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The Tivoli Lodge has a total of 66 guestrooms, all featuring fine linens, mini fridges, flat-screen televisions, complimentary Wi-Fi and large soaking tubs. The room decor reflects the mountain locale, with warm woods, earth-toned granite surfaces and cozy bedding. Most rooms enjoy fireplaces and mountain views.
Specialty rooms include four-tower rooms with large, circling windows and one large suite. Traveling families will appreciate the coin-operated laundry room, portable cribs and rollaway beds. For larger groups, families can request cribs or rollaway beds as well as adjoining rooms; adjoining rooms allow two separate rooms to share a common hallway, offering more room as well as more privacy. Extras include two outdoor hot tubs overlooking the mountains, a nicely equipped exercise room and a complimentary business center. Movies and games are on hand for quiet evenings with the kids and babysitting is easily arranged for an evening out for parents.
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