A site — and a stay — everyone can use.

We work toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. That means designing for keyboard navigation, sufficient color contrast, descriptive text for images and controls, and content that works with screen readers and assistive technologies.

We build with semantic markup and clear focus states, write meaningful alternative text, avoid conveying information by color alone, and test against assistive technology as the site evolves. Accessibility is part of how we review new pages, not an afterthought.

Parts of the site use rich motion and imagery, and some third-party tools (maps, the booking widget) are outside our direct control. If your browser or system reduces motion, we honor that preference. Where a third-party component falls short, we’ll help you complete anything you need by phone or email.

Mountain properties vary in their physical accessibility — stairs, grades, and layouts differ home to home. Tell us what you need (step-free entry, a main-floor bedroom, roll-in shower, and so on) and we’ll tell you honestly which residences fit, before you book.

If you run into a barrier on this site or have a request for a stay, contact us and we’ll respond promptly — and use what you tell us to make things better for the next person.