This is a hidden gem in the the small mountain town of Rico. I decided to stay at this place during…read moremy visit to Telluride. Its just 30 mins away and drive is just breathtaking taking and scenic during winter. This is a historic building which has been kept very well. One can just gaze and take dozens of pictures of the different fixtures and objects of this building which are historic, old yet functional and very maintained. Both the rooms and dormitory are very affordable. The standards maintained here are almost same as that of a 3-4 star hotel. This is a clean, very cozy place and gives u a homely feeling..The owner/ caretaker was very welcoming and informative.

Beautiful historical building. Cozy and warm in winter. Hosts are very welcoming and…read moreknowledgeable about the area. Very reasonable rates. Will definitely stay there again.

Dunton is magical, simply magical! It's a restored ghost town with a saloon and 14 fantastic…read morecabins. Honestly you can't go wrong with any of them. A river meanders nearby as well as an easy walk to an incredible waterfall on property. Eric is the heart of this place (he cares for it as his own and is so detail oriented)(Emily is new and petty fantastic too). Special shout out to Holly (she made us feel so so welcome), Kelly. Alice, and John were fantastic as well. But all the staff are fantastic! This year especially. We've been several times and this was by far our favorite staff experience. Soaking under the stars in the hot springs is incredible as are the communal dinners. The road to get here can be a bit bumpy but once you arrive you quickly see it was all very well worth it. There is something incredibly special about Dunton.

Come for the hot springs. Stay for the all inclusive food and drinks…read more This place is pretty secluded. The last 10 miles drive will be on rocky road, but it's not that bad. No cell service within an hour of the property. The staff are sooo welcoming and helpful! Service is one of the best. The all inclusive food and drinks is worth the price of the room! Three meals a day is an experience of its own. We planned our daily activities according to meal time. Love that they have daily group activities. We participated in snowshoeing and it was so much fun. They have all the winter gears for guests to borrow so, don't worry if you didn't pack it all. We stayed in the Echo room, which is the smallest and cheapest. The bed is sooo comfy that we just stayed in bed majority of the time so the size of the room didn't matter. In the winter, Echo room guest uses the steam shower located in the bathhouse to shower. All three hot springs were amazing. We pacifically chose this property for their hot springs and it did not disappoint. The library was well kept, cozy, and organized. -Wi-Fi is spotty. Works here and there, and disconnect. - If you want lunch packed Togo on your last day, gotta tell them I'm advance like at check in. - Laundry service is complimentary, but they ask for 24hr turnover. Ours were returned same day after dinner.

This was our seventh trip to Colorado but our first time visiting Ouray, and we decided to make it…read morea kid‑free getaway--just my spouse and me. We were incredibly lucky to find this property just a few days before our trip. The grounds are beautifully maintained, and the location is perfect: close enough to walk into town, yet far enough to enjoy peaceful seclusion and mountain quiet. The front desk staff were genuinely kind, helpful, and made us feel immediately welcome. We can't wait to come back and will absolutely be choosing to stay here again. While exploring downtown, we checked out a few other hotels, and it only made us even happier with our choice. This place truly stood out in every way. The beds are extremely comfortable, relaxing space after a long day of hiking or walking through town.

Definitely enjoyed our time at the Hot Springs Inn! Pleasant motel-style Inn which sits right on…read morethe Uncompahgre River and each room has their own balcony and ability to hear the river! Rooms are clean, comfortable and spacious. Two king beds in each room is nice for families. Beds were very comfortable! Breakfast is at the main office area and plentiful with coffee, pastries, cereal, yogurt, fruit options. Would have loved to see some protein option (boiled eggs?) but this was missing. Great location to walk to town or the nearby hot springs! Would certainly stay again!

We enjoyed our stay at the New Sheridan Hotel overall. The location is fantastic--right in the…read moreheart of downtown Telluride and within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and the gondola. The hotel itself is charming, the room was very clean, and the staff was friendly and welcoming throughout our stay. The hotel is also pet friendly, which was a big plus for us traveling with our dog. The room was a little on the small side, but our biggest complaint was the lack of air conditioning. We understand it's a historic building, but the room did get warm. The hotel recommends opening the windows, but we were surprised they didn't have screens, so that wasn't an ideal solution. Parking is free, but there isn't a dedicated hotel parking lot. You'll need to park on a designated nearby block. The hotel does have a convenient unloading area in front, which made getting our luggage in and out much easier. One thing that was a little confusing when we arrived is that there are three separate entrances--one for the restaurant, one for the hotel, and one for the rooftop bar. We also found it a bit unusual that you walk through the restaurant to reach the hotel hostess/check-in area, but everyone was very friendly and happy to help. We also appreciated the complimentary coffee in the morning, which was a nice touch before heading out for the day. Overall, it's a charming historic hotel with an unbeatable location, friendly staff, and a pet-friendly atmosphere. If you don't mind the lack of air conditioning and a few quirks that come with an older building, it's a great place to stay in Telluride.

