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Luxury Telluride Vacation Rental Management
Welcome to Curate Telluride – a Telluride vacation rental management company that aims to give back to the community, “One Stay at a Time”. We are pleased to offer a unique collection of luxury Telluride vacation rentals. Our curated collection features properties in both Mountain Village and the town of Telluride, so that you can plan the perfect Telluride vacation. Founded by vacation rental industry veterans, Curate Telluride gives back to the community that we care so deeply about, while forming strong relationships with our homeowners, guests, and local businesses. We invite you to browse our exquisite Telluride properties, and learn more about what sets Curate apart.
The Curate Collective
THE BEST OF TELLURIDE
Featured Properties
Transforming the Relationship between Vacation Rentals and the Local Community
“Giving Back One Stay At a Time”
Guests
Owners
Local Manager
Vacation Rentals for Good
Featured Properties
THE BEST OF TELLURIDE
Luxury Telluride Properties
EXPLORE Authentic Telluride
We have a passion for our local community
From the best local coffee to the perfect cowboy hat, we craft unforgettable vacation experiences for our guests.
Vacation Rentals for Good
Our Principles
Donating 1% of our corporate profits to local non-profits
Partnering with our homeowners and guests to make contributions and donate nights.
Operating ethically and safely with appropriate licenses and being good neighbors.
Creating authentic, high touch guest experiences vs. generic “stays”.
Promoting other locally owned businesses
THE BEST OF TELLURIDE
Spotlight on Good
As a way of giving back to our local Telluride community, the non-profits below will receive 1% of our earned commission revenue for all reservation stays between January 1, 2024 and April 30, 2024.
Spotlight on Good – Telluride Theatre
Curate Telluride is proud to pledge support to the Telluride Theatre as one of our two Spotlight on Good organizations for June 1-December 31, 2024
Spotlight on Good – Telluride Mountain Club
Curate Telluride is proud to pledge support to the Telluride Mountain Club as one of our two Spotlight on Good organizations for June 1-December 31, 2024.
SAVVY TRAVELER TIPS
Vacation Like a Local
Get Outside
Being friendly and saying ‘Hi” to people you meet on the trail.
Knowing that uphill hikers have the right of way as do horses when you meet on the trail.
Bringing water. You are 9000 feet above sea level (and climbing). Hydrate.
Having a leash for your dog and picking up your dog’s waste.
Stopping to breathe. Take a break and look up and look around – it’s pretty special here.
- Littering – if you pack it in; please pack it out.
- “Bushwhacking” your own path – please stay on the trails.
- Losing control coming downhill (skiing, biking, hiking). This is dangerous to others.
Be a Townie
- Being kind and patient. Staffing can be tough in small towns.
- Tipping generously for good service.
- Supporting the locally owned businesses.
- Walking or riding a bike (or use dial a ride) – the town is small, the air is clean, we don’t have Uber – please walk to dinner.
- Speeding. Slow it down and watch for pedestrians, bikers, etc.
- Walking in the middle of the street – this is a magical place, but it is not Main Street Disneyland. Be aware of your surroundings.
Be Neighborly
- Saying Hi to your neighbor and respect that they may live here full time.
- Exploring a new store, restaurant, or bar
- Attending a local event – i.e. Ah Haa Art
- Partying until dawn and creating noise that disturbs neighbors.
- Leaving your trash cans lids unlocked. The bears and the birds will make a mess.
Care for the Environment
- Turning off your lights when you leave your rental property
- Recycling
- Walking instead of driving – use the FREE gondola
- Bringing grocery bags.
- Leaving your fireplace running all day.
- Buying bottled water. Telluride/MV is great – straight from the source. Bring a reusable container instead.
- Leaving your car idling to warm up – it will warm up soon enough.
- Feeding Wildlife. This can endanger them by encouraging interaction with people.