Staff were very nice and accommodating, very peaceful nights stay, very clean and breakfast was…read moregoodI would definitely recommend this location

I come to Limon four or five times a year for work and after trying all the available hotels I only…read morestay here now. The rooms are clean and relatively new, the breakfast is well laid out, and it has an impressive gym. It is more expensive than the hotels on the other side of I70, but you get what you pay for, it's a much better establishment. Having said that, it's still a very affordable hotel compared to most. Oh and it's dog friendly! I love seeing dogs checking out every morning while I eat breakfast.

Safe, Clean and Quiet! I think this place is fairly new or…read morethey're pretty darn clean. They do have free breakfast (I left before breakfast) and all the other amenities other hotels have. The front desk woman was very nice and pleasant as was the 3am front desk man. The room was perfect size, the bed was just what I needed after a long drive. Bathroom was clean. I felt very safe being a lone traveler. There's plenty of food options in walking distance and fueling stations. Great place and would recommend Couldn't 5 star, checked out before breakfast hours

Unprofessional, unhelpful, don't waste your money. The…read morefitting in the shower broke and started spraying, it wasn't the room we paid for on Priceline. No excuse for expired milk, dirty floors and doors hard to open. It is now the Best Western.

Better than some high dollar chain!! Traveling from Texas to Denver and at about 11 last night I…read morehit Limon. I wasn't at that point the little engine that could, I had to stop. So I took the first exit I saw and drove past a few motels. The Safari Inn just seemed to speak to me. It took the guy a minute to get to the front desk it was 1130 at night so that was understandable but he was so very nice and accommodating. The place was insanely clean even the front office was spotless. The room was very nice comfy bed and everything you need to recharge from a long drive. To be one hundred percent honest this place felt like I was staying with family. There aren't any bells and whistles just good honest place where you get what you deserve and more. If you have never stayed at a Motel this is the one you need to try first.

Friendly people, clean room, good location to stop before hitting the big cities off of the…read morehighway. Don't come expecting more than a basic stay and you'll find this is a nice place to hang your hat for the night.

This hotel is very clean and presentable. Rooms are a 5 out of 10. Pool and fitness center are a…read more10 out of 10. The staff is very professional - and by staff I mean one guy with a jam packed hotel on a Saturday running the front desk, maintenance, housekeeping and security all by himself. This absolutely crushes the image of the brand and is an embarrassment. The guests just have to wait in line all day or until they give up. The toilets are broken/clogged. Battery is dead on door key reader. Shower head is corroded. Breakfast condiments are expired by 4 months. I'm never staying here again because they refuse to hire the appropriate quantity of staff. Unacceptable. Stay away.

Limon Colorado is a stop off for many travelers as it is about 1.5 hours of Denver. If you are…read morepulling a trailer or anything besides a car do not stop here. You are directed to park somewhere else by the management. They tell you to park on the street or McDonalds "overflow" parking. Or anywhere you can but not on their property under threat of towing. They do not ask these properties for permission but direct you to them. Platinum elite or Diamond member since 2001 and they just don't care. There are other motels in the area that welcome your business. Ex diamond member from here on. Thank you IGH, it's been fun.

I stayed 267 days or nearly 9 months at the Kit Carson Inn while building the high voltage Power…read morePathway Project under Xcel that cuts a massive horseshoe shape through the state. From the first conversation Keith was friendly, quick to laugh, responsive, and available. The neighbors are quiet, amicable, the living conditions were comfortable, hence why I stayed nearly 9 months.The price was excellent, I appreciated the amenities, they have a small snack shop for essentials, and the people were great. I highly recommend Keith and the Kit Carson Inn to travelers and got two friends to stay on their own for awhile, and both were happy.

Older small motel but well stocked and very clean. The owner , Keith is gracious and helpful! It…read morereminds me of my family cottage! There is a little store in the lobby with lots of food choices , snacks, frozen meals and other necessities. The AC works great. If you happen to pass this way, for the money, you can't do better.

