This was a most welcome surprise on our quick pass through Centennial…read more Stopped for an early breakfast. It was warm and welcoming and wonderful from the moment we walked in the door. The woman taking our order was delightful -- and did a great job explaining the offerings. It has a terrifically interesting menu, so it wasn't easy. My husband and I decided to 1) begin with a lemon poppyseed scone that the lovely server told us were made that morning; and then 2) chose one savory item from the menu and one sweet -- to then share it all. So glad we did all of the above. I chose the the hash brown omelette, topped with eggs over medium; spouse chose the strawberry brioche french toast. Oh my goodness!!! This was fine dining restaurant quality. Every bite was beyond our wildest expectations. I'd be there every day if it was any closer!!! Can't wait to get back here ASAP.

Cafe: Best High Altitude Cooking in the West…read more The cafe is great and the newly dedicated chef is amazing. If you're just passing by for coffee, I highly recommend trying anything on the food menu because everything is worth a taste even if you're not hungry.

Most employees here are great, but the occasional jerk, like we encountered on the ski patrol…read moretoday, puts a damper on things.

I had the best time here. I came with my bestfriend and husband on a saturday and I have to say…read morethat I was very surprised that it was not as packed as I thought it was going to be. The best part was that they day lift passes are very reasonable. Im talking $60 for the day. The runs are a bit on the smaller side, but long enough for kicking off the dust for the seaon. Another great perk is that fact that the food does not cost you an arm and a leg like it does at breck or keystone. Here were were able to get 2 whole plates, and 4 drinks. The most expenisive part was the food and by that I mean $8 for tenders and fires.

This place has it all for a small remote town... food stuffs, hardware, auto, videos, military and…read morecamping supplies, plus a gas station and cabins for rent! The prices are affordable, especially for how remote this little gem is and Rocky and his wife make EVERYONE feel at home, be it a local or a tourist passing through. The cabins run about 40 dollars a night, the gas is reasonable, and this is a great place to sit outside and meet all the locals.

While this is a lovely facility, Leroy is bigoted against motorcycle riders. He turned away a…read moregroup of 6 tired seniors without explanation. A follow up email revealed that he openly despises off-highway motorcycle riders. Avoid this place at all costs. Tell your friends. It's a shame, are recreational tourism is revitalizing these small towns in Wyoming.

This is a very peaceful and restful park. Not very big, but very cozy. Only stayed one night, but…read morewould have loved to stayed a few more.

Called Pine Lodge now. Excellent service. Clean rooms. Highly recommend. The staff are amazing.read more

Beautifully renovated Motel! The rooms were very clean and felt like home. The owners were amazing…read morein their hospitality - they made sure we had a great stay.