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House rules
Rules exist to protect sleep, safety, and shared comfort—especially in a mountain resort where nights matter.
- Quiet-first
- Safety-aware
- Plain language
Rules snapshot
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Quiet hoursEvening → morning
Exact times confirmed at check-in.
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SmokingDesignated areas only
Rooms are non-smoking.
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VisitorsRegister at front desk
Security and comfort for all guests.
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DamagesGuest responsibility
Fair assessment—no surprise charges.
Why these rules exist
Mountain travel is tiring—quiet nights are part of the product.
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Sleep is shared
Sound travels in cold air—keep balconies and TVs respectful.
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Groups need coordination
If you are traveling as a party, align on common spaces.
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Help before conflict
If something feels off, contact us—we de-escalate early.
Formal policies
For booking, cancellation, check-in windows, and transport timing, read the policies hub—this page is behavior-first, not legal density.
Policies hubSupport-first
If you are unsure whether something is allowed, ask—we prefer clarity over enforcement.
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Families welcome
Rules protect kids and neighbors—ask for child-safe tips.
House rules FAQ
- Is music allowed on balconies?
- Keep volume low after quiet hours—speakers should not disturb neighbors.
- What if another guest is loud?
- Contact front desk—we intervene quietly and quickly.
Understand category fit before you commit.