Cherie Morton was so helpful and accommodating, very supportive, personal and kind. Took care of a couple glitches in our reservation in a matter of minutes, she is a true professional! Facility needs some renovation but a very cool place in the area. Internet Service at the lodge is terrible, hope they improve that moving forward. Lounge and breakfast facility was good but staff at times acted like they didn't want to be working, not the same attitude Cherie had at the Front Desk. read more

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I'm a surgery doctor and I'm currently working under contract work here in Yemen as soon as my work end I will go back to the state as well read more

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We had a 1 night stay and it was the best experience. We met Carol, Bruce and Kurt (employees) who made our stay extra special. They went above and beyond. We slept so peacefully. Everything was better than we could have imagined. We will definitely be back. The food and drinks at the grill were delicious. This place is adorable. read more

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We came here for my husband and my birthdays and it was such a cute little Inn! In the middle of nowhere basically but it was so cute! Now I will say it is a bit dated all over but I mean for an old Inn that was built in 1902 for miners and their families it is a really neat place! The coking ovens across the street are really cool to to go and investigate. it's amazing to just be there and imagine what it was like back in it's hay day! We did have dinner at the restaurant and the waiter was very nice and the atmosphere was very cozy. The food was amazing as well and I had a surprise while we were visiting! My husband PROPOSED DURING DINNER! So that made this visit even more special to me and it will hold a special place in my memories! It was a great visit overall though and loved staying here! read more

Stopped in for lunch. What a treat. Great vibe . Food and drinks were great. Perfect after a night at the hot springs nearby (Avalanche). read more

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The food was great. I'm an onion soup lover and you guys nailed it. I Will drive from 2 hours away for that. Server was extremely attentive and friendly. The vibe of the place is amazing - mountain Victorian I would call it. Good times! Thanks for the excellent experience on a Sunday afternoon! read more

This is a historic hotel, so much history and lots of quirky things about it. Stayed here for two nights, if you're looking for modern and luxury, this is not the place. It's a little past some fixings, in my opinion, but the charm is there. The rooms are small with not a lot of "modern upgrades" but if you step back to think of the historic significance it's pretty unique. The restaurant is ok at best. We had a dinner and breakfast voucher (best to get those, there's literally one other dinner option in town). The portions are HUGE, so much food, but its felt like pre made items that were put together and heated up to look nice. We commented about the lava cake coming out so quick, jokingly and the server said something of the like of it's not homemade. Not a big deal, but the pricing was high for the quality of food. read more

Great burger!!! When in town again I drop by. As well, my lunch for my horseback ride was delicious!!

The restaurant has GREAT breakfast and service! Happy we tried this place, the food was excellent and our server really made us enjoy our time. read more

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This review is just for the grill. This charming, historic inn hosts the only restaurant in town now that the cafe has closed. For having a monopoly, they do a great job. - Food is delicious (if the tiniest bit pricey due to location) - Cozy old saloon/gentleman club inside seating or poolside patio outside seating with a nice view. - Friendly and competent staff - Full bar with well done cocktails - As of summer 2018, the grill opens 7:30 AM, kitchen closes around 8:30 PM read more

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Disappointed. My husband and I have been coming here since we started dating 25 years ago. Started bringing are kids since they were babies. Our last night in the area they begged to eat here. I looked up on their website and the grill said they were open til 9. We arrive right at 8 and they said the kitchen closes at 8. The servers said the info was incorrect-and I told them it was on their website. I guess they don't want people business. We drove to Carbondale in a panic knowing that other restaurants would be closing. I told my kids to catch and release since it was our last night. We try to come this way yearly but we won't even bother anymore. Just not worth the hassle if they don't want people's business. read more

A quaint, historic spot that met our expectations as a rustic destination not far from Carbondale. The drive in is beautiful with amazing views of My. Sopris. We had a delicious lunch - fish & chips and the classic burger entree. The staff is attentive, casual and friendly. Zero pretense here and prices were refreshingly affordable. read more

