For couples dreaming of a wedding filled with mountain charm, warm hospitality and meaningful moments shared with loved ones, the Pitkin Hotel offers a year-round destination where every celebration feels uniquely their own.
Originally built in 1904 and meticulously restored in August 2024, this boutique retreat seamlessly blends historic grandeur with modern amenities.
Owners Bob and Pam Taylor and their seasoned team treat every special occasion like a family celebration, crafting personalized event packages tailored to each couple’s vision.
The hotel features 10 beautifully appointed guest rooms accommodating up to 35 overnight visitors, complete with discounted rates for full hotel buy-outs. For larger wedding parties, the staff helps facilitate extra lodging with surrounding local properties throughout the town of Pitkin.
Celebrations can span several versatile venues across the historic property. Inside, the full-service Bon Ton Bistro restaurant provides an inviting atmosphere for rehearsal dinners and private receptions of up to 60 guests.
Directly adjacent, Venue 1904 boasts an elevated stage for live music performances and wood-fired brick oven pizza, while a private 20x40 event tent across Main St. seats up to 50 guests comfortably for intimate outdoor gatherings.
From formal multi-course plated dinners featuring prime rib and fresh seafood to gourmet buffet spreads and custom bar packages, the culinary team designs fully customized menus to satisfy every individual dietary need.
Complete audio-visual technology, professional floral styling and dedicated event service staff ensure a smooth, stress-free experience from the initial planning stages to the final bite.
Located at 329 Main St., the Pitkin Hotel provides complete event management services to make every wedding extraordinary.
Couples can browse tailored packages and view property photo galleries online at pitkinhotel.com or contact staff directly at 970-641-8802 to begin planning their dream mountain nuptials.
Pitkin Hotel is part of the Gunnison Country Times Community Connect sponsored content program.
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