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From
our Guestbook:
"We did not just stay at
the Lavender and Thyme, we were taken care of. Breakfasts
were something we'll never forget".
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Distinctly
different from a hotel, the Lavender & Thyme Bed and Breakfast in Glenwood Springs, Colorado gives you that personal attention and service you deserve so much. Built in 1903 and lovingly restored to
it's gracious Victorian style, the Lavender & Thyme B&B
is unique to Glenwood Springs lodging. Decorated with fine antiques
from the 19th century, we bring you back to that elegant
era of comfortable and inviting guesthouses. Escape
the world for some relaxation, pampering
and delight with the personal attention, warm hospitality, and luxurious surroundings of the Lavender and Thyme B&B as everyday life slips from your mind. Or, if you are here on business, we offer a quiet place to do your work, with free high-speed wireless internet service, as well as a home away from home. Let your innkeepers pamper you in a manner that will leave you wanting more!
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In
the summertime, relax on our spacious wraparound porch
while watching soothing sunsets of tangerine and coral.
In the wintertime enjoy a crackling fireside conversation
or the winter wonderland in our natural surroundings. As one of the finest Victorian Inns in downtown
Glenwood Springs, our Bed and Breakfast is nestled in
the foothills of the western Colorado Rockies, where
the red mountains silhouette against a brilliant blue
sky.
Lodging
at the Lavender & Thyme Bed and Breakfast
you are within walking distance of most of Glenwood's
attractions: restaurants, shopping, the Hot Springs,
massage centers, the tramway, Fairy Caverns, the Glenwood
Canyon, the AMTRAK station.
The Lavender & Thyme B&B is ideally located
for your hiking, rafting, kayaking, horseback riding,
fishing, snow mobiling, snow shoeing, and skiing at
Sunlight, Aspen, Snowmass, Buttermilk, Vail or Beaver
Creek, CO.
Unlike
a hotel, you can be assured of sleeping
comfortably and awakening to the aromas of freshly
baked breads or breakfast entrees and freshly brewed
coffee. Then, as you plan your day, you will enjoy your
specially prepared breakfast, served family style, in
our chandelier-lit dining room.
Come back to yesterday, where grace and charm of the turn of the century are complemented by the special amenities of today. Enjoy an enchanting respite in the Lavender & Thyme B&B - the best of Glenwood Springs, CO country inns.
We look forward to serving you, your innkeepers Peter and Carol Tijm.
The Lavender & Thyme B&B guarantees your smoke free lodging ,
also we offer high-speed wireless internet acess
and are children friendly (no pets please).
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The "Lavender and Thyme Bed & Breakfast" is an award winning Bed & Breakfast that has been recognized as being among the "USA Top 100 GOLD Inns & B & Bs" . In most cases, this honor is bestowed only to the top 2 Bed and Breakfast in each State. The "USA Top 100 GOLD Inns & B & B" research team awards this honor every 5 years based on: Positive comments from previous guests, Quality of Web-site, Beauty of their facility, and Superior overall vacation experience.
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Press
Release March 3,2004
National Trust Names Glenwood Springs, CO One of
America's Dozen Distinctive Destinations
Annual List Promotes Heritage Tourism (www.nationaltrust.org)
Washington,
D.C. (March 3, 2004) - Nestled in a beautiful valley
on the western slope of the Colorado Rockies, Glenwood
Springs (pop. 7,700) was developed as a health resort
in the late 1800s. Today, the town offers travelers
limitless opportunities for adventure, sightseeing and
relaxation in a richly historic setting. Sightseers
will delight in the town's many turn-of-the-century
buildings, including quaint bed-and-breakfasts (e.g.
Lavender and Thyme B&B) and a handsome - and still
active - railroad station. The variety of dining and
shopping opportunities on and around Main Street will
keep parents busy, while kids will get a kick out of
visits to a historic ghost town, the Glenwood Railroad
Museum, the Frontier Historical Museum, or the grave
of the town's best-known resident, cardshark and gunfighter
Doc Holliday. Explorers can go mountain climbing or
caving at the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park and Iron
Mountain Tramway, a series of caves stretching 16,000
feet into Iron Mountain. Winter brings skiing and snowboarding
as well as ice skating and ice climbing; in warmer months,
visitors have their choice of hiking, rafting, biking
and fishing in scenic Glenwood Canyon and other nearby
natural areas. Celebrations such as Strawberry Days,
Summer of Jazz and the Groove Grass festival keep days
and nights lively throughout the year - and the reward
for all this activity is the chance to chill out (or
warm up) with a relaxing dip in the world's largest
outdoor hot-springs pool.
Glenwood Springs,
Colo. (pop. 7,700): Snugly nestled in a beautiful valley,
this historic resort community serves up a restorative
dose of natural hot springs, exciting outdoor activities,
eclectic dining and shopping, and evocative links with
the Rocky Mountain frontier past.
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Lavender and Thyme Bed and Breakfast
802 Palmer Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
Telephone: (970) 945-8289
Call TOLL-FREE: 1-866-L and T BB
(1-866-526-3822)
Fax: (970) 947-0379
Email: Innkeeper@lavenderthyme.com
Innkeepers: Peter and Carol Tijm
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