We arrived at the Wanderlust expecting a pretty basic hostel, as soon as we walked in the door we…read moreinstantly fell in love with the place. As weary travellers spending our Christmas away from our families, we felt at home within minutes. Amy went above and beyond to make us feel welcomed and part of a little family, and to ensure that we were able to avoid the cold when catching our transport out of Gunnison. There was a wonderful communal feeling to the place with everyone helping out to prepare Christmas dinner. It's in a great location, nice and close to the bus stop to take you up to the mountain. Also close to the local store. We had a great time at the Wanderlust and will always remember our time there.

The community set up was nice. The have DVDs you can watch. Free coffee in the mornings outside…read morecomin areas are nice and spacious. Staff and owners are attentive and very creative. They assisted me in helping accommodate my 7 month old Austrailian Shepard, which made for the best hiking trip we ever had. Easy access to the free shuttle bus up to Crested Butte. We look forward to coming back.

Barb at this B&B was a FANTASTIC host!!!! The breakfast every morning was SO delicious! The room…read morewas so tidy and clean. If you ever come through Creede try to stay here. Barb is very knowledgeable on things to do in town and has great recommendations! Also, the dogs Lily & Lulu were the best dogs and super sweet. Thanks for such a nice stay!!

Barb was fantastic and I had a blast staying in this town. I came here off season, and she was…read moresuper accommodating. I had a delicious, hot breakfast to start my day. She's an excellent host, and it was fun talking to her about the local scene. She also gave great recommendations for what to do around the area. I'd absolutely stay here again. Creede is pretty dead during the winter months, but I think it's absolutely worth the trip if you're into some irregular scenery. The rock formations are beautiful and bizarre, and provide some interesting photographic opportunities. Just be careful of mountain lions...they're a-plenty out there. :/

Both Andrew and Jorden were great hosts. Friendly, but also gave you your space…read more The building feels like a doll house, and the owners have great attention to detail. It's super cute. The owners are super attentive. They make a great breakfast. And it's in a great location.

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.

The private rooms are awesome if you're not a thru hiker... AND if you are! The people (and dog)…read morewho own it/run it are super friendly. If you don't like dogs, just be aware that a very calm and sweet dog walks the halls freely to ensure guests are comfortable and happy with their stay. The bar/kitchen is open use for guests to use and there's a hiker box behind the bar. (They do not serve or sell, in other words, plenty of other places nearby for that if you want!) The Avon is within walking distance (lol) of everything you need in Silverton. Would definitely stay here again, whether I'm hiking in or driving in to visit Silverton.

Unfortunately, we left disappointed with our stay. We paid nearly $300 for our room, and while…read morechecking in, we overheard rooms being offered in the $145-$180 range. More specifically, we heard what was described as "the best room in the place" offered to the gentleman checking in directly before us for $182. For nearly $300 a night, we expected a much better experience. Our toilet was also clogged, which certainly didn't help. I reached out to the hotel directly before posting a review because, as locals, I wanted to give them an opportunity to address our concerns. The response explained dynamic pricing and that rooms can range from $49-$385, depending on the room and time of year. I completely understand how dynamic pricing works, but that explanation didn't really address why we had just paid nearly $300 while hearing "the best room in the place" offered for $182 during the same check-in period. I was also disappointed that the clogged toilet was characterized as something that was "easy to miss by housekeeping." At this price point, a functioning bathroom feels like a pretty basic expectation. We really wanted to like this place and hoped, as locals, it could be somewhere we would return to or recommend to others. Unfortunately, between the price, the room issue, and the response to our concerns, the overall experience left us feeling like the value simply wasn't there.

If I could give negative stars, I would. This hotel overbooked their rooms to.my daughter and son…read morein law for their wedding night. After confirming they had a room multiple times, my kids.made the 45 minute trek to Ouray, arriving at 11pm only.to.find the building locked. They called and the owner said he was over booked and had no rooms. He left them standing on main street in her wedding dress with no help. He couldn't even come down and unlock.the door and offer help. He did NOTHING. His licenses for operation should be revoked. Do not under any circumstances book a room with this establishment. This is the most unbelievable example of horrible customer service and pure human compassion I have ever experienced. When confronted, he offered no apology, or resolution. Just absurd excuses Do not stay here!

Don't, just don't. By even considering this as a lodging option, you are setting yourself up for…read morefailure and a rough experience. Here is why..... My mother (65+) had the best of intentions to book a stay here for our family including my 90 year old grandmother. She booked it a month in advance and was asked to pay ~$300 in advance for a "suite," and room for all of us. As a word of caution, it is never ok for a hotel to ask for all the money up front. A deposit is normal but not the entire amount. After driving for hours we arrived. Upon arrival, the entrance was not clearly marked. Upon searching, there was a gate with a cell number to call to check in. I called this number and a man shows up in beatup truck with a dog in tow. He immediately told us that he had given part of our room reservations away. There was never a phone call to let us know about this change. He also told us that there were two beds in one room without a bathroom on the bottom floor but we could use the shared bathroom upstairs with 3 other rooms. (I believe that this is a hostel situation?) When we expressed concern about my grandmother's mobility, he offered us a bucket to use. When he showed us the room, the stench of urine punched us in the face. I am not sure other guests elected for the "bucket offer." Additionally, the mattresses appeared to be in accordion arrangement with dirty linens. As tension built, one of the people in our party requested restitution for the inconvenience of getting there and our room being double booked. When this was requested, the owner told us that we needed to leave. According to many reviews we have read in retrospect, this is a common pattern from the owner of this hotel. In the midst of this chaos I took my grandmother across the street to get a soda and food. We learned more about this business from the owner of the restaurant. We learned that he has been in conflict with other business owners in this town. Avoid this place at all costs as nothing good can come from doing business with this hotel.