Have eaten here many times through the years and enjoyed it. So disappointed this time. Quesadilla looked literally thrown together on a dirty looking plate. Chicken that was on it was awful. Looked and tasted like dark meat canned chicken. Too many black beans on it. Very little guacamole, that was mostly onions. For the price it should've been excellent. Husband's enchiladas were mediocre at best. Short staffed or not, the food should be outstanding. Won't be back until we hear it's better. read more

Sweet little off the beaten path Inn with charm to boot! Phenomenal food and an exceptionally nice staff! Our only complaint was no heat in our room, but they gave us a great space heater! The beds were not comfortable, unfortunately, but we only could stay one night so we survived. Great place with exceptional views, give it a try! read more

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I first visited the Redstone Inn with my parents as a child growing up in Colorado. The vast size of the building and endless hallways in the memory of my youth are gone, but this is a very special place to me in my memories of yesteryear, and the recent visit I paid with my wife. We acquired a 2-day hotel and meals package for our visit to Redstone in November. This is a historic hotel and restaurant nestled in a tiny hamlet in the mountain. The community is very VERY quiet, but the Inn is the focus of the community and was bustling with a bingo night and a fairly crowded tavern when we visited. Redstone Inn is a former dormitory from a mining community that has been converted to a hotel. As is the case with many of the historic properties my wife and I visit, the space needs of people at the turn of the century are vastly different from expectations of the modern era. The rooms are tight but comfortable. Our room also had limited electrical outlets that required taking turns to recharge electrical devices. The hotel accommodations here when coupled with this historical significance and surroundings are more than satisfactory. The real story here is the restaurant here. A four course meal was included as a part of our package. We'd expected a prix fixe selection of well tried and low cost items, but were allowed to roam the menu to our delight. After the Smoked Trout Dip, Ancient Grains Salad, Filet and Elk Chops my wife and I agreed that this was one of the best meals we've had together in our 8 year relationship and travels in big cities and foreign lands. Redstone is located within a reasonable distance from Carbondale and Glenwood Springs that may bustle more and have more activities to offer. If you are looking for an exceptional respite in beautiful surroundings I would strongly encourage a visit to the Redstone Inn for rest and refreshment. You will be VERY pleased. read more

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I had the pleasure of visiting this historic in for a surprise weekend getaway. We had no problem finding the Inn and enjoyed touring the coke ovens just within walking distance before we checked in. The building furnishings and decorations were just fabulous. I really appreciate how hard they have worked to keep the building up while staying true to the period in which it was built. The wallpaper was my favorite. I was a bit surprised that there was no cell phone service in or around this town. I was also disappointed that each hotel guest had to pay for their own internet, so no Yelp check-in for me. The room was small but comfortable and clean. As noted in other reviews the bathroom was just massive. As this is an older building it came as no surprise that outside/hallway noises were amplified, which made it a little difficult to sleep (particularly in the early morning). I was also a little cold and found it a bit odd that I could not locate a heater within the room (I didn't call the front desk to inquire - also the front desk closes I believe by 10PM). We made reservations for dinner in the dining room but opted to eat in the grill instead. Our waitress was nice but she was unfamiliar with the promotions offered (i.e Groupon) even though we provided her with our voucher. She also underestimated the size of our salads and we ended up ordering way too much food. The dishes we chose were Elk with mashed potatoes and asparagus which was really good. In particular I felt the elk and asparagus were cooked very well. My dish consisted of the salmon on quinoa. This dish had a very fishy taste and I was elated that my date let me eat whatever I wanted off of his plate. Since we ordered too much food we sadly had to decline dessert - which I was greatly looking forward to. Breakfast the next morning was awesome. Our waitress Jerrica was super friendly and attentive. I had a ham, onion, green pepper omelet with mozzarella cheese with potatoes and shared a side of sausage gravy on a biscuit. Honestly I had no idea that sausage gravy /biscuit combo were so delicious. If I am in the area again I will definitely come back for breakfast just for this dish. Overall we had a great stay and it was fun to be in a new place away from the distractions of phone/internet. read more

Not recommended! After a 200+ ride we get there and the patio is closed and grill. There is no where else to eat for 20 miles. Apparently they decided to have a wedding party of 160 people. So people who had a reservation got screwed. Try to find a place to stay on a Friday night in this area! Thanks Redstone Inn, you screwed up our vacation! T read more

