Stonebridge Inn Names Its New Leader Ahead of December’s Return
Stonebridge Inn appoints Mary Grego before its planned December reopening in Snowmass. The 93-room hotel is undergoing a $15.7 million transformation.
Stonebridge Inn has appointed Mary Grego as general manager ahead of its planned December 2026 reopening in Snowmass Village. The October 16 announcement puts a new operational leader in place while the 93-room mountain hotel completes a $15.7 million transformation.
Who will oversee the return?
Grego joins from Top of the Village, CoralTree Residences, where she was assistant general manager. Her work included overseeing a 111-unit homeowners association and rental program, as well as helping the property transition to CoralTree. She also brings experience from other Hyatt and CoralTree operations.
For guests, the appointment is a staffing milestone before the hotel welcomes travelers back. It does not mean the property has already reopened.
What should winter guests know?
The renovation covers rooms and suites, public gathering areas, event venues and Heather’s Snowmass restaurant. The hotel’s own website still describes the property as temporarily closed and gives December as its expected return, without specifying an opening day.
That makes the precise arrival date the key detail for an early-season booking. Confirm that your dates are accepted, which facilities will operate and what happens if the timetable changes before committing to nonrefundable travel. The village location near the ski lifts remains the main reason to consider this refreshed base.
