Five rooms, one idea:
everyone gets a real bed.
Every room at the inn pairs a queen bed with Twin XL bunks — full 80-inch beds, not kid furniture — so a family of four or a ski crew fits in one room without anyone drawing the short straw. Four rooms are our standard Deluxe Suite (sleeps 4); the fifth is the Superior Suite, with a triple bunk for families of five.
All five are ground-floor, cabin-style rooms with their own exterior door. There's no lobby to cross and no elevator to wait for — you park, walk three steps, and you're home.
Every room includes
- Private exterior entrance
- Gas fireplace stove
- En-suite bathroom with robes
- Queen bed + adult-length bunks
- Mini-fridge, microwave, and table
- Roku TV and 500+ Mbps WiFi
- Grab-and-go breakfast, 7:30–9
- Creekside hot tub, year round
- Free parking and EV charging
Deluxe Suite
Four availableThe inn's standard room, and the one most guests book: a queen up front, a double Twin XL bunk along the wall, and the gas stove between them keeping everything warm. Good for couples, families of four, or two friends who'd both rather have a real bed.
Deluxe Suites are also the rooms with the built-in window seat — a reading perch with forest views that guests fight over politely.
“This room was a perfect place for our family of four (two tweens). Comfortable, nice amenities, close to snow play.”
Stephanie · Alameda, CA · Airbnb
Superior Suite
One of a kindThe biggest room at the inn, and the only one of its kind: a queen bed plus a three-high Twin XL bunk. If you have three kids — or two kids and a grandparent, or a five-person ski team — this is the room that means you don't book two.
Same formula as the rest of the inn: private entrance, gas stove, en-suite bathroom, and parking a few steps from the door. There's only one, and it goes first on holiday weekends.
“The location is incredible. You can't beat it. The room fit 4 adult women just fine, and parking was right outside.”
Jessie · Sacramento, CA · Airbnb
The small stuff is the point.
Pick your dates, we'll do the rest.
Five rooms means weekends go quickly — especially in ski season. Questions first? Call and a real person answers.