Great place to stay along the river. It's not fancy but that's not what we were looking for. The…read moreowner is amazing. So helpful. It's a great location. Really peaceful next to the waterfall. Very close to Rocky Mountain National Park.

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights, and would have stayed longer if they hadn't been fully…read morebooked! We stayed in a Riverfront Deluxe King. We were on the 2nd floor (same as street level actually - you would go down go down floor to reach the ground floor rooms). I liked having no one above us. The room was large, with a mini fridge and a microwave, and little gas fireplace. Bed was comfy. There was also a live seat, chair and table. The room opened onto a shared balcony overlooking the lawn and the Fall River. The sound of the river is so great! The only drawback to the room was vary low water pressure in the bathroom. The whole property is non-smoking and I really appreciated that. The grounds are incredible. You can't hear any traffic - just the sound of the river. There is plenty of seating on the lawn so you can just relax and enjoy. No children allowed which also boosts the peace and tranquility. The hot tub room seems very new. It too faces the river so you can soak the sore muscles from hiking and still have a great view. I absolutely loved that they offer free s'mores kits in the lobby. Every night, they come out and light the fire pit, and we spent time by the fire each night! It was a nice way to meet other guests and such a treat to have the s'mored. It's a great, thoughtful extra that just puts them a notch above others.

Dripping Springs was a wonderful place to stay and felt just like home…read more There was a river right outside our back door, and a great big area to play catch/have a campfire/sit and have a picnic, etc. The rooms were all very nicely decorated and maintained, and even the pullout couch was comfortable to sleep on! There were some essentials like coffee and sugar already stocked in the cupboards and a nice gift bag for each guest when we arrived. We had a big front porch overlooking a covered driveway for our car and a hot tub in the back yard too! All in all, this place was wonderful, and very close to Estes Park shops and Rocky Mountain National Park.

This is the perfect place to unwind. The cabins are well appointed, neat and clean. The river flows…read moreoutside your doors, comfortable chairs and fire pits line the riverbank. Trout are there for the fishermen and small prongs are available for toasting marshmallows. When you venture to the village for supplies don't forget the steaks to broil on the gas grills at each unit placed near the hot tub. There is a cute store on cite, Don't bring money as almost all the small item you may need are inside. This is a jewel well worth the visit.

Great spot! Clean rooms and awesome views. Loved the fire pit by the running stream. Will be…read moreback and recommend highly

Awesome experience Great location between the mountain and…read moredowntown. Nice room, huge bathroom, everything is great. Staying here with my boo is such an exciting experience.

This cozy little cabin is amazing! There is a private hot tub right off your patio. The inside is…read morelike a little apartment. It has a nice fireplace. It has its own little kitchenette so if you just want to cook from there, you can do that rather than going out to a restaurant. It was nice and clean. Such beautiful views and nice and quiet. We will definitely be booking another fun little getaway here. The staff was super friendly and very helpful. I wish there were more than five stars. I could give this place.

I stayed in #15B. The suite was very clean. The shower was amazing and there were plenty of towels,…read moretv was easy to use, all the kitchen appliances were nice as well as the dishes. The fireplace was a bit cheesy but it put out the perfect amount of heat. The small balcony was nice overlooking the River. I took off two stars because of the door blind, which let too much light in during the night, and the steady noise/hum that came from the bathroom which was at the top of the bed. There was also steady noise from the building across from the room. It was either the ac or the metal vent on the wall. I didn't investigate. These two things were only bothersome at night when you were trying to sleep. I believe a good nights sleep is essential. Would I recommend, yes, but I would not stay in this room again.

This was a great place to stay. We were able to easily walk in to town, the creek is lovely, and…read morethe staff was amazing. They were so kind and helpful and went above and beyond over and over.

I'm confused why there are so many glowing 5 star reviews. Murphy's is fine. It's dated and needs a…read morelot of updates. The bed itself is comfy but the room is just cheap. The bathroom is tiny. It doesn't have any hooks for the towels or hand towels... The balconies overlooking the river are nice (but there are many, many places to stay along the creek that are updated and clean looking). The pool is a nice touch but it's old and looks like someone DIY-ed years ago. The vending machine didn't work with any of my bills when my very pregnant body needed a bottle of water. I popped in to check out the continental breakfast and walked out with only a tea. Just a bunch of cheap, sugary products (donettes, nutrigrain bars, hostess danishes). And I thought we were getting a great rate so it was worth staying at this older place but the very nice 3 star hotel yards away is the same price!! Like it's *fine*. It's certainly not worthy of 5 stars.

HIGHLY recommend. First time in CO and we were looking for a "white Christmas" this year…read more Bringing two boys with us the house was more than enough for them to run and be....."boys." The house was slightly outdated, BUT super clean and not bad at all compared to other places I've stayed in. And truthfully I'd rather stay here than a hotel. It felt like a home away from home with incredible wildlife sightings. If you're looking for a home type of vibe while you're visiting Estes, this is the perfect place.

This was our second stay at Rams Horn. It's a nice 2/2 close to the Park entrance. We love it. The…read morestaff is happy and friendly. We tend to come off-season, so it's quiet, but that's how we like it. This time, we used the laundry (which was free), the gym, the clubhouse, and the hot tub. We were able to have a 90-year-old guest come up and stay a night. It was fairly easy for her to get in and out, and there was a bedroom on the main floor, which worked out pretty well. There were hand rails and about 8 stairs involved. Overall it was a great visit for all.

This is our third time time staying at Glacier Lodge. We come up here every three years, or so, and…read morestay while we spend time in Rocky Mountain National Park. The owners are very friendly and attentive, and strive to make it a family friendly atmosphere. Tuesday's s'mores by the fire pit and Thursday's chuck wagon breakfast - complete with a dinner bell - are a nice touch and very enjoyable. It is an easy 10 minute drive to get into RMNP and it is a relaxing to sit on the porch next to the Big Thompson River after a long day of hiking. We are already looking forward to our next visit!

