Stayed here over a lovely summer weekend to do some hiking in the greater Breckenridge area, and…read morevery pleased with out choice of accommodations. There are a ton of things to like about the Breck Inn: - Breakfast! Included! And who doesn't love fresh waffles? - Amazing staff - super friendly and helpful - Free ride bus stops within a 1 minute walk. Comes every hour in the summer, more often during ski season - Great hot tub for soaking after a long day enjoying the mountains - Spacious and abundant parking Only a few comments on where they could improve to get that fifth star: - Some of the features feel a bit dated - bathrooms, AC units, etc. - The toilet was the old small format bowl. Not a big deal unless you have a big dumper. - Sits on a BUSY road and the cars are moving! There is a crosswalk about 200 yards up. - It is almost a mile exactly from the front door to downtown, but there is a great walking path across the road that takes you right in effortlessly. All in all, we loved it, and would definitely stay again!

Highly recommend do not do the Breckenridge grand vacation promotional stay they lie about a few…read morethings. Checked in at hotel 1st agent was okay then try to charge me a fee for having my dog which I made the reservation and never was told there was that fee, one co worker after saying I have service animal and papers the supervisor/manager wow so rude crossing her hands big attitude was like no sorry you have to deal with the people you actually booked with asked to cancel get my money back and again she was no help then to just keep arguing barley gave us a solution help. So we will found out how rest of the stay is but if your okay with a motel 8 then this hotel is good basic room and basic amenities.breakfast could be so much better.

What's not to love? Not sure I even want to share this place…read morewith anyone else who might not appreciate it, but I hv benefitted from it and I hope this helps others find it as well. My friend brought me here, saying, if I'm going to try any hostel, anywhere in the world, it should be here or his other favorite - in Wales. It is a gorgeous autumn in Colorado, so Breckinridge it is. How incredibly fortunate for me that my first hostel was here. I'm constantly reminded that not every hostel is so nice. What a lovely place. Well appointed, so clean - which is all important in this pandemic time. Everyone is friendly. We stayed in a 6-bunk room with a total 4 ppl in it. The less agile (that'd be me) was lucky to get a lower bunk (not sure how that works, we lucked out that not all the berths were full!) The other two ppl were solo travelers, one from South America, the other from Russia. They were friendly and polite. We all did our own thing; I crashed out early, so I wasn't bothered at all that another guest had to pack luggage for an early flight out the next day. There are outlets at each bunk, even USB chargers And a lamp which was a necessity when hvg to walk to the bathroom in the middle of the night. I thought the room was comfortable; temps got down into the 30's overnight but I was comfortably cozy in my bed with its duvet; there were extra blankets in the closet if needed. My friend thought it too warm but he runs that way, but he slept thru the night fine too. A word about the bedding: mine was fine, clean, smelled clean. But one of the other bunks had yellowed bedding - with stains. I presume it was washed and cleaned just looked used, and if you got there in daylight or with all the lights on, one would hv seen it, but I didn't till the next morning when we were getting ready to leave and that might've bn off putting. I came down early, just before sunrise The general areas were at a comfortable temp. Wasn't time yet for breakfast, but some kind soul had already started the coffee. I went for a walk, took some pix, came back once guests had started to straggle in. What a friendly, informative bunch! My friend tells me that's most hostel-goers. And the food was pretty good, pancakes, eggs, cereal; I got the oatmeal and an English muffin. The coffee smelled really good. And I was so happy they had powdered hot chocolate too! Special mention must be made of Belage (sorry, may hv misspelled) but he is a welcoming, knowledgeable host and made us feel at home. If you come here, please contribute positively. I worry that the wrong sort would detract from such a lovely accommodation and experience. And yeah, I'll hv to keep in mind that almost certainly other hostels aren't like this, but it is now my gold standard.

I am in love with this place. Easy bus access (gray line to ski and racket stop). Location is about…read more0.5mi from downtown and 9.8 to breck bus station. Breakfast is provided. Room is clean. Hot tub is available.

Go to the Bunk House!!…read more The Bunk House Lodge is a thru-hiker's paradise. Mitch, the host, is delightful, genuinely kind, and a fantastic conversationalist who makes you feel at home the moment you arrive. The lodge itself is a wonderfully quirky historic cabin full of charm and character. Every detail feels thoughtfully designed for weary hikers, from the hot tub, luxury rain showers, bidet, and incredibly cushy carpets to the complimentary toiletries, towels, and laundry service. The bunk beds are comfortable and equipped with privacy curtains, and the beautiful stained glass, local artwork, cozy patio, and three sweet resident dogs make it a place you'll want to linger. Breakfast was complimentary and even included fresh fruit and dairy-free options, and there was an honor-system bar stocked for the evening. My group of four practically had the whole place to ourselves, and we took full advantage of everything it had to offer. At only $60 a night, it felt like an incredible value. There are also private rooms available for those looking for a little more privacy. This was one of the most hiker-friendly hostels I've ever stayed in. I'd happily return in a heartbeat.

