I have never visited a library where I instantly felt so welcome in my life. (And I'm a big fan of…read morepublic libraries!) Granby Library is legitimately something incredibly special. In the time I was there I saw so many ways that this library is breathing life into their community: librarians on a first name basis with the guests, free pads in the women's restroom, snacks for kids getting out of school, used books for sale, etc! My favorite part? The young man in glasses with curly hair who got me signed up for my library card. He introduced me to ALL the amazing benefits of being a library cardholder and ended it with a fist bump! Just precious and is going to be a highlight of my week for sure. If you don't have a library card yet -- what are you waiting for?! There are so many amazing things going on at your local library in Granby, CO!

This library can easily beat many libraries in Denver. Sure their selection of books is small, but…read morethe room and lighting, and the mountain view is not something we can get in Denver. They even have a fire place that can come in handy in the winter.

Nice little cute library ! Has good selection of books and quite places to work. They also have…read moremeeting rooms/study rooms which you can use for 2 hours max. They have computers too if you want to access the internet. The library is surrounded by few places to eat, so you can sit here for longer too.

Perfect place to hangout on a rest day from climbing. The wifi was amazing and we found a spot…read morereally quickly to plug in and sit for a while. The staff is friendly and the A/C was enjoyable while it was hot outside.

Such a neat library. Went here since we are going to be visiting Breck a lot and wanted to get…read morefamiliar with the city. The two play areas are great. The layout in the historical building facilitates study areas and play areas.

Fantastic library. I continue to be impressed my the town run facilities in Breck. The library is…read moresmall but well stocked , clean, and has a wonderful kids section. There are even two slides! The small one is like a small jungle gym one but the big one, in the junior room, is a proper curved one that even i took a ride on. The kids books are great and they also have a good selection of DVDs you can borrow. The library was a fantastic place to just relax a bit with the two little ones. The toddler got to run around and flip through books while the baby crawled around and (tried to) build with blocks.

Great place to explore some books and you can see the Yampa River from the parking lot make sure to…read morecheckout "Sulfur Springs" nearby. The Library site used to be the Cabin Hotel built in 1910 and the nearby Depot is where the rio grande railroad stopped back in the day. Lots of history here here.

I have run by this library from the outside on previous trips and admired it from afar, but today I…read moreactually got a chance to enter. The library was so inviting and I could hear the sound of happy children on a Tuesday morning event while browsing the books on sale. I did not have cash or credit card so did not leave with any books, but know I can come back before 7 pm on a weekday! The bathrooms were super clean and the whole place looked modern. It was built in 2008 but looks much newer and well-kept. The librarian suggested I go upstairs and this was the real treat. I must have looked like I wanted something, so the upstairs librarian helped me find a biography on Oppenheimer as their book of Prometheus Unbound was checked out, which was the book the recent movie was based which I watched on my plane ride yesterday. I saw some comfy seats by the window with amazing views of the river, so I read in peace and quiet. I plan to come back each day to read another chapter! It was such an inviting space and a hub of community activities. If I lived here, I would come daily. Amazing hours-they open at 8 am on weekdays! Don't miss the second floor if you like beautiful views and peaceful, relaxing places to read. Shout out to the friendly librarians here!

Came here as a visitor, looking for things to do to keep the kiddos entertained while the hubby…read morewent skiing for the day. They have a newly remodeled children's space that was quite nice and well stocked! Some standouts: - Little aquarium with turtle - Walkers/Shopping carts w/ toy grocery items - Abundance of stuffed animals - Balance toys - Arts & Crafts including scissors, glue, paper, coloring paper, crayons - Alphabet/Number magnets - Computer/Gaming area - Children's bathroom Everyone we met that worked there were also super friendly - if you're looking for a place to spend an hour or two before or in between naps, this is a great place to spend it!

2 ladies on duty at 9am were the BEST! PROFESSIONAL, customer service, and very nice!…read moreThank you for knowing how to treat your guests!

One of our favorite spots to visit in Georgetown! The book sale in the basement is so fun to…read morebrowse. It's extremely well organized and maintained and includes a lot of books relevant to Colorado and the West. I love browsing old cookbooks and recipe books and picked up this delightful book on margaritas for just $1. Staff are so friendly, helpful and welcoming. I look forward to stopping here anytime we're in the area.

What a lovely and unique place. You almost feel like accidentally stepping into someone's living…read moreroom, or should I better say parlor? Friendly staff! Lots of great books, some recently published, great section of biographies and of course novels, magazines, newspapers as well as an exciting video section. A marvelous kids section with a wide variety of wonderful picture books, looks like the complete Dr. Seuss, but as well lots of titles for young adults. That and comfy armchairs, computer desks, of course wireless and everything else you wish for. I guess I found my favorite hangout in Georgetown!

Erin is what makes "story time" worth it! She is the only reason to go with your kids! She's the…read moreonly reason my guy goes and has fun-They should call it Erin Hour

I'm just learning about getting books on my iPad through Libby. Still learning but reading and not…read morespending is fabulous!

I stopped by because my friend is a book worm and we were warmly greeted by a friendly librarian…read more There were lots of stuffed animals everywhere and mostly catered to a curious children who enjoy reading. There are no public restrooms here, and I believe you have to ask for a key or bribe the librarian. Just kidding!! I enjoyed seeing the quilts hanging from the wall, and also made some small talk with some of the locals here. This library is much nicer than my neighborhood library in DIA, but reading is reading, right? Don't matter where you go as long as you can get the same access to literature.

How can you not give a library five stars? It was a surprise to discover a beautiful library in a…read moretown which has a permanent population of less than 1000. There's a cozy gas fireplace in the public seating area for the cold winters. There's tables to enjoy the free WiFi. The two times we were there the staff was having a story time for little ones and an after school program for older children. While we were in Grand Lakes Verizon's data network was down for two days. This was a wonderful spot to catch up on emails and the news. I noticed a coffeemaker with pods for patrons. Yes there are books. When we travel I always enjoy visiting the local library. Thank you Andrew Carnegie for starting this movement.

What a great library! Good wifi, lots of seating options, and very tidy. There is even outdoor…read moreseating options if you want to work on your computer or read in the sunshine.

This is a small library, but it has a really nice selection for its size. I like to request books…read moreonline and then come to pick them up after work. The staff is friendly and helpful and there are fun events and contests that you can learn about by subcribing to their newsletter. I enjoy the Science Cafe book club and have won one free gift card to a local restaurant from a contest mentioned in said newsletter. It's definitely worth checking out of you are a local. Also, there are no late fees for books here, which is an exciting feature. Of course, one must respect other readers and return books in as timely a manner as possible, but I really appreciate not having to pay. Libraries are the only place in the world where I can go and get whatever I want and this one is better than average. It's a great addition to the community.