Amazing place must stay here if planning a big party trip, a beautiful location in the rocky mountains the staff are lovely couldn't be more grateful!!! read more

My daughter was married here on august 13, 2016 Terri, Bob, Cindy and Jerry are awesome! The setting is so incredibly beautiful. We had our family stay at the lodge with others staying at camp ground and some in hotels at town. The wedding sight overlooks the valley and is a one of a kind setting. My husband walked our daughter across the bridge to the wedding. Unbelievable to be able to do this. We used our own plates but used everything else of theirs. Had around a hundred people and this was perfect. We absolutely loved the place and it was reasonable. Had a BBQ catered, a dj and brought our own alcohol in(saved us a ton). Had a blast and was so much fun having our family there for a weekend. Thank you Terri and Bob read more

The Eureka Lodge is a wonderfully renovated 1920 miner's hotel, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It's not for everyone, but if you give it a try, you'll fall in love with the place. Its a lodge, it's sort of a bed-and-breakfast (make your own breakfast), and it's a hidden gem. The owners have lovingly restored the building into a comfortable, rustic, funky place of refuge. There are 17 bedrooms available on the second floor, with five shared baths. The main floor has a h-u-g-e kitchen with every appliance available, two stoves, a refrigerator and everything you need to prepare food for two or forty people. You can also have your meals catered. A table that seats 20+ people and a huge serving area make it perfect for family gatherings and corporate retreats. The living room has couches and chairs that beg to be curled up in, and the library has a wall full of books, a pot belly stove, and more chairs and couches that will force you to relax (as if you need to be forced). The second floor bedrooms are rustic and comfortable. One side of the lodge faces the Animas river, the other faces an aspen grove. The bathrooms are simple, but have everything you need. They are not ADA accessible, and the stairs are a good workout (especially at 10,000 feet elevation). For the wedding or retreat, there is a full, walk in basement with a bar, more bathrooms and a meeting area that will hold a bunch of people. Their setup for weddings is amazing; check out their website for more information. There is also a hot tub, a monster balcony overlooking the Animas River, fishing, and the ghost town of Animas Forks just up the road. I stayed here for a small corporate retreat and it was a huge success. The hardest part of the retreat was focusing on work and not on the scenery. I'll be going there again with my husband for a quiet weekend. The lodge is open in the winter, but it requires a 1/4 mile snowshoe, x-c ski or snowmobile ride to get to the lodge. Oh, and did I mention that there is no TV and no cell phone service? The internet is slow and unpredicable, but it gives you a great opportunity to unplug for a while and enjoy your surroundings and each other. Rustic comfort - give the Eureka Lodge a try. read more

Our daughters wedding and reception held at Eureka Lodge was amazing! The owners and staff were super accommodating and helpful from beginning to end. The scenery takes your breath away it's so beautiful. We had family and the wedding party stay right at the lodge which was great for hosting the rehearsal dinner as well as wedding ceremony and reception. The breakfast provided was delicious, they have a pool table, library and hiking trails on site as well. Everyone had a great time! read more

My husband and I were married here this past August. It was absolutely beautiful. Bob and Terri put a lot of love in their Lodge and you can tell by the way Bob talks about it. We had the wedding party and close family stay at the Lodge while the rest of the guests camped or stayed in town. We hired a shuttle so no one had to drive that night. My bridesmaids and I got ready in the parlor room. It was nice to have everyone getting ready together and the photographer got some amazing shots of my bridesmaids. Before the guests arrived we went to the bridal tent where we finished getting ready. We have the most amazing pictures from this! It rained on and off most of the day, but we had a window for the ceremony. The chairs were quickly wiped clean of rain, and umbrellas (clear ones) were made available in case it did start raining. The valley is the most gorgeous spot to overlook for the ceremony. The reception was in the basement and under a tent. Terri lays down these beautiful rugs under the tent. The basement has a built in bar and you can bring your own kegs and liquor. (Saved so much!) Guests had a blast and enjoyed the evening. We were told the wedding and venue were a highlight of 2016 by many guests. There is no internet or cell service out there, but we really enjoyed that. It meant the guests were present and not on social media all night. It has an authentic Colorado feel and I'd recommend the venue to anyone who is looking for that charm. read more

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What a perfect setting for an event such as ours, a wedding! The setting is gorgeous, the lodge quite handsome and cozy, the innkeepers welcoming and informative, and tho some may find the distance, the lack of internet/TV, or shared bathrooms, we and our party were fine with it all - no problems at all. The story of the lodge, the old fixtures, the parlor and library rooms, all add to the charm, and conversations with T., J. and C. gave us easterners a feel for real life in the Rockies. Add a caterer and borrow the sound system and one can have an awesome reception etc. Be sure to respect the lovely surroundings: don't litter, leave the wildflowers be, and just chill. read more

Wedding/event space review - Location is beautiful. Good for a small wedding. Rooms are small and the price is a little high for the quality of the room. Be aware that shut down of wedding party starts at around 10 or 11 pm. Kitchen area does smell of cats and musty, which was unfortunate because that is where you have breakfast in the morning. Owner was extremely difficult to get a hold of throughout the months following up to event. We were expected to fill all rooms for event, so it was critical that owner be vigilant in confirming reservations with guests, which was not the case. The first night some rooms remained empty (as friends were told that all the rooms were full, when they were available and they had rented rooms in town) and we ended up having to pay for empty rooms (and we even had other guest sharing rooms whom would have taken these rooms those nights!) due to owner's negligence. Owner was also rude to family members and friends throughout wedding. Heard this from multiple sources. Hearing this was very upsetting, as many friends and family traveled long distances to celebrate with us. I would not recommend this place due to unprofessional manner business is run. Maybe I would recommend renting facility for one day, but would not suggest renting out for a whole weekend. Eureka Lodge needs to work on their professionalism and hospitality. Other things to be aware of. No internet at location (which is a pro and a con). Owners stay on property and live here, therefore they will be around area during event. read more

From the outside, the photos online and the emails back and forth from the owner this place was fabulous! Until you had to climb the 2-3 flights of stairs to get to your room and if you are not in great physical shape, it's not easy for a week. 17 couples from Texas, Louisiana and Oregon stayed a week there at $100.00 a night. That's $1700.00 a day this place made. Rats ran across our tables and floors while we ate, daily we had to clean the rat feces off the table and counters. The sink was broke in the kitchen. There was cobb webs on everything as if it hadnt ever been cleaned! There is no microwave!!! We were informed on day one that we must use the same towel and wash cloths all week. After much of a discussion the owner lady decided she would wash our towels and wash cloths Monday and Wednesday free of charge. In order to have clean clothes you must either bring enough for your whole stay or spend another $5 per load to have her wash them. The walls and floors are paper thin all three stories so to sleep at night you must leave your window open to hear the river or else you won't be getting much sleep. The beds are so springy and squeaky that with every turn you wake up. I wouldn't stay here again unless I had absolutely no where else to stay the evening. There has to be a $30 a night motel better than this place. And I wouldn't ever get married there. It would ruin my wedding!! Best of luck. read more