Nothing short of an amazing week spent at this lodge. My family of 11 all loved it. We had three…read morecabins and never got bored. The kids played at the playground or swam in the heated pool. S'mores at night by the fire were a favorite. The owners go over the top to make sure you're happy and taken care of. There is even a horse riding stable on the property. The place is impeccably taken care of. The cabins are clean and have everything you need. They have daily towel service and will replenish any supplies like soap or shampoo you may need. There are events pretty much every day from a cowboy breakfast to an ice cream shop. We will be back.

Absolutely recommend My partner made a reservation there…read morefor us for a surprise birthday trip, and I was very surprised. Close to downtown, beautiful nature sounds, easy to find, lovely room with a view to the river. We didn't really get any customer service experience since they give you a code for your door instead of a key card. Can't comment too much on that. The room was great, it had cups for water and coffee, plates, cutlery, a cutting board, and toaster, a fridge and well equipped for a short stay where you can bring your own snacks/food. Had a lovely time there.

I have mixed feelings about my stay at the Inn on Fall River. On the positive side, I thought the…read morelocation was lovely; being right along the creek is very peaceful, and I really enjoyed having an outdoor patio attached to my room. It's a beautiful setting, but several issues impacted my experience. First, I felt the advertising was a bit misleading. I saw a pool listed on Orbitz, but I discovered there isn't a pool anywhere on the property. Instead, there are two above-ground hot tubs. I went to the one on the second level, but I found climbing the narrow metal stairs with wet feet to be a bit dangerous. I also noticed that the rooms are slightly dated and showing their age. In my room, the curtain rod was actually falling out of the wall, which told me they need to keep up with better maintenance. You should also know there is no lobby or front desk here; I just received a code via text message and entered it to get into my room. While efficient, it felt a bit impersonal. My biggest complaint, however, was the construction noise. I didn't realize they are currently expanding the inn and building two new buildings on the same lot. Unfortunately, my room was right next to the construction site, and I had to deal with loud noise all morning. I think this place has a lot of potential once the upgrades are done, but between the maintenance issues and the noise, I didn't find it to be the relaxing getaway I was hoping for.

We just came back from a girls trip to Colorado. We went to enjoy Bigfoot Days in Estes Park. My…read moremom & aunt thought it would be fun to have a spooky experience. The hotel is rich in history. Everywhere you look there is charm. We stayed in the "Cowboy Attic Suite". My mom immediately had an "experience". I heard a grandfather clock chime throughout our stay. I never saw one and forgot to ask where it was located. I love old clocks. My aunt had her own experience that woke her from her sleep. Everyone we encountered was nice and we appreciated the cander as we asked for their stories/experiences there. The bad....for what we paid, it was not worth it. The floor feels dirty. It is as though they have not thought to clean the carpets in quite some time. Under the bed is a nice layer of dust. The whole hotel could use a moist cloth and a good wipe down. The dust in the display cases throughout the hotel is obvious and off putting. We met Hannibal. Wish we would have booked the seance, but alas, we ran out of time. He was a hoot to talk to.

Obviously, from the recent reviews and absolutely no response from the management, this hotel…read moreestablishment does not value its guests. As everyone else has mentioned, the construction is a huge turn off! And absolutely no mention of it when you're booking your room. In addition, when I booked my room, I did not realize that I was booking it in the Aspire building. I thought that the Stanley hotel was one big hotel. I did not realize that there were different newer buildings. In the end, though, I am very happy that we are in the other building as what is being done at the original hotel is really offputting. The staff, however, were very nice and accommodating. Besides all of the construction, they have tours going on an hourly basis that are open to anyone who passes by, for a cost of $25+, of course and no discount for hotel guests. Those tourists who have not spent several hundred per night are all over the main lobby, dirtying up the carpet, wandering around the property with screaming kids, going up and down the stairwells, and elevator if it's running, just taking up space that should be reserved for guests!! Especially guests who are paying dearly for what they thought would be an old, elegant hotel experience. It is definitely not an elegant hotel anymore. It tries, a little, but is obviously too interested in making money off of tours rather than providing an exceptional experience for guests. I had envisioned myself sitting in that grand lobby reading a book with some tea. Impossible and wouldn't be pleasant if it was possible. Our room in the Aspire was nice, and the lobby, spa and gym facilities and the outdoor pool are very attractive and peaceful. But, again, some things just don't make sense. For instance, the lovely fireplace they have in the lobby is shut down at 8 PM when the desk agent goes home. I have been looking forward all day, to just sitting by that fireplace with a nice drink and reading my book. Seems like a normal expectation for a higher end hotel in the Colorado mountains. The pool area is nice, as is the steam room and gym. There are plenty of towels, tea and coffee and nice amenities. They need little tables out by the lounge chairs on the pool deck for people to set their drinks and things on instead of the ground. The beds, linens and pillows were great. There is no mini fridge in the room, no additional amenities in bathroom like Q tips, makeup remover wipes, etc... normal amenities offered in hotels of this price range and expected caliber. There is no full length mirror in the bedroom or in the bathroom and the mirror in the bathroom is so dimly lit it is impossible for a woman to see to put makeup on and no other mirror in the bedroom. They don't make up your room or refresh towels unless you specifically request it. I understand not changing out towels for ecological reasons, but when you are paying these kind of prices for a hotel room, someone should come in and make up your bed every day and tidy up and take the trash out. We're just one night in to our stay so we shall see how the rest goes. It has been pretty disappointing though.