quiet, even though it's off the main road, you'd never know…read moreit. a little trail in the back for the kiddies and easy in and easy out. would definitely recommend.

Years ago this lodge was so cute. There were lots of flowers, clean rooms, and gracious workers…read moreand manager. Now there is a new owner who does know the business or does not give a shit. We rented a room and upon arriving, our toilet was filthy so we requested a new and bigger room. Our new room was fine but it lacked essentials like toilet paper and had 1 towel for the two of us. My husband took a hot tub that night and when he looked at it the next day he immediately took another shower hoping he would not get sick. It was filthy. My step son arrived the next day and in the middle of the night they were awakened by the real renters . My son was given the wrong key. My nephew rented another cabin and they did not have a shower head which was never fixed for them. They had to take showers with gushing water. To top it off, the manager invited all of us to a party that was being held in the rec room. We all attended to find the manager so drunk she was staggering. Granted she was off shift but proceeded to help the late comers totally waisted. Not impressive. We will never stay there again and my advice for every one is to stay clear of that place.

The Foothills Lodge gave us a lucky moment of spotting a deer by the sign-- perfect photo idea!! My…read morefriend and I stayed at Foothills Lodge, during our 10 hour hike in San Juan National Park. I absolutely enjoyed this mini sized lodging location. It was completely surrounded by nature, wildlife and a closed hot tub (Due to COVID-19 protocols.) The area was quiet, peaceful and with an unforgettable sunrise and sunset. Foothills is close by lots of restaurants and bars, but we chose to stay in and make our own meals. I loved the Wild West themed home decor. They had lots of antlers, bear print curtains, bedding and more! Our lodge had two bedrooms with lots and lots of blankets!! The dressers were surely, the cutest furniture pieces ever!!! They had a small kitchenette with small sinks, coffee machine and more.

We stayed in cabin G the goat house which was well named because it looked like goats lived in it!…read moreFirst thing we noticed was there was dog hair everywhere , on the carpet, tables, tv stand, dining table, kitchen counter everywhere. In the bedroom with the double bunk bed only one outlet worked. Water pressure was horrible in the whole house, you couldn't shower in one bathroom if someone was showing in the other bathroom . Then there was the RAT CRAP , we found it under the kitchen sink and in the bedrooms. One of the bedrooms with the full-size bed was held up buy 2x4's. The whole house smelled like a nursing home that allowed dogs to live with them. Dogs pissed everywhere in this "cabin". So the worst part of the stay was when we complained to VACASA they gave us the big will look into it and get back to you game. Shuffling us from one representative to another until we stayed there the entire trip. I have to say this was by FAR the WORST experience I have ever had in my 64 years with an ARBNB in my life. If you want a horrible filthy, stinky, dirty "cabin" then you need to get G cabin. But don't complain to VACASA because all there worried about is the money not customer service, so any complaints fall on deaf ears. They may reassure you they'll make it right, DON'T BELIEVE THEM! If I could give them 0 stars I would, but they can get a 1 star rating they don't deserve!

I recomend staying again here. Really clean and perfect. Good views. First time being thier and…read morewill for sure go again.

Hi there. I am writing this review in total support of the Spruce Lodge. I truly enjoyed my stay…read morehere even if it was for one evening to rest my head. I visited in early May of this year journeying through southern Colorado visiting my lifelong goal of reaching every national park in the country. So....just coming from Great Sand Dunes National Park exploring for the day, Spruce Lodge was only 66 miles away. Although South Fork is just a drive through town, ending my eventful day here was ideal for me. Also, the following day I was heading to Mesa Verde National Park 137 miles away but Spruce Lodge was situated right in between these 2 great parks so I highly recommend staying here especially because there's no towns or cities nestled in between if you were to bypass South Fork....if you're headed west like I was, you head straight into the mountains for a while. In my opinion...Spruce Lodge had aspects of part bed and breakfast with a villa and rustic feel to its rooms. Lol, I was sort of enamored with the looks of it all that I photographed my room and the grounds outside to post on Yelp explaining how cozy and clean I felt the accommodations were. Simply trying to explain...Spruce Lodge is a little mom and pop spot to stay at located right off the main road in South Fork. I checked in at the main lodge and was kindly given the keys to my room by the innkeeper. My room was based back outside the lodge towards the left hand side. It was connected as part of a townhouse/condo which was an unexpected surprise because all I was asking for was a simple place to sleep for the night. And yet I go so much more. My room inside had a cabin vibe to it and felt very clean. Also, there were 2 chairs next to the porch outside which I sat down on after dinner soaking up the setting sun before heading to bed. There is a BBQ restaurant right next door to the lodge that looked interesting but unfortunately the one night I was staying on a Monday evening, was the one night the BBQ place was closed. Still, the innkeeper recommended The Old Firehouse Restaurant just down the road and it was more than suffice. Old Firehouse serves American food offering sandwiches, burgers, soups, salads, pizza and classic dinners such as meat loaf and pot roast. I'd recommend going here if you're not a BBQ person or if the BBQ restaurant next door is closed. Finally, Spruce lodge has free continental breakfast offered starting 6:30 am. If you're interested in a full breakfast, I believe there's a restaurant that you pay for inside the actual lodge...though since I wanted an early start out to Mesa Verde the following day, the continental breakfast was plenty enough. Almost forgot, visiting in early May, my room rate was $65! That was fantastic for the situation and for what I believed to be a quality a place to stay. I can imagine when it's more in season, the rates would never be this cheap. In all, I'd certainly recommend choosing Spruce Lodge. For location, accommodations, price, food options and surroundings it's about as good as you'll find when trekking through southern Colorado or wherever your travels may take you.

