This is exactly what you want from a three star hotel! The…read moreprice was right, and the location was not too far from crested Butte for our spontaneous overnight. Stay to give us two full days of snowboarding on the mountain. We arrived around 7:30 PM, and Kiran at the desk (I'm so sorry if i spelled this wrong!) was so nice and friendly, even giving us recommendations of where to have dinner. Our room was conveniently located near the side door, enabling us to park right outside and carry in our heavy cooler and bags. The room was small, but comfortable, with a couch and coffee table to have our dinner on. The AC worked great, keeping us warm throughout the night at a perfect 71 degrees. Everything was clean and well kept, the showers water started out only lukewarm, but then got very hot, perfect after a full day on the slopes. Only about a five minute drive from Main Street, it was very easy for us to pick up some takeout and eat it in the room. Their DIRECTV has a ton of channels, although no streaming capabilities. Not many outlets to choose from in the room, but the bed was comfortable, and the pillows were too. We had a great stay here, it's exactly what we wanted and expected, the hot breakfast in the morning was a plus, with fresh pancakes, bagels, and egg patties, accompanied by cereal, yogurt, and coffee. Great for a quick meal before we went back to the mountain. Next time we are in crested Butte, we will be staying here again in Gunnison, not far away.

We reserved a standard room with 2 queen beds for my husband and myself…read more Our check-in experience. 1) No one at the front desk at 5:30 PM to give us our key. We took Wyndham's advice and did an online check-in supposedly to speed things up, but still had to wait over 10 minutes for someone to show up at the front desk. Furthermore, there was a gentleman waiting before we arrived. We both tried calling out (hollering) to get someone's attention to no avail. We then tried phoning the hotel. The phone rang (I was standing next to it), but we hung up after a dozen rings. Finally, someone showed up at the front desk, Kiran maybe(?), and provided us with a key. He had been in the office or perhaps living quarters adjacent to the front desk. There was no apology or explanation given as to his absence. 2) We were unaware there was no elevator until after we checked in. Even though our room was only on the second floor, given what we were carrying an elevator would've been nice. 3) For $250 a night for each of the two nights we stayed, we expect better. As for the room 1) The Keurig was nice, but unfortunately there were no K-Cups, so no coffee in the room. 2) The shampoo and conditioner dispensers were actually outside of the shower. Weird. 3) More annoying was the complete lack of shower gel. It's not that it was out, but there was not even a dispenser. I daresay, travelers are likely to make more use of shower gel than shampoo and conditioner. 4) There was a tissue dispenser, but no tissue. 5) The toilet seat was loose. 6) There is one USB port provided, unfortunately it is a 1A port! What only needs 1A these days? 7) For $250 a night for each of the two nights we stayed, we expect better. Breakfast - two opportunities for breakfast Sunday ‐ we went down to breakfast around 8 1) The offerings are scant. For a hot breakfast there were small egg patties, sausage patties, and pancakes. That's it. We know a "light" breakfast is included, but this is really light. 2) Cereal was also offered, but there was no milk! 3) Bagels were provided, but no bread for toast. Monday - we went down to breakfast at 7:30 (and we thought Sunday's offerings were scant) 1) NO COFFEE, just hot water. AND, there was no one available to help. 2) A half dozen egg patties and about a half dozen pancakes were provided. No sausage or any other meat was provided,. 3) No bagels or bread, but there were a few (8?) mini-muffins. 4) Cereal was provided, but again no milk. 5) For $250 a night for each of the two nights we stayed, we expect better. With complete confidence, we can say we will not consider staying at Days Inn in Gunnison. Furthermore, Days Inn at any location will be the very last place we EVER consider staying. For $250 ($283 with the added fees) a night for each of the two nights we stayed, we expect better.

Our recent visit to this Holiday Inn was a mixed bag. Our room was spacious, clean, and fairly well…read moremaintained, although the Keurig coffee maker was broken. The breakfast area was clean, with a wide variety of items available, although the pancake maker was broken. While I often stay at Holiday Inn Express, the level of service here was dubious. It's been 12 hours since I checked out, and still haven't received any emailed receipt or summary.

Stayed 2 nights here, easy check in and very clean property. We had a king suite room which had a…read morenice lounging area with a sofa, refrigerator, microwave and work desk area. Big indoor pool, well equipped exercise room. Very dog friendly and nice big grassy areas in the back to walk your dog. I would have given 5 stars but they were having problems with getting the eggs and bacon out which meant no hot items unless you wanted oatmeal or pancakes.