I decided to come here for a weekend getaway for my birthday and this place made it very memorable. The hotel is located in a quaint town with a population of less than 100 people. It was very easy to find, and from the outside you can't help but just stare and admire the historical and grand aesthetics of the building. Walking in, I was greeted by friendly staff. Check in was a breeze and the front desk agent answered all my questions and gave me a little info about the things in town. They do offer free wifi, so it seems like they just added that feature as the previous reviewer had mentioned you had to pay. The inside of the building is wonderful, very historic and they've maintained the detailing and classic features. As soon as you walk in, you gets this very homey and welcomed feeling. I stayed in the vintage room with a king bed and bathroom included, everything was perfect; the comfiness of the bed was perfect , if I could stay surrounded by the blankets all day I would. I ate at the grill, and honestly I wasn't expecting it to be so damn amazing!! I ordered the salmon with quinoa and berry reduction and my boyfriend ordered the prime rib. It was so delectable, we couldn't get enough of it, it's like we were eating an overpriced five star restaurant in downtown denver . My bad for assuming it was just going to be okay, I applaud the chef !! ... can't get over that berry reduction, so delish! I highly suggest exploring the building, there is a game room located in the basement that includes a pool table, ping pong table and foosball. There's also a salon there if you wanted to get prettied up. If you're into historic buildings in a small town setting, I highly suggest redstone. You'll get a peaceful and memorable stay! read more

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Stopped at the inn grill bc the bbq place was closed for the season. Ended up being pleasantly surprised. The location was very charming and unpretentious; the whole inn smelled like cinnamon which was absolutely lovely. The staff was very helpful, Betty served us and was a pleasure. All of the food we ordered was delicious. We got the Brie en croute, tortilla soup, spaghetti, ribeye sandwich, Parmesan truffle fries, veggie pizza, southwest salad, Sonoma salad, and a white winter cosmo. The cocktail was excellent. Meant to post pics, but ended up eating all the food first! We will definitely be coming back here when we are in Colorado! read more

We stayed and dined @ the Redstone Inn (have stayed @ R.I. nearly a half dozen times) to celebrate my Wife's birthday (4/'18). Since our 4 year old Golden Retriever accompanied us (as usual), we stayed in one of few pet friendly available rooms, located on the Terrace wing. The Terrace rooms are rustic, very spacious, clean, sans bothersome odor but not elegant. Additionally the linens, mattresses, hot water, coffee maker and refrigerator were all in optimal shape (btw-no available microwave oven in the room). The staff appeared genuine, friendly and sans any hint of pretention (don't need to worry about any snooty attitudes from the nearby upper Roaring Fork Valley). Our birthday meal was superb with Carol taking great care of us. Normally in spring, the formal dining area is only available on weekends. Thus, we were relegated to sit in 'the grill' where it was quite full and full of cheer due a local celebrity's birthday party. Carol, sensing that we wished a little quiet and privacy, offered to seat us in the dining room. Initially, not wanting to bother her, we initially refused but moved to the dining room at her second offer. We heartily consumed the baked Brie app, French Onion soup, mushroom Ravioli dish and the Pesto Salmon. The dishes were tasty, portions were generous and the service surpassed superb. Should you go stay and dine, we highly recommend that you ask for Carol (who is a long term, lucky resident of historic Marble, just upstream in the drop dead gorgeous Crystal River Valley). read more

My girlfriend and I decided to book a stay at the Redstone Inn after passing through Redstone on a road trip - as she said the Inn/town look like something out of a Hallmark movie so we thought it could be a fun little getaway. The town has a road with cute little shops that are fun to explore, and the exterior of the Inn looks pretty cool but the fun stops there. First up - not a huge deal but the parking situation was terrible (likely as there was a [loud and slightly obnoxious] birthday party when we arrived, thankfully we were able to squeeze into the last available "spot" next to a tree. Next, the most important part of a hotel/inn/b&b in my humble opinion is at bare minimum getting a good night's rest, which this frankly was not. The beds are very uncomfortable and neither of us slept well, tossing and turning throughout the night. Also, the lady at the front desk when we checked in was very nice, but I would have appreciated a heads up that they close at 8:30PM. As for the restaurant, we did not try the food but the complimentary coffee was so badly burnt its only real function was to warm me up. Otherwise not much of note - they have a run-down game room (would have been a nice feature if any of the pool sticks or table tennis paddles were in decent condition), nice fireplace to sit by, WIFI and TV, halfway decent not very visually appealing bathrooms (depending on the unit). read more