We stayed at the Arbor House for skiing over spring break, and were thrilled with the amenities and…read morelocation. Driving from South Fork to Wolf Creek is much better than driving from Pagosa. The hosts at the Arbor House went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and at home with them. We highly recommend the Arbor House to anyone visiting the South Fork / Wolf Creek area.

We just spent a beautiful, relaxing and yummy stay at the Arbor House. The hosts were fun and went…read moreout of their way to make us comfortable - even my dairy and wheat free breakfast and that is a challenge! The attention to detail in everything is apparent everywhere you look. We will be bacK!!!

Awesome stay, quiet, clean. Coffee shop right next door with super friendly service. Would stay…read moreagain with out question.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel this one is warranted…read more When we checked in, we discovered the room had no air conditioning. We were told by the owner that after about 9:00 PM the room would cool down from the river breeze, so we decided to stay. Unfortunately, the room never cooled off and remained uncomfortably hot all night. We were traveling with family, including a pregnant woman, which made the lack of air conditioning even more concerning. To make matters worse, it was nearly impossible to reach anyone for assistance. When I finally spoke with staff at their sister property late that night, I was told my only options were to either check out around midnight for a refund or stay and receive no refund. Asking a family to find another hotel in the middle of the night is not a reasonable solution. If your rooms don't have air conditioning, that should be clearly disclosed before booking. The location is beautiful, but the lack of transparency and poor customer service completely overshadowed our stay.

Great little spot to stay with easy access to Wolf Creek! Super easy check in/out with friendly…read morehosts. Pretty small but perfect for just me and my boyfriend to stay for 3 nights. Would recommend!

We could not have picked a better spot- puppy bucket with treats, kitchen and full sized fridge…read morelets you cook dinner with the deer, and location is a reasonable drive time to local attractions! Full bath sheet towels, extra trash bags, keyless entry, shoe mat, vacuum, and toasty room heaters! No detail missed! We are already planning our trip back this summer.

This small and quite motel is great as every room has a different decor and you feel at home. Clean…read morerooms and kitchen's with comfy bed's and chairs. The service is great with the prices are worth writing about as I would not even consider going elsewhere. I stayed when the temps were in the single numbers and was very please how warm the room stayed not like those drafty box hotels. With other business to conduct in the area during 2016 and I do plan on staying here again. If your passing through stop by but I'd call ahead as it seems to get full quick. Overall I love this mom and pop motel

WONDERFUL! What a delightful place! It felt like we stayed…read morein a cozy inn or a great aunt's extra bedroom. The folks that are renovating this 1950's motel are doing a great job. We were checked in by Elizabeth, who was just delightful, plus she was very welcoming to our dog and gave us great info on where we could walk Jake. (We chose the very grassy and clean Memorial Park just a short walk away.) She also mentioned the Sunflour Café down the street for breakfast, and it was AMAZING! Homemade, fresh everything, and the cinnamon roll might be the best pastry I've ever eaten. Our room was decorated with real books, duck decor, soft towels, and a very comfortable bed with plenty of pillows. I did have a little trouble with getting the correct water temperature in the shower (I was warned), and Elizabeth again was very helpful and apologetic that they hadn't gotten that fixed perfectly just yet. There is a bit of noise from the intersection just outside, but all in all, the three of us would love to stay here again.

We rented a separate cabin, which was actually great - it had everything you need and quiet at…read morenight . My problem was with cleanliness and communication. I found trash behind the cabin which was clearly there for at least some months. Worst of all, having no front desk it was impossible to get hold of the hotel management - I texted two different numbers (that were actively encouraging as the best way to reach them) and received no response.

Really nice, refurbished hotel. According to the documentation, it took a year to bring this place…read moreup to snuff. Clean, modern and quite comfortable. Everything is done via "technology." Hubs booked through Booking.com. He read great reviews. He got a text directly from the lodge with the room number and the code to the keyless lock. We did have a snafu, our window was stuck. There's a number to text and/or call, which we did to let them know about the window. The response was immediate. We set up a time for maintenance to come in and fix the window. Awesome service!