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C Lazy U Ranch GM named Hotelier of the Year
David Craig honored by Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association
ColoradoBiz Staff //November 10, 2015//
C Lazy U Ranch GM named Hotelier of the Year
David Craig honored by Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association
ColoradoBiz Staff //November 10, 2015//
C Lazy U Guest Ranch General Manager David Craig has been named 2015 Hotelier of the Year by the Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association (CHLA). The CHLA is a professional group dedicated to protecting and promoting the interests of the Colorado lodging industry. Every year the organization selects an individual to be recognized for their outstanding work in the local industry and their contribution to the efforts of CHLA.
Craig has dedicated his professional life to the hospitality industry, working at several world-renowned hotels, resorts and membership clubs in Massachusetts and Colorado. He joined C Lazy U Guest Ranch as the general manager in 2013.
“I’ve spent over 25 years in this industry and worked all over Colorado,” he said. “C Lazy U really is something special, and I’m proud that I can help make the Ranch an amazing experience for everyone who visits. It’s great to be named Hotelier of the Year and I’m honored to be chosen for this distinction.”
For more information about C Lazy U Guest Ranch, go to www.clazyu.com, or call (970) 887-3344.
About C Lazy U Guest Ranch
Known for its “5-Spur Service,” C Lazy U Guest Ranch is Colorado’s premier luxury guest ranch getaway. Located just outside of Denver, C Lazy U features a collection of 43 rustically elegant cabin accommodations, fine dining, a full-service spa and 8,500 acres of adventure. Limitless family activities include horseback riding, a second-to-none children’s program, swimming, tennis, bicycling, hiking, fishing, hunting, yoga, a zip line and ropes course, trap shooting, archery, Snowcat excursions, sledding, snow tubing, ice hockey and skating on a Zamboni-groomed pond, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and more.
