Here is a quick introduction to the people who would welcome guests, answer local questions, and keep Cedar Hollow Inn feeling personal.
General Manager
Ben came to Elk Ridge Valley after years of teaching, guiding, and helping friends plan mountain trips. Hospitality became a natural fit because he likes translating local knowledge into useful guest advice: which shuttle to catch, when to leave for a trailhead, where to eat after a long day, and how to avoid overloading a short visit. Away from the desk, he spends time skiing, biking, and exploring quiet ridgelines.
Front Desk
Mara grew up moving between mountain towns and old European villages, which made her appreciate inns that feel both practical and warm. She helps with check-ins, breakfast questions, directions, and the kind of little details that make arrivals less stressful.
Front Desk
Andrew first arrived in the valley for college running and never stopped returning. He knows the early-morning rhythm of hikers, skiers, and road-trippers, and he enjoys helping guests match plans to weather, fitness, and daylight.
Front Desk
Martin has spent decades around independent lodging, from guesthouses to small hotels. He brings a steady desk presence, a dry sense of humor, and a careful eye for making the lobby feel ready before guests ask.
Front Desk
Mario was raised in a ski family and still talks about snow reports as if they are morning news. He helps with gear questions, family room fit, restaurant ideas, and simple ways to make a mountain day run smoother.
Front Desk
Ava grew up in a valley like this one and loves pointing first-time visitors toward local art, easy walks, and places where the pace is unhurried. Her desk style is calm, cheerful, and specific.
Front Desk
Micah once crossed the country in a camper and learned how much a clean room, a kind desk, and a good cup of coffee can change a travel day. He brings that perspective to every late arrival and early departure.
A note from the innkeepers: We are honored when guests choose Cedar Hollow Inn as their valley base. Our team wants the stay to feel comfortable, useful, and genuinely connected to the place outside the door.