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Tuesday, July 7, 2015

FAQs about Your Baldpate Inn

Members of The Baldpate Inn Staff want to ensure that you, our valued customer, have ready access to the information you need on a regular basis!

1.  What are your hours?  We begin our soup and salad service at 11:30AM and continue through 8:00PM.  We kindly ask that you make reservations, however, no later than 7:30PM so that you can enjoy the best we have to offer without feeling rushed!

2.  Are you open?  Yes.  We are seasonal, but normally operate between Memorial Day and Columbus Day weekends.

3.  How much is the soup and salad buffet?  The price is $16 per person.  Beverages and pie are at an additional charge, but are well worth the cost.

4.  What are your lodging rates?  Our rates depend on the type of room in question, but range from between $125.00 to $500.00 per night.


5.  Do you have a menu?  No, but we do offer two specialty soups, three salads, and two muffins on a daily basis.  Just check our Facebook page or Twitter account for the latest on what to expect that day.

If you have any further questions, comments, or concerns, then feel free to contact us at 970.586.KEYS (5397) and don't forget to make reservation when you do!

Kate
Your Friendly Front-Desk Associate

Thursday, June 4, 2015

Proud Partnership Profile: SK Horses

While we here at The Baldpate Inn would never intentionally take advantage of the goodwill and hospitality on offer throughout the local Estes Park community, we aren't going to look a gift horse in the mouth neither.

Literally.

Just a few of the members of the inn riding along with SK Horses.

This was precisely the case when we had two cowhands from SK Horses show up on Tuesday and offer our staff the opportunity to go horseback riding at either of their locations near the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park.

Four of our team members took them up on their generous offer (after they had some of our delicious homemade pie, of course) and went for a two-hour ride that took them along the Continental Divide and down Devil's Staircase.  Despite the name on that last trail, however, the staff couldn't have been more pleased with their experience.


They confirmed that the experience is suitable for novice and pro alike as well as a leisurely, safe, and fun way to see the Rockies.  Don't forget to stop on by the inn after your ride, though, to fill up on muffins, soup, and salad.

Better yet, book your stay through us at 970.586.KEYS (5397) and then go riding with the good folks over at SK!

Your Friendly Front Desk Representative,
Kate