The bartender literally left the bar unattended to go smoke cigarettes outside with her friends,…read morecausing us to walk outside in the 30 degree weather, around the building & all the way to the sidewalk on Main Street to get her... Super unprofessional. Also have never seen a bartender fill a shot glass 3/4ths the way to the top when measuring a drink, then get defensive & call a patron the b word after being called out on it. Not sure if all the other bartenders are as entitled and rude as the blonde one whose face didn't move & reeked of cigarettes, but if I were you I'd avoid this place.

This is a new club in town and they have done a great job of remaking the space. It's cozy and…read moreinviting, but service was so poor we ended up waiting for drinks and then the pours were really small. I'm chalking this up to being new and it takes some time to get your rhythm.

This is a great "recycling" project of the old middle school on 3rd Ave. Great coffee shop and…read morecafe, outdoor seating, artists' work and show studios.... professional offices, a Montessori school, and several condos on the top floor.

i went in early at 6:50 because i have a chruch event. my mom works at the hospital day and night…read moreand i had her drop me off early because it starts at 7. she was in the building but she wouldn't serve me. cool building tho. rude employee.

River bend ranch was an excellent venue for our wedding. We couldn't have asked for a better place…read more The whole operation is outstanding and Jenny and Brittany did an amazing job.

My wife and I highly recommend River Bend Ranch. It features beautiful views of mountains and…read moreforests in all directions, all surrounding a lovely river-fed pond. The attractive facilities are clean and comfortable. The location is easy to find, near town while maintaining a country feel. The friendly hosts are hospitable and professional. It is truly a breath of fresh air.

I stayed at the Rochester Hotel over Thanksgiving weekend and it was great. It's clean, quiet and…read morethe rooms are large and well appointed. The staff is super friendly and the location is so convenient to Main Street. I didn't have a car and appreciated being able to walk all over downtown. I'll definitely stay here again.

Sure cute. Very convenient - one street off of Main so quite but close. Nice room. Awesome garden…read more Cute bar. Staff super friendly and helpful. Highly recommend

If you have a major life event to celebrate - this is the place. Amazing views, beautiful landscape…read moreand venue, great staff. We had an amazing time here. Highly recommend!

Take your money and run if you are planning a wedding. The stress of working with Joan and the…read morestaff is not work it!!!

It can always be a little scary to choose a catering company, but Emily and Danaka totally take the…read morefear out of everything. They listen carefully to what you want, and the execute it with grace! And seriously, if you want to have your event in the town of Durango... ask them about holding it in the Henry Strater Theatre... it's amazing to see how they can transform the room to fit your event perfectly!

We planned a fairly last minute Anniversary party with Emily. She was awesome! She worked with us…read moreto make everything as simple as possible. The two young men who served our appetizers were great, as well. I would definitely use the space, menu and planning efforts again.

The Holiday Inn Suites has larger rooms than the average. It also had one of the better breakfast…read moreofferings than some. The downside is the suites hotel is not as centrally located if you want to explore the city. This hotel also did not offer shuttle service to the airport.

I've stayed in Holiday Inns all across the country and in Canada, and Emilee (night shift) is hands…read moredown the best front desk clerk I've come across. Incredibly polite, professional, and genuinely friendly. She went above and beyond to make sure I and my pup enjoyed our stay. The hotel was clean, competitively priced, and I would gladly stay there again. Give Emilee a raise.

We rode the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad to Cascade Canyon and chose the Alamosa…read moreParlor Car, the last car on the train with private service. It's definitely more expensive, but you're paying for a premium experience: the best unobstructed views, attentive service, and nice extras like a souvenir cup, a bag, and a muffin to start the trip. Our server, Liam, absolutely made the experience, funny, engaging, and on top of everything the entire ride. Drinks are about $10 each, which felt reasonable given the setting and service. That said, the experience wasn't perfect. Our train was scheduled to leave at 9:15 AM but didn't depart until 10:30 due to brake issues. As a result, our time at Cascade Canyon was cut significantly, We only had about 30 minutes instead of the full experience. We were given a $10 drink credit, which was appreciated, but it didn't quite make up for the lost time. Even with that hiccup, the scenery was breathtaking and the overall experience was still memorable. A tip: if you book the Alamosa car, go for the two-seater tables (we were at 19 & 20). The four-seaters feel cramped and take away from the experience. Silverton trips don't start until May 2, but I imagine that route would be incredible as well. Overall, despite the delay, we had a fantastic time and would still recommend it, just hoping your trip runs on schedule!

I'm not sure what the four stars are about for a lot of people. For me, it was one of the most EPIC…read moreexperiences of my life. The beauty is totally surreal. I felt like I was constantly looking at a painting. It was awe-inspiring. You can open up the window next to your seat and I really encourage you to do so to get the best views and video on your phone. If you go in winter, wear LAYERS, think big coat, sweater, beanie, gloves. You will spend an hour outside. The train is heated but not super warm because as I said, people open their windows. There is a train car that is open air so you can also go there during the ride to get even better views if you want though it does get crowded. We chose a COACH seat because it was half the price, but I do think in the future that I would like to try first class. The seats in coach are pretty small. It's like a bench seat so two people can fit in them, but you're going to need to sit next to someone that you wanna cozy up next to. In first class, you sit in a dining chair that is padded, but then has a wooden back and you're at a table. There is a concession car, but you can also BRING your own food, your own snacks, and your own drinks, which is great. When you arrive in Cascade, you get an hour to walk next to the river and view the mountains there. It's not a town so there's literally just picnic tables and the river and the views. But I found that spot to be really gorgeous. The river is like a blue green sort of turquoise color and it's so beautiful and peaceful to view. Right when everyone gets off the train, everybody will be taking videos and pictures. I encourage you to WAIT about 30 minutes after everyone else has gotten what they want to take pictures of. And then take your videos and pictures when no one else is doing it. THE TRIP: You go from seeing the town of Durango to a gorgeous lake on your right if you're on the right side of the train when it's facing forward to the mountains on either side of you to the river all along the train. I was sitting on the right side if the train is facing forward, and I found that to be the BEST SIDE because even though you get to do the other side on the way back, you get the best views of everything on the way up. There is this one place where the train has just a drop off and the river below it (the most iconic part of the ride) and you get the best views of that if you're on the right side going up.