I can only speak for the service at the bar. I joined some friends there who were already seated. I…read morewent to the bar to get myself a drink and was ignored by the bartender for 20 minutes. He was busy but not that kind of busy. I had never been there before so no idea what the problem was. My guess is that I was wearing a shirt with my favorite out of state college football logo but who knows.

Otherwise known as the Alma house, this is a B&B in a historical building. It was quiet and warm on…read morea cool rainy day. The host were attentive and the B&B was within walking distance to the Main Street. They also excepted dogs and they also had a cute dog. I thought the room was cozy although my friend who actually booked the room did think it was small. It is a historical building so I think in relation to todays standards it is small but it's was built in 1898, so just know the rooms are small and enjoy the coziness. They offered a breakfast, but when we arrived the host was on the phone booking a guest. We both were a tad confused on how to proceed so we decided to leave and get on with our day. I think a bit more communication regarding the breakfast would have made it a better experience. I would definitely stay there again even with the breakfast miscommunication.

Visiting Silverton Inn of the Rockies (aka The Alma House) is like a visiting a friend's house...if…read moresaid friend owned a beautiful, painstakingly restored historic boarding house haunted by three spirits. Innkeepers Albert and Betty make The Alma House feel like your home away from home in the mountains. Before I delve into what's so great about this place (and the ghosts therein), please indulge me in some history. Bridget Hughes opened The Alma House in 1902 as a boarding house for local miners. Many mining towns died in the early 20th century, but Silverton survived, as did The Alma House, which has operated continually ever since. Current owners Albert and Betty purchased the property in the late 1980s, restoring it to its original glory. The interior is brimming with Victorian elegance, all polished mahogany, period fixtures (lamps, armoires, vanities), and antiques. Every nook features some vintage artifact, some cool story that Albert and Betty are eager to tell. I could have spent a week here and still not seen everything. The amenities are the best of both worlds: vintage Victorian and modern. For every quaint touch (old-school physical door keys, narrow, vertigo-inducing staircases), you'll find something modern and convenient, such as WiFi and renovated bathrooms with shower heads tall enough for non-midget boarders. Every morning, Albert will whip up a delightful complimentary breakfast that could include just about anything. On the day I visited, my breakfast consisted of perfectly scrambled eggs, crisp bacon, a mini biscuit topped with mushroom gravy, a "breakfast slaw" of cabbage, strawberries, apples, feta, and poppyseed dressing, and a mini waffle sandwich with whipped cream and blueberry compote. You won't find a breakfast of this caliber at a chain hotel. Oh, you want to hear about the ghosts? I thought you'd never ask! The moment I crossed the threshold, I sensed the presence of three spirits. I said nothing to Betty and Albert, as I feared they would take me for a loon. As an investigator of all things paranormal, though, I had to know if my clairsentience was accurate. That evening, I broke out my instrumental trans-communication equipment and conducted a session in my room. Within minutes, I reached a male spirit identifying himself as "Mark." He revealed himself to me mentally as a man decked out in late 19th-century military garb, but his face was blurry. "Mark" spoke the names "Albert" and "Elizabeth" (Betty) and said that he chose to remain there. I was still hesitant to broach the subject of spooks and specters with the innkeepers, but I screwed up my courage and went downstairs to discuss my findings with Betty. She smiled warmly and confided in me that the Alma House is indeed haunted by three spirits, one of whom (an older man nicknamed "The General") has been seen/felt/heard in my room (#3, The Alamosa Room) and the room next door (#5, The Silver Vista). The other two spirits, she continued, are those of Bridget Hughes and a portly woman nicknamed "The Schoolmarm." Later that night, I meditated and called upon Mrs. Hughes. For this session, I decided to use only my new EMF detector, The Rook. I had already done a baseline sweep of the room and found no EMF readings. I did this to rule out any false positives. I asked Mrs. Hughes to step forward and make The Rook flash once for "yes" and twice for "no." To my surprise, she (or whomever was in the room) obliged, setting off The Rook only when asked a yes/no question. I learned that she approved of the current innkeepers, disliked The General, and considered my Nickelodeon pajama bottoms tacky. The next time you visit Silverton, skip the overpriced, overhyped Wyman and Grand Imperial and book a room at The Alma House. Back in its storied history, relax, and make two new friends...and maybe three new dead friends.