We have stayed at Snowshoe many times over the past five years and every stay was just wonderful…read more Clean rooms,with space, comfortable. The cabins are pretty new and clean and comfortable. We go during the off season so the kitchen really overcomes the search for food. Ha-ha. Shane and Jennifer are not only great hoteliers but they have opened a restaurant, Opies, located right there. Tell them Brent sent you. It will get you an extra packet of coffee. Ha - ha.

Our cabin was clean, comfortable and fairly well maintained. The kitchen was missing a few items…read morethat would have made cooking dinner easier, but it wasn't a huge deal. We'd definitely stay here again!

Im actually very impressed. We landed in the area pretty…read morelate and all available hotels were like 200 dollars . I just needed somewhere to shower and sleep for a few hours before i went back on the road . I was worried about staying in a hostle but had no other option. The receptionist was very nice and welcoming. Room was clean the rest of the area was clean and quite . I would definitely stay here again Only thing that would make it better if outdoor doors had a gate or something to get in so they could be locked. But other than that i did feel safe and comfertable

We had an amazing stay! Our plans changed last minute and we needed a place to stay near Mesa Verde…read moreNational Park and were able to find a room at the Mancos Inn. We chose a private room with shared restroom and the thing I was most impressed with was how clean and tidy everything was! The host was very nice and welcoming and we felt very comfortable to come and go as needed. There is a really great shared kitchen and living room. Our room had a queen bed that was so comfortable we slept great. There are multiple bathrooms on the floor some private with shower, private with only a toilet, or shared with toilets and showers. It's also a great location where we could walk to get food in downtown. We recommend Columbine Bar and Grill and Fahrenheit Coffee Roasters.

Pretty Much everything went well here... it's super cozy, comfy beds and looks like they've put a…read morelot TLC into the space recently. Inn Keepers were onsite and super friendly. I'm staying here every time I'm in the area.

I truly cannot say enough amazing things about the Adobe Inn!! We did a full buyout for our wedding…read moreweekend, and several of our closest friends stayed there. We also hosted our wedding after party at the Adobe, and it could not have been more perfect. Seth and Hunter went above and beyond the entire weekend. They were always there, ready and willing to do absolutely anything we needed, and made us and all of our guests feel so taken care of. Having so many of our best friends all staying together in one place made the weekend even more special, and the after party was SO much fun. The Adobe Inn became such a special part of our wedding weekend, and we are incredibly grateful to Seth and Hunter for everything they did to make it unforgettable. If you are getting married in the area or looking for a place to bring a group together, I cannot recommend doing a buyout here enough. Truly the BEST experience and the BEST people!!

One word…read more Wonderful. OK, I can't sum up the experience in just one word. The place is beyond cozy. We didn't know what to expect...the last time I stayed in a hostel was in Canada when I was sixteen. Well, I'm all grown up now, and we were looking for a hotel in the area to accommodate us for a three day visit. When we arrived we were greeted by the innkeeper who checked us in immediately and recommended venues for dinner (and she was right, check out my revue for Amica's on here). The room was CLEAN, fresh carpet felt good under the toes. Usually I don't go barefoot in hotel rooms due to the the icko factor, but I couldn't resist. It felt...nice. I wasn't hesitant at all. The bed was comfortable, hell, IS comfortable as I'm lying in it right now as I write this review. It's quiet, and the rain is falling outside. There's no TV (oh darn) but they have solid WiFi. The downstairs has a community room complete with wood burning stove, and a beautiful clean kitchen with a gas range for all to use. When I went down to get the nectar of the God's style coffee, I was greeted by some kids that were on a cross Colorado trip. It was refreshing to see two young folks doing, wait for it, a crossword puzzle! All in all it was a divine experience. The bunk room downstairs was totally separate from the rest of the area, other guests were friendly, all experiencing the same warmth and kindness that we did. Great job Salida Hostel! Ken Hutchison 720-425-2407

Great customer service. Audrey is very accommodating and welcoming. The place is clean, kitchen is…read moreavailable for cooking. Tea is available all day. Would come back when in the area.

I was there for 3 nights and loved the place. Very clean. Staff was great. Josh, the manager was…read morefriendly. I ran into a few folks and everyone was friendly and quiet. Another selling point was it was a 15 second walk to the free shuttle stop which was a 5 min ride to the ski resort.

Place has a really nice laundromat. Only laundromat in Crested Butte. Machines are clean and…read morereasonably priced.