You can find lodging just about anywhere, but if you want a true experience, check out the…read moreBunkhouse. This place is charming! If you have a large group and want to stay in, there's a full-service kitchen and a spacious dining area to enjoy. If you prefer to go out, it's just minutes from town and everything Breckenridge has to offer. As a solo traveler, I've never had a bad time here--I've met so many interesting monsters! If you're there to ski or snowboard, the bus picks you up right outside, so you don't need to worry about parking in Breckenridge. The Bunkhouse is funky and eclectic, with old-world warmth and charm. You'll also want to love fur babies because if you're lucky, they'll take a liking to you and you can cuddle up on the sofa with a glass of wine. Mitch is the hostess with the mostest! His laugh is contagious, and his generosity and kindness set the bar for hospitality. This is a true lodge experience, so be open to meeting new people and sharing space. Bring your beer, wine, or whiskey, and relax in the bar while enjoying a drink. It's a great place to reconnect with the space around you and be present in the moment. The worst part about staying at Mitch's place is having to leave.

I had the absolute best time in Leadville, Co. Instead of a hotel we decided to stay at the R.V…read more Corral in a tiny house. It was perfect for our little family. With so many things to do outdoors I'm Leadville. It was nice to be able to come back and have a nice hot shower, prepare our own food, and a choice of places to sleep in the home. They are bigger than they look. The patio was nice for my morning coffee, and the peace and quite of the downtown location was unreal. Plenty of restaurants and shops near by, but a little place of your own when you just need a little privacy. I will definantly visit the R.V. Corral again to stay at one of their other tiny homes. They have quite a few to choose from. All designed just a bit differently from the last. It is a vacation that is incredibly affordable and one you won't soon forget.

First, the area is not great. The place looks like it used to be an old trailer park and it's not…read morewell maintained. Second, it is cute inside...not alot of room of course but if you are a young couple or very athletic you would do well. We are both 76 years old and climbing a straight up ladder up and down to a loft was difficult to say the least. Using the bathroom at night was scary on the ladder! The loft has a mattress on the floor which to us was not comfortable. Very firm but I guess that's because it was on a floor. Hit my head six times! As I said it's very cute inside and everything you need is supplied for you kitchen wise. Plus a good sized refrigerator.

Located in the heart of Breckenridge! Walk to Main Street in 3 blocks, about 5 minutes. No need to…read morepay for parking! Also about a 5 minute walk to Snowflake lift. Ski back into the condo by skiing 4 O'Clock ski run. Hot tub is very clean! Perfect spot. Link to book room 311: https://abnb.me/TZ5fNFxdoU

Arrived and it was dirty, food on the ground, marks on the walls. Clearly the property is not well…read morecared for and corners were cut when maintaining the property. Despite the lack of cleanliness, the price was decent so I cleaned up what I could and we went about our vacation. Then nightfall happened. We experienced excessive screaming, laughter, fights and cussing, door slamming and adults coming in and out of the hot tub well into the early hours of the morning. There is a sign on the hot tub that says food or beverages aren't allowed in the area and that the hot tub closes at 10 p.m. There was a full on party going on around the hot tub with all of those rules being broken. No one came to shut the hot tub down at 10 p.m. I called the condo manager when it became very late and my children were struggling to sleep well after midnight, and they said it was not their concern and if I wanted it handled I could call the police. I asked them to call the police on my behalf, as I was from another state, didn't own the property, would be staying near the partiers for the next several days and didn't want any trouble. I just wanted my young kids to get some sleep. The manager was rude and refused, essentially mocking me. The next morning I went out to enjoy the hot tub with the kids and the area was trashed. There were alcohol bottles and cans everywhere, paper plates disintegrating in the water, the cover was left off overnight and the hot tub smelled terrible. It wasn't safe for the kids. We went back up to the room and figured they would come sometime in the morning to clean. Later into the afternoon it was still not cleaned. I called the condo manager to ask when they were coming to clean the hot tub and they said they would make a call. The hot tub was not ever cleaned before we left, so we never got to use it. Night after night it was the same story, hard to fall asleep because no one enforced the hot tub rules. Exhaustion made for a tough vacation for a few of us. If you have kids, heed my warning and save your sanity. There are condos within the same price range in the same neighborhood with way better reviews and amenities. The property manager for this condo does not care, will not enforce their rules, and doesn't clean the condos or the shared public spaces well.