This place is unbelievable. If you are gonna stay in Telluride then you should try and book this…read moregem. Heart of Telluride is right in the middle of Colorado Ave. walking distance to everything. Shopping? It's all around. Food? Everything is right there. Grocery? liquor? Right here. Gondola and ski lifts? Quick 2 block walk. If you ski, they also provide lockers right at the base of the mountain. And if you like to partake in the 420 action, they have it. This place is three stories with a condo at the bottom that can be separate or can be rented along with the top 2 floors if you have a lot of folks. We rented the entire place so that means 2 kitchens, 2 washer dryers, 2 living areas, etc. The downtsfairs condo itself is gorgeous and would be awesome if you just have 2 people. King bed, steam shower, living area, fully appointed kitchen. Come up the stairs to the second floor where you find a huge master bedroom with king bed, huge master bath with steam shower and a stand alone tub. There is a washer dryer on this floor. Another bedroom has king bed, full bath, and entrance to the back itself in case you want to sneak in late. Another bedroom also without a bathroom inside but there's one across the hall. Did I mention that bathrooms have robes and slippers? And that the floors are heated? And that the bedrooms have fireplaces? It's truueeee! Then we have the top floor with an awesome kitchen with top of the line appliances and everything you need. And a nice sized living/ dining area along with a bar too. The patio outside is a superstar! Lots of furniture. Hot tub!! Grill!! Views or the mountain and town. The guy that met us and showed us the House was a wealth of info. And we were greeted with a gift basket in the upstairs and downstairs kitchens with wine, bread, a box full of chocolate treats, cheese, coffee, etc. Basically, you feel like the queen (or king) of the mountain if you stay at Heart of Telluride. This is the only way to do it!!

We took the tour to Imogene Pass. Matthew was our driver and guide and he was awesome! Very good…read moreoff road driver and his knowledge of the history in the area was great. I would do it again.

We have been here for a week of peace and quiet…read more Our rooms are clean, quiet, and comfortable. The beds are great. We have a full kitchen which we use for most of our meals - a full-size refrigerator, a full-size stove with a large oven, a microwave, and a coffee maker. The sitting room is large. Management is friendly and attentive. The Inn is on the main street but in a very small town--NO TRAFFIC NOISE. We have not heard a car horn or siren all week. Needed services are within walking distance. With the big box stores, Cortez is less than 15 minutes away.

We're staying here and the room is in a rough condition. Deferred maintenance. Very beat up…read more We picked Dolores Mountain Inn to stay in Dolores to minimize driving, but now that reality of room is upon us, wish we'd reconsidered.

Was directed to the EV chargers by multiple apps. Pulled in and was looking at the constraints for…read morecharging when a nasty woman (I presume the owner) started yelling and asking if I was a guest. I said, "no we just got led here looking for a charge." She told us to go down the street where a public charger was available. I said I saw that charger but it was in use, "Do you mean the first street or is there another one." Nasty woman says, "1st, 2nd, 4th, I don't know, just get out of here." Well, as karma would have it, we were looking for a place to stay after our Handies hike. Guess what? This wasn't it! And, considering charging apps lead people here with a description of "open 24/7" and "free parking," a very simple solution would be to simply put a prominent sign indicating the chargers are for guests only.

I stayed here, July 23rd 24th and 25th checking out July 26 of 2026. The manager and Owner Deb was…read morevery rude the following day. Didn't know that my trailer was going to be an issue parked on the property. We were moving at the next morning to our job site anyway. But because we arrived at 11:15 PM and since there was no other vehicles there we parked where we did . But she had no customers at the time and the people who were there the night before had left. The parking lot was completely empty when we arrived except for one vehicle at 11 PM on 23 July. She came and banged on my door that morning never introduced herself to me and told me I was entitled to one spot not six or seven. Then proceeded to walk off again without identifying yourself or even talking to me saying welcome nothing. We booked an extra night because our work over here kept us a little longer than we expected. When I tried speaking to her in her office on Saturday, July 25 to settle up my other extended night she was very rude and would not speak to me. She kept screaming and yelling at me stop stop stop. I can't handle this stop talking stop talking. In my mind, she was acting like a little five year-old, throwing a temper tantrum. Lack of customer service overpriced rooms with zero amenities of any sort and just an overall bad attitude. I do not recommend this place.

Not impressed with the customer service - employees don't know how to treat people…read more I just heard about the beer fest - I showed up right towards the end-and was willing to participate even for just the last few minutes and the employee was not interested in helping me out in anyway.

Great Resort and happy to have called this place home for 11 years! Durango is a hidden gem of…read moreColorado and the Western Slope is a beautiful combination of Dessert mountains meeting the Rocky's. Do yourself a favor and visit the Western Slope of Colorado to visit the true heart of Colorado!