This is a disappointing review to write, as our family had a very special day planned of spreading our fathers ashes at his favorite site up in Marble. We made a reservation for the 15 of us on the patio for lunch before heading up the mountain. 6 of our group arrived first (and about 10 minutes before the rest of us), and they asked our server, Jordana, to place an order for drinks and apps while they waited. Our group was told that no one could be served (even beverages and water), before the whole group had arrived. Furthermore, the server was rude to them since they had the audacity to request drinks before everyone arrived. As soon as the entire party had arrived, our drink orders were taken and we asked to put in an order of wings with the drinks. Our server told us that she had to pace the kitchen so we couldn't put in more than one order for apps. Um... so you won't take our money? You don't have a kitchen that their job is literally to make food? We placed all of our food orders, and in the interim of waiting, the kids at our table were playing on the grass by the patio. There was a hose running across the patio and grass, and one of the kids in our group tripped over the hose fracturing her wrist and knocking down the baby in our group to the cement. As both children were injured, part of our group had to leave and go straight to the ER. Our server was not apologetic for the mishap (especially considering the grass was not being watered and the hose was off), and told us that we were "wasting" a lot of food because we didn't take the menu items ordered by the part of the group that went to the hospital to go. We don't live in the area, and there would be nowhere for us to put 5 additional meals for the remainder of our day trip. She had zero concern for the safety of the children, and was more worried about the food that was being "wasted". No one from the hotel came to see if the kids were ok, nor did they offer to comp part of the meal for leaving a hose across the walkway. It's unfortunate because the food was pretty good, the service and attitudes terrible. read more

This place is a true colorado gem. As a native I had the pleasure of coming here as a child and even more pleasure as an adult. Sherri (spelling?!?) at the front desk is absolutely perfect and so hospitable. It's always a pleasure to visit and a treasure that needs to stay! Thank all of the staff at the redstone inn! Excellent service! read more

Our stay here was excellent! The rooms were comfy but need a bit of an upgrade. I feel that the price for the rooms are a bit pricey. Besides that it is a wonderful hotel. The staff are very friendly and we had a party there and they accommodated us very well! The food in the restaurant was good but the enchiladas should come with more sauce. Great first time experience to this town and our stay was wonderful! Check out the castle, the lady that gives the tours is very very educated and I enjoyed that also! I recommend this hotel to anyone that I know! We will be back! Thank you for hiring such nice people at your front desk! Thank you for the stay read more

Stayed at the Inn and ate several meals in the grill (they also have a more formal restaurant, but the grill serves both a grill menu, as well as the formal menu). Regarding the lodging: We stayed in the least expensive room with a private bathroom. That is, cheaper rooms share baths, while pricier rooms are larger and/or have nicer bathrooms. The room was nice at the price, about $110/night. We enjoyed lounging on the wrap-around deck after a day of hiking in the area, and the Victorian quaint-ness. Regarding the grill: The food seemed reliably good, but not special. Service was friendly. The prices seemed reasonable, especially considering the remote feel of the tiny town. read more