Very good experience at this Hostel this past weekend--the second time I have stayed here. Would…read moregive it 4.5 stars, as it has its quirks some might not not consider ideal, but for its location and the money, it's a fantastic option. We stayed in one of the private room (shared bath) offerings while gearing up to hike a local 14-er, plus a little rafting and sightseeing along the way. First of all, the location is great: a few blocks' walk from the downtown strip in a private residential neighborhood with a great view of Mount Massive to the West. Liked being able to walk downtown to shops and restaurants. There is free local bus transport for those not driving. The parking can be limited during high season--we returned once from activities, having to park in the neighborhood. This was a little tricky, figuring out how to be respectful of local street parking etiquette while finding a spot to put the car, but more of a problem-solving moment than an inconvenience. The Inn itself is aged, with a charming character. Yes, the walls and floors are thin and creaky. But during all the nights I stayed there (a week in total) I adjusted to sleep just fine. We used a fan in our room to level out the background sound. And people were almost universally respectful of noise restrictions. Most rooms are in the basement, sans windows, so one can sleep in or bed-down early without light pollution. The bathroom areas were great--not luxurious, but clean and in working order, as one would expect from a decent hostel. The kitchen was well appointed, with plenty of space and amenities even with a full house. We were able to prepare fully cooked meals without an issue. They even had all our preferred spices on hand. And folks were respectful of food left in the fridge and pantry, provided it was marked with our names. The common areas (upstairs, downstairs, and outside) were welcoming and interesting. We didn't spend much time inside, but they had plenty of literature, movies, and miscellany to browse. You can tell the place has been around for a while, as it seems there is something there to meet everyone's needs and curiosities. The Inn is probably most charming for the people, though. Someone referred to this place as a bed and breakfast, but it's more of a traveler's inn, personable and communal. A little old fashioned but not in an obsolete way. Most guests were outdoorsfolks (or outdoors-curious folks) happy to spark up conversations about the locale. This came in handy when trading tips about local conditions or just war stories. It's the kind of place you're likely to make friends. Note that the clientele was more male than female but fairly diverse (for rural Colorado). You'll see the odd non-adventurer there, but mostly residents are there doing what you're doing. At least in the times I've been there, during the Summer. The staff was nice as well--though the one downside was that some of the staff habitually unavailable. On a few occasions during our stay, us or others were looking for the attendant--and during peak hours, like check-in or check-out. But when available, staff was great. Krishna (apologies if misspelled) was particularly accommodating when questions arose. Overall, I'd give anyone down to stay in a hostel or traveler's inn environment a glowing endorsement of Inn the Clouds. I will most certainly be returning during my next visit to Leadville!

If you're hiking the Colorado Trail, whether thru-hiking or tackling individual segments, Inn the…read moreClouds is a fantastic place to have on your radar. I've stayed here at least four times now, and I've had a great experience every single time. It's affordable, comfortable, and offers exactly the kind of accommodations that make a difference when you've spent several days out on the trail. The rooms have always been clean, and I appreciate that the staff make an effort to communicate the house policies and expectations. With so many different travelers coming through, those little things really help keep the space comfortable for everyone. Another great perk is that they offer day passes. If you're passing through town and just need a shower before heading back out, that's an incredibly helpful option for hikers. The staff are friendly and welcoming, although getting someone on the phone can occasionally take a little patience. They seem to stay pretty busy helping guests and catching up with everyone coming through. What I really appreciate is that this place understands its audience. Not everyone needs a fancy hotel, especially when you're spending most of your time outdoors. Sometimes a clean room, a hot shower, friendly people, and a reasonable price are exactly what you need.

I couldn't help myself. I was planning this trip to Leadville and was looking at bed and breakfasts…read morearound it. I fell in love with the pun, right off. I love anyone who's going to have enough of a sense of humor right there. The couple that runs the place instantly brings you in like you're family. I do not recommend this place for those who don't want a 'home' to stay in. You're going to be offered a hug, you're going to be asked questions, and expected to be somewhat integrated into the large breakfast in the morning. But, it goes easy. They're a second family, with just enough concern, advice, and stories to keep everyone entertained. During my stay here, we met quite a few interesting people (including a couple from Austin, strangely enough). And that's just the people. Across the small two lane road that is almost swallowed in the foreground by the gigantic scene of the twin lakes with what I believe to be Quail Mountain and Mount Hope providing the background to amazing sunsets. And the nearby scenic roads are immensely humbling and amazing. Driving through this valley between Mount Massive, Bald Eagle Mountain and Black Mountain, not to mention the countless other summits, you really get a feel for the mountains. And, at night, the place was so quiet you could hear the leaves knocking into each other in the breeze. And the chipmunks were .. plentiful. I have no hesitations about recommending this place to anyone. I mean, as long as you're looking for a great place to stay with a wonderful atmosphere, great food, and a warm welcome.

I stayed here a couple of years ago, and I absolutely loved it. The hosts are sooo sweet, the view…read moreis amazing, and the breakfast is no-holds-barred DELICIOUS (and huge, both good things). Since it was kind of a cloudy day, we stayed indoors and played with the old jukebox and board games, and had a blast. We got to know some of the other B&Bers, and they were so interesting and fun! By breakfast time the next morning, we were all friends, and got fantastic recommendations on what to do with our day.

This place just might be my favorite place I've ever stayed in. The fact that it might be haunted…read moreonly adds to the appeal! It's clean yet creaky (in the best way). The location is incredible, a literal stone's throw (you really could throw a rock at it) from the pizza place and a one block walk to the downtown strip! The rooms are unique and ornate, they will be like nowhere you've ever stayed. The check-in and check-out processes are smooth and efficient. I want to come back and have some friends rent out the whole place with me. It's so good. I'll be back!