the laundry. Turn on the main power switch. Add detergent as required by pouring the powder into the main wash compartment and pre-wash compartment as well if desired. Select your program by turning the program selector. A red field lights up beside the selected program and the estimated program time appears on the display.
DRYER Turn on the main power switch. Open the door, load the items and then close the door. Select program depending on what you intend to do with the items after tumbling. The program options are auto heavy, auto normal, auto delicate, auto iron dry, timed dry program and air fluff. NOTE: Knit fabrics in particular are prone to shrinkage. Use the auto delicate or auto iron dry for such items. Auto normal and auto delicate programs shut off the heat once the load is dry without being “bone-dry”. Press the start button.
S T E A M SHOWE R Press the ON/OFF key to start or stop the flow of steam. Steam will begin to flow a few minutes after the control is turned ON. Press TIME key to set or display the remaining relaxation time. The control is pre-set and will display a time of 20 minutes. With the time displayed, press the UP and DOWN keys to set the desired duration time. It is highly recommended to not exceed 30 minutes. Setting the temperature can be done by pressing the TEMP key to set the desired temperature. It is highly recommended to begin with 105oF and adjust as you get more comfortable. The control will turn off when the relaxation period times out.
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