We stayed two nights via an amazing Groupon deal. The inn is not as big as it looks in the photos. The room was also very small but had a private bath. There were larger rooms available but you have to share a bath. Nope. I get that it is an historic hotel, so I will say 12 x 10 room is...quaint. The bathroom was actually quite large in comparison. There was a TV with satellite. Ummm...no A/C and it got HOT in the room at night. We opened the windows the second night but were woken up by the hummingbirds. So, the first night there, we thought the hummingbirds were adorable. They are NOISY but teeny and cute. The hotel has feeders hanging near the pool. The birds get old quickly, though, especially when trying to rest/nap/sleep with your windows open which you have to do to get cool air. The heated pool and hot tub were a HUGE hit with the kids. It's all they wanted to do. They are open 10ish to 10ish. I never saw anyone cleaning them and they tended to accumulate pine needles and bugs. The game room is okay. You can get billiards or foosball going or they have board games and cards at the front desk. There is a workout room and bath house, too. The front desk staff was very nice and very helpful. The restaurant staff was all over the place. We had one crazy waitress who we ended up with twice. She was horrible. She acted annoyed and was a really pushy upseller like trying to convince you that you wanted something after you said no. The hostess acted snooty, too. She was miffed when we asked for a togo box like no one ever did that before. Anyway, the other servers were awesome. It seemed like there was old school staff that had been there forever and were just cranky and then the new, younger hires that were awesome. One even came over to me reading poolside and asked if I needed anything. He psychically knew I needed some white wine. There are only two restaurants in the town and the only one serving breakfast was at the hotel. We did find an ice cream parlor and also drove over to Marble to hit up Slow Groovin' BBQ (see review). Ah, and there is no cell service in the town of Redstone or surrounding towns like Marble or the "ghost town" of Crystal. So, be careful hiking and make sure you mark your path. The town of Redstone has a free WIFI that you can get a password to if you are a guest in any of their establishments. The signal is strong near the center of town and gets weaker as you go out but you can get a couple bars strong still at the Redstone Inn. I would have been disappointed had we paid anything near full price for our stay. For what we paid, 4 stars. read more

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We spent a night in the clock tower on our way south. Not a luxury room, nor were we expecting that, but it was a lot of fun. Had both dinner and breakfast there and it was very good. I had a flat iron steak and the fiancé had something else, they were both great. Definitely a fun somewhat off the beaten path place! read more

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Drove to Redstone on a side trip to Denver to catch the plane back home. Neat, interesting little town. Decided on the inn to eat. Great meal! I had the salmon and mom had fish tacos. Both were wonderful. It was, for me, probably the best meal I had while we were visiting Aspen during the John Denver Celebration. Great mountain ambience along with a historic inn. We hope we can return. read more

I was there over the 8/18-8/20 weekend for a friends wedding-- I am a local and have had the opportunity to stop in for a drink or dinner, always lovely. However, this particular weekend I found the hotel staff was UNCARING-UNSUPPORTIVE-EXTREMELY SHORT AND RUDE. The front desk agent that check us in Friday was so rude and had the worst attitude. The bartenders were so-so as they also seemed to not care- the room we checked in #128 was a connecting room- it one big bed and a chair. We had brought our dog and the front desk clerk was annoyed by that, placed us in a crap room and was going to charge us $40.00 a NIGHT for the pet. I told her the website said "$20.00"... she needs to know the charges because that's outrageous. I didn't appreciate this stay as the workers were so unaccommodating and NOT FRIENDLY at all. All front desk agents need to better attitudes and be more helpful... what an awful stay. read more

As good as it gets. The Inn is terrific and the people working there could not have been more pleasant to be around. Amber at the front desk was exceeding kind and accommodating, Nicole and Daniel in the bar / grill were pleasant and helpful. They were also good company and conversationalists on a slow night. The food was outstanding, especially the onion soup. Breakfast on the weekend was terrific. When in Redstone, get the Redstone omelet, you won't be disappointed. A final shout out to Cheri at the front desk. We'll definitely be returning. read more

My sister lives in Glenwood Springs, and I have stopped here with her for lunch a few times. The building is a historic treasure-- well maintained and cute as a button. The dining room is well-appointed. Service is fantastic. On my most recent visit Labor Day weekend, the food was tasty as always. With my food sensitivities, however, Redstone Inn was not a good choice for me. I am pretty sure I had a bad reaction to the corn chips in the nachos, as GMO corn gives me a terrible headache. read more

This is a nice, historic building in a quaint mountain town. I stayed in a "terrace room", which was on the ground floor in the back. Unlike some of the other rooms, this one was pretty big, with a little kitchenette. The size and location of the room were great. However, the room was exceptionally hot at night. There was no air conditioning, which should have been fine, but there was absolutely no way to circulate the air. A ceiling fan would have been nice to help with that. Another small detail was that the faucet in the bathroom needed replacing. If you turned up the water too high, it sprayed everywhere. I would stay here again, but probably request another room or make sure there is a ceiling fan. read more

