I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel this one is warranted. When we checked in, we discovered the room had no air conditioning. We were told by the owner that after about 9:00 PM the room would cool down from the river breeze, so we decided to stay. Unfortunately, the room never cooled off and remained uncomfortably hot all night. We were traveling with family, including a pregnant woman, which made the lack of air conditioning even more concerning. To make matters worse, it was nearly impossible to reach anyone for assistance. When I finally spoke with staff at their sister property late that night, I was told my only options were to either check out around midnight for a refund or stay and receive no refund. Asking a family to find another hotel in the middle of the night is not a reasonable solution. If your rooms don't have air conditioning, that should be clearly disclosed before booking. The location is beautiful, but the lack of transparency and poor customer service completely overshadowed our stay. read more

Would NOT recommend. There is no air conditioning, very hot in summer. Setup is fire hazard. One exit on stairs from some rooms. Electrical outlets is and loose. Customer service had excuses not to help with issuses.no assistance on site read more

We stayed here in July 2025 - We had a cabin near the river and it was great. Older furnishings but very Colorado like. Windows open at night you can hear the river. Kitchen was great and they have Kurig Coffee maker. Near G- Store and gas. Great bar and restaurants around the area. read more

The room was neat and clean. It was also very large and included a desk, couch, fridge, microwave and coffee maker. The sink was in a separate space from the tub/shower and toilet making it easier for getting ready to get ready. The bed was the most comfortable I have had on our entire trip. read more

The place was clean and had plenty of towels. The heating was good. it gets a 3 because although it's a 3 bed cabin, it was really only equipped for two pepole. Two table chairs. two sitting chairs in the living area. Two coffee mugs. The was no oven, so a toaster or toaster oven would have been nice. The only cooking utensils were a whisk and a spatula. read more

I will gladly remove this review if management provides me with a refund for my stay. I recognize that many things went wrong that were not necessarily in their control, and am only writing this review because they denied our refund request. I booked a stay on AirBnb in October for Presidents Day weekend. I was called three weeks ahead of our stay and told the property was no longer available for short term rentals, and was given Cabin 18 at the Four Seasons as a replacement accommodation. I am very familiar with the South Fork area, visit multiple times each winter, and am absolutely fine with budget travel. We were fine with the adjustment since it still had a kitchen, allowed dogs, and did not have shared walls. When we arrived, we learned that the cabin does not have functioning heat and instead had three space heaters set up around the place. On our first night, the temperature dropped to 17 degrees (not that cold for Colorado winter) and the pipes froze. The space heater in the bathroom had gone off overnight - we learned throughout our stay this would happen occasionally because the outlet in the bathroom could not support the space heater without occasionally hitting the outlet reset button. We contacted management around 6am who got a hold of the maintenance person and started looking for solutions if the pipes remained frozen. We had to go to a gas station to use the bathroom since there's no communal bathroom on site and purchase gallon water jugs to be able to drink water in the morning and fill water bottles for a day on the mountain. Around 8am, they came by the room to let us know we could go shower at one of their other properties but we were already headed out the door to go ski. They did offer to put us in a hotel room at a now third property in town, but we declined because it did not have a kitchen and we had brought a ton of food with us for the weekend. Later, they found another room that still had someone in it that had a kitchen - we would be able to move there once done skiing for the day. We told them we'll just stay in the original location as long as the water works since we did not want shared walls as we were traveling with our two dogs. For the second night, we blasted the three space heaters, having to reset the one in the bathroom twice during the night, and sleeping on top of the covers since the place was so hot. Pipes were fine the next morning, but we we opted to leave a day early to drive home given the situation. We informed management that we had checked out by 7:30am and requested a refund. The management company ignored our request for a refund for 24 hours and only responded after multiple calls and texts that they had met all our requests and would not be refunding any part of our stay. Honestly, I appreciated how quick they were to find us another property when the first one fell through and their effort to find us another place to stay when we weren't sure if the pipes would defrost. Where I am struggling is that there was not functioning heat in a cabin being rented in winter in the mountains. read more

Delightful stay. Clean room and comfortable beds and friendly staff. We will definitely stay here again!