As I might have mentioned before in previous reviews (lol) I've been living out of hotels for two…read moreyears straight while working on the road. I honestly can't remember the last time I had a worse experience checking into a hotel. I've stayed at this hotel a couple times before when working in Limon and in my previous two experiences there was a really nice lady working the front desk. So just to be clear this review is solely for the miserable witch working tonight. Insanely bad attitude. The type of person who is so miserable that she has to make everyone around her miserable too. I had just come off a long, difficult 12-hr work day and had to endure this person's condescending BS. I told her I had a dog and politely asked if I could get a room on the first floor. She rudely told me that "ALL pet friendly rooms are on the first floor SIR!" With an emphasis on sir like it was meant to be an insult. I've stayed in many hotels where pets were allowed on all floors. But whatever. I brushed it off. I asked her if she might have a menu for the only nearby restaurant across the street, as hotels often do. Another extremely rude response. I was really tired so brushed it off again. I politely asked her if I could get two room keys. "I ALWAYS make two keys SIR!" I replied that I've been living on the road for two years and a lot of hotels only want to give a guest one key. She grumbles and then she actually proceeds to explain to me how to use a freaking hotel key! Like what?! Haha. "The key goes in the door upside down. This is why I put the keys in the envelope upside down so guests know how to use them." In this slow condescending voice while pointing to the key cards as if she's talking to a 5 year old. I'm like wtf?! Do you seriously feel the need to explain to guests how to use a simple key card? I mean the card has an arrow on it telling you which way to insert it. (See pic below). But this miserable wench only did it to try and make me feel stupid. And literally SECONDS after just telling her I've been living out of hotels for two years, including dozens of Quality Inns (no kidding). I wanted to cuss her out but didn't want to deal with having to book another hotel in the area because I knew she was hoping for a reaction so she could cancel my reservation. Then I'd be SOL because there's only one other hotel within a 60 mile radius that allows dogs. I was not going to give her that satisfaction so I just kept my mouth shut. Sorry about the long review but don't book here. If you don't have pets there are three other nicer hotels in the immediate area (oh yeah the rooms here are crappy, moldy and old af). I will never stay at this hotel again after my experience with this horrible person. I'll drive another two hours even after a 12-hr work day. No thanks

Guy behind counter was a real pile. Gave me grief over my service dog and told me to find a…read moredifferent hotel.

Definitely below average for Comfort Inns. On the plus side it was quiet, probably because there…read moreweren't many guests. On the down side the night manager (Tony) is astonishingly unsuitable for any public facing role. Have ascertained I am English, he proceeded to tell me how Trump is going to set my country right. If he worked for me, I'd fire him. Also the coffee smells like burnt wood and somehow tastes even worse. Fire Tony, upgrade your coffee, and you'll be making a lot more money.

The swimming pool ice cold. Employee, older male, extremely…read morerude on phone and then in person.

EPIC experience. Inn keepers (Bradley & Alex) are totally customer focused. From wine tasting…read morehappy hour to appetizers to fresh baked focaccia, to locally sourced salads (except for the pickled Peruvian peppers), to chef prepared main courses it was all absolutely excellent! Add to that incredible desserts (how about a dark chocolate flourless torte?!!!). Fabulous. Wines included! Breakfast was raspberry cream cheese stuffed French toast with scrambled eggs (+ chives and feta) with chicken-apple sausages. That was preceded by fresh-cut fruit and a nice croissant. We left absolutely well fed. Rooms are well and tastefully appointed. Water and LaCroix waters cold in the in-room frig . Morning coffee delivered outside the room at the appointed/desired hour. EVERYTHING is done to satisfy the customer. Also have pottery painting classes, cooking classes, escape room challenges, costumed murder mystery plays focused on the inn. It's simply a wonderful experience. We celebrated our 60th anniversary at the Inn and we will return!

Even at 50 years old I don't feel "grown up enough" for that place. The food was phenomenal, I had…read moreno idea that a fillet mignon could be cut with a fork and melt in your mouth. The morning croissant was delectable, croissant's are no longer bread to me. 10/10 in my book, thank you so much for sharing this little secret with me.