We came to the Redstone Inn after discovering a good deal on Groupon on a long weekend we took for vacation. I am so glad that the fates were with us. The history of the Inn just makes it a cool place to stay inherently. You should make the time to take the Redstone Castle Tour while you are in town or at least read up on the town before you arrive. The building and grounds are lovely as you drive up. It is really a beautiful building inside and out. The decor feels really authentic and true to the buildings roots. But is very clean, comfortable and you will definitely feel at home. The bed is comfy and the furniture invites you to unpack and make yourself at home. The bathroom was nothing spectacular but certainly clean, functional and modernized for the age of the building. We also enjoyed the game room, and a dip in the hot tub before walking around the grounds along a creek. We also spent time in the sitting room with a fire going in the fireplace - very peaceful. The wifi is a bit spotty but it is free, and frankly I liked that as we were trying to unplug and really enjoy some time away. But most of all the chef is a genius. We ate almost every meal at the grill and it was honestly some of the best food I have ever tasted. Everything we had was phenomenal - you can't go wrong with the menu. Every person we encountered from the front desk, to the bartender and waitstaff at the grill were friendly, helpful and genuinely nice to talk to. They were very accommodating and seemed to be happy to be there and I would assume well taken care of. read more

Stopped by to eat after a day hiking and was very disappointed with the food. The "shaved" ribeye was nothing more than rubbery frozen Philly steak and the Parmesan garlic fries looked identical to the regular fries except for a tiny sprinkling of cheese and a $2.95 price difference!!! When a member of our party asked for his sandwich in a hoagie roll instead of bread the server said " we don't have those" until it was pointed out that they were on the menu!!! The salmon tasted like it was straight out of a can. It is a beautiful restaurant and we frequent this area regularly however we will not be eating here again!!!! read more

We booked a couple nights because rates were really low. The hotel is old and super creepy at night. We checked in at like 10:30pm so our first impression left us creeped out. The rooms are very small and could use some updates, the water pressure in the shower was bad, floors and doors creek, the heater is an old radiator that makes creepy noises. However once you're past that, it is a comfortable stay. Everything seemed clean, the food in the restaurant was decent. Plus the town/scenery/landscape is awesome and worth seeing. It is advertised that it has Wi-Fi, it is baaaaad, plus no cell service. So plan for that too. read more

We ate at the Redstone Inn this weekend. Twice. Stopped in for dinner then returned for breakfast. Had I known more about this place when I booked our rooms (at another establishment), we would have stayed here as well. Next time. Very friendly staff. Good food, reasonably priced. The neat thing about the food is it all has a healthy twist with emphasis on locally grown products. They also work hard to be eco friendly. Very successful all around. If you are in the area, I highly recommend stopping in. read more

Just spent 2 nights here. Lovely hotel. The staff was exceptional. Always friendly and helpful. We ate both breakfast and dinner in the grill. The food was great! Try the Brie appetizer, the Centennial salad or the Salmon with forest mushroom black and white quinoa all were exceptional. read more

We held our wedding and reception at Redstone Inn and absolutely loved our experience. We lived a plane ride away, and Sarah (Redstone Inn's wedding coordinator) made everything easy. From the ease of choosing (and tasting!) a menu, to the included linens/cutlery/etc., the process of planning the event was so easy. Our guests raved about the food and the atmosphere - while the wedding area doesn't look like much in the winter, in the Fall it's bursting with color. Highly recommend! read more

Went for Sunday brunch - very disappointing. Was told the only option was the buffet which was very limited, and the food was cold! I think the food might have been ok if it were heated. We were very disappointed when our waitress recommended another group order off of the menu. I wish she would have afforded us that option. The atmosphere is cool- antique hunter cowboy theme. If they offered Mimosas and beefed up their "brunch" it would be an awesome place to go on a Sunday. It's a shame they don't put more thought into it. read more

Quaint little inn off the beaten path. Clean room, friendly staff, welcoming atmosphere. Fun experience with a great breakfast. Very small rooms but adds to the authentic experience of an old mountain inn. read more