We stayed here for seven nights around the July 4th weekend, because the place we usually stay was booked. There was good and there was not so good. The few staff we came in contact with were nice and seemingly helpful. Rooms were clean. However, the communication was scant. Office is only open from 2-8, so if you need anything outside those hours, you're out of luck. No one answered the phone number listed, and no one ever returned a call for my voicemails. I did get one email about checking in late. I emailed about two major issues with our room and never did get a response! The same owner(s) owns Days Inn up the road and the Rainbow Hotel across the intersection, so my issues could be the same at any of them. Water suddenly started pouring from the ceiling in our bathroom and it flooded the floor. I threw all our clean towels down to soak up the flood. I told cleaning staff. One said they "told him" and the other brought me a laundry basket full of towels the next day (after I asked for more because of what happened), which clearly indicated I would probably not get a response from management. Our sink drained very very slowly. It was loud inside and out. I expected outside noise due to the intersection of 149 & 160 being out front. The walls a ceiling were paper thin!!! There were four different parties stay above us over the course of 7 days. All sounded like elephants on the floor, and we could hear an entire conversation in the room next to us the night before we left. It was nice having the river behind us, but would be even cooler if someone actually took the time to clean out the brush along the bank. You can only get to it easily in one 10-15 foot area. The river area could be so much more desirable and enjoyable with just a little effort. Lastly, there was no ice machine at the Four Seasons location, but there ARE ice machines at the other two locations where you can get ice. I bought ice all week for my cooler (since the fridge was so tiny), and I wish I had known this before the last day of my stay. read more

On the evening of 11/24/20, my wife and I checked in to Four Seasons for the night after a 4.5 hour drive from our home in Golden, CO so that we could ski the next day at Wolf Creek. Unfortunately, when we opened the door to the room we were given, the bed was unmade, the room was dirty from the previous guests, and it wreaked of heavy pot smoke. Not only was this disgusting, it was very unsafe in the era of COVID-19 in which hotels/motels need to completely sanitize their rooms between guest stays. So we went back to the office to alert the manager, he apologized to a certain extent, but did not have another clean room to offer us. Instead, he booked us in to the Quality Inn down the street at the same price and told us that our credit card charge would be automatically deducted from the Four Seasons Lodge and transferred over to the Quality Inn. The Quality Inn was spotless and our room had clearly been sanitized before we checked in and so we were ultimately happy with the move. Flash forward to us paying our credit card bill yesterday, which included charges for November 2020. It turns out that we were double charged for a one night stay--first by the Four Seasons Lodge and then by the Quality Inn. Clearly, Four Seasons Lodge never followed through to transfer our credit over to Quality Inn. Thus, we filed a dispute claim with our credit card company yesterday. We realize that the lodging business can be very challenging and screw up's happen, but being double charged after being first exposed to a dirty room in the COVID-19 era is simply not acceptable. We would NEVER recommend the Four Seasons Lodge to anyone. read more

Stayed 5 nights 9/25/18-9/29/19 When we checked in we met Tina who, with her husband, owns the lodge and live on sight. They bought the lodge 2-3 years ago and are updating as they go. The facility is 2 stories with some separate, cute cabins in the back. We stayed in room #1, street side on the lower level. Though accommodations were basic, the room was immaculate and large, with 2 queen beds and night stands, a good size table & chair with flat screen TV, coffee pot with the necessary supplies, small fridge, microwave and still plenty of room to move around easily. Mattress & pillows were super comfy as were bed linens. Nice, quality drapes block the light well from the very large windows and the adjustable ceiling fan keeps the air moving & room comfy. The bath & dressing area in our room was newly updated & very nice. I really liked that the sink & dressing area was separate from the toilet/bath. One person could be in the bathroom or shower while someone else did hair & makeup or dressed.... works well for women traveling together. The place was clean and quiet, the bed was super comfy, bath water was hot & I could have my morning coffee..... that really checks everything off the list for this frugal traveler. But they also had a continental breakfast so we could grab a muffin or cereal for a quick breakfast, which helped save some bucks. The HUGE plus for this place is Tina. She was engaged from the moment we walked in the door. She was friendly and personable, attentive and reactive to our requests and needs & gave us all kinds of information and helpful tips. Thank you, Tina for a great stay.... you are a gem! read more

I stayed here on Saturday 07/22/2017. I had the dog with me. We were in room 5. Yes, it is an old hotel. They're working on it and it is noticeable. The room was clean. The beds were comfortable. There was a flat screen TVm a microwave oven, a fridge and a coffee maker. I slept well and enjoyed the supplied breakfast. read more

Our family absolutely loved our living conditions and the owners hospitality and knowledge of the area's recreational activities. I would highly recommend the cabins for an away at home feeling. Very affordable and pet friendly! read more

Great place to stay. Recently renovated. All new beds! The owners of the lodge live on the premises. They were warm and welcoming. You can see the river from the window and the mountains from the door. read more

Stayed on car trip at the Four Seasons Lodge in South Fork, Co. Very comfortable beds-I slept like a baby. The river is out the back window...you can hear it running. The owners have great suggestions of places to eat ( dinner and breakfast). Also quite informed about the history of the area. If you are looking for a place along 160, stay here. I'll be back. read more