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THM Expansion

Celebrated Excellence

Hotel Melrose’s evolution has already garnered significant acclaim. The property was recently honored with:

  • Best Boutique Hotel in the West
  • Awards recognizing its preservation of historic architecture
  • Accolades for the creative, seamless integration of new construction with a 116-year-old landmark

These recognitions reflect not only the craftsmanship behind the revitalized original building but also the visionary creativity that made its modern expansion possible.

Design as Storytelling

A hallmark of Hotel Melrose has always been its unwavering attention to detail. Every texture, every light fixture, every curated photograph—many pulled from the private archives of the Ponsford family—tells a story. In the new addition, Fort + Home extends this narrative with a design language that honors Western heritage while embracing modern sophistication, creating a cohesive environment where old and new meet effortlessly.

The People Behind the Magic

Guided by the indomitable Fort + Home team, the Melrose thrives because of the individuals who bring it to life each day. Behind the scenes, a remarkable ensemble of staff serve as the heart of the operation—professionals who embody genuine hospitality and elevate every guest interaction into something memorable.

More Than a Stay—A Sanctuary

Hotel Melrose is not merely a place to rest your head. It is a sanctuary where genuine hospitality flourishes, where thoughtful design inspires, and where visitors feel truly embraced. It is a celebration of Grand Junction’s Western spirit, reimagined for a new generation of travelers seeking authenticity, comfort, and story-rich spaces.

Today, the Melrose enters a bold new era with a transformative expansion that reimagines what boutique hospitality can be. The next phase of development adds:

  • 32 beautifully designed new hotel rooms
  • A dedicated fitness facility
  • A rooftop pool
  • A rooftop bar and restaurant featuring sweeping, unobstructed views of Mt. Garfield, the Grand Mesa, and the Colorado National Monument
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