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.

This hostel is THE BEST. I had to get off the Colorado Trail unexpectedly due to an injury and…read morespent 3 nights here in late August 2021. The common area is really nice and cozy - couches, Netflix, books, etc - the bunkrooms & bathrooms are immaculately clean, and the prices are sooooo reasonable. After two nights in the bunkroom, I switched to the private room (once it became available), which was definitely worth it. The vibe during my staff was kind of "do your own thing", which was perfect. The outside areas were exactly what I needed - a ton of grass, some hammocks, etc. Location is great for Gunnison. We spent the few days walking around town, using computers at the local library, getting snacks at the supermarket, eating breakfast and dinner at local restaurants. Super walkable location. Very quiet and safe. Would 1000000000% recommend to anyone in the area!

Clean, neat, comfortable bed, everything was great. Owners were from the area. Real breakfast.read more

On our way to Telluride, we were looking for a hotel to stay at. The reviews were good for the…read moreAlpine Inn, so we decided to try it. The front desk clerk was very friendly, the room was super clean, the wifi wasn't slow, the bed was comfy, their breakfast was good (waffles, sausage egg biscuits, yogurt, oatmeal, bagels, toast, danishes, muffins etc.) and the hot water in the shower stayed constant. My only complaint was the heater/air unit. It was either really cold or hot. But overall this wasn't a big deal. We liked it so much we decided to stay here again on our return drive from Telluride to Denver.

A Shining Light in Gunnison - Truly Exceptional Stay!…read more Our stay at the Inn at Tomichi Village was the absolute highlights of our trip and a wonderful end to an otherwise difficult week. After a terrible five-night experience at another local hotel (the Comfort Inn, where our room was never cleaned, vacuumed, or reset), relocating here felt like night and day. We only wish we had booked our entire stay here from the very beginning. The property and rooms are fantastic. Our upstairs room was incredibly clean, comfortable, and well-maintained with daily housekeeping. Outside, the views of the Gunnison landscape are absolutely spectacular. The service we experienced was outstanding. Everyone we encountered was competent, proactive, and exceptionally kind. A staff member warmly greeted every single person who entered the common area. The breakfast deserves its own special praise. It is fresh, delicious, and beautifully prepared. They offer an amazing spread, including eggs, fruit, yogurt, cereals, juices, coffee, fresh baked goods, cinnamon raisin bread, and excellent homemade muffins. There was even a delicious, flaky, sticky nut pastry reminiscent of baklava that we loved. Our only regret is that we missed the second day's breakfast due to catching an early flight. The Inn at Tomichi Village is a true gem, and we cannot thank the staff enough for their hospitality. If we ever find ourselves in the Gunnison area again, we will be sure to book this location!

Great hotel. Room was clean, bed was comfortable. Would stay again. Loved the green area in center…read moreof hotel. Great area to hang out with friends and family. BBQ, fire pit, and games. Peaceful area to relax after long day hiking or off roading.

Our family has been going to RRR for 35 years. I highly recommend this resort for families and…read morefishermen. Super clean, comfortable and the grounds are a great hangout. Very quiet and relaxing place with friendly owners and staff. If you don't like this place then the problem is most likely you.

I stayed at the Rockey River Resort this July for the first time and I loved it! It is a great…read moreplace with a very friendly environment and prime river access for those of you who like to fish. Not only were the cabins very clean and comfortable, but the owners (Dani and Rob) were readily available to let us know what was going on in the area during our stay. They told us about some free concerts and pointed us toward some great hikes. I would definitely recommend it!

I booked this hotel through Expedia and had one of the worst hotel experiences I've ever had…read more From the moment we arrived, the room smelled musty and moldy. The carpets throughout the hotel were stained, and the property felt dirty and poorly maintained. The shampoo dispenser in our shower was broken and hanging off the wall, and the ice machine appeared unsanitary. Even in the dry climate of Gunnison, Colorado, the towels provided each day felt damp. We also had to ask for laundry bags, retrieve our own toilet paper, and repeatedly found the room inadequately stocked with soap and other basic toiletries. Housekeeping was extremely limited. We were told that the standard service is only to replace towels and empty trash unless guests specifically request that the beds be made. We had to ask just to have our beds made. During our five-day stay, the hallway outside our room was vacuumed only once because they were "short staffed." Our room was only vacuumed after we asked. The linens also had multiple brown stains when we arrived. Concerned that they might be signs of bed bugs, I asked a staff member to come to the room and inspect them. They assured me the stains were caused by their washing machine and that the hotel did not have a bed bug problem. While I appreciated that they addressed my concern, stained linens are unacceptable in any hotel and only added to the impression that cleanliness and maintenance were not priorities. Breakfast quality depended entirely on who was working. One breakfast employee was exceptional - hardworking, organized, and kept everything running smoothly. She was the only bright spot during our stay. Unfortunately, when she wasn't working, the experience was completely different. The eggs were burned, and we found a hair cooked into the cheese on the eggs. That breakfast attendant sat on her phone at a table while there were dirty tables that needed to be cleaned up and also permitted someone to enter the kitchen coughing and sneezing around the food preparation area. This was completely unacceptable. Customer service was virtually nonexistent throughout our stay. Staff showed little interest in addressing concerns, and every request felt like an inconvenience. Even when the vending machine took our money without dispensing the item or returning our change, the front desk's initial response was that it wasn't their responsibility because the machine was owned by an outside vendor. Only after discussing the issue further did the employee agree to refund the $2.25. While I appreciated that it was ultimately resolved, this should have been an immediate customer service gesture rather than something that required debate over such a small amount. The most frustrating part came at the end of our stay. I became ill, experienced significant breathing difficulties, and was hospitalized, forcing us to check out early. Despite everything we had experienced - the condition of the hotel, the poor service, and a documented medical emergency - the hotel still insisted on charging us for an additional night's stay, claiming it was their standard policy. Attempting to resolve the issue only added to the frustration. The front desk initially told us that, because we had booked through Expedia, any refund had to be handled by Expedia. However, when we contacted Expedia, they informed us that the hotel first had to authorize the refund. When we relayed that information back to the hotel, the explanation changed: this time they acknowledged that they had to approve the refund but said it would still be processed through Expedia. We were then told the manager was unavailable and could not be reached until after 3:30 p.m. that day. After calling back after 3:30, we were informed that the manager would not actually be available until 7:30 the following morning. The constant runaround and shifting explanations made an already stressful situation even more difficult. When I finally reached the manager, Hanna, she told me she had notes from the owner stating that they would be enforcing the cancellation policy and charging us for an additional night's stay despite the circumstances. I asked if she could speak with the owner again or if I could speak with him directly. Her response was, "I CAN SPEAK WITH HIM AGAIN, BUT HE IS NOT GOING TO BE HAPPY." Given that we were dealing with a documented medical emergency and an early departure caused by hospitalization, this response came across as dismissive and lacking compassion. After relocating to another hotel in the Gunnison area, our breathing improved significantly, further reinforcing our concerns about the air quality and condition of our original room. I cannot recommend this hotel. Based on our experience, this property suffers from inconsistent housekeeping, deferred maintenance, poor customer service, and management that was unwilling to show flexibility even during a documented medical emergency.

Very nice room as we passed thru on Long trip, Excellent location near gas and walking distance to…read moreat least 3 places to eat. Clean no smoke smell. Very good breakfast included. nice indoor pool. 3 stories talll and no street noise heard. Taking a group back soon and manager super nice and did a nice group rate also. Way to go Comfort Inn Gunnison.

Overall, nice, relatively clean room (however, our room did have a "Fruit-Loop" lying on the floor…read morethat we noticed during our late night check-in.) Also, we had some mosquitos in the room, which is never a good thing. Not really priced appropriately, given the limited "grab and go" amenities (breakfast provided, but not robust. Didn't have juices available, no toast opportunities, etc.)

Fresh remodel and right on a quiet golf course. Back from the street enough to be quiet. We stayed…read morean extra night because it is sooo comfortable here. What a relief to find a super clean and quiet suite.

The own behavior on our visit this July was awful. Upon arrival our refrigerator was not working…read more After inspecting it her response was "you don't know how to stack a refrigerator. And did nothing else. While in the our cabin she stated "you bring too much with you" referring to our personal items. On the morning of checking out I asked her if I could have a late check out instead of a 10:00 check out asked for an 11:00. She gave me a 10:30 and we agreed. We were out of the cabin at 10:10. We were out at 10:10. When I went to pay our bill she thru a fit saying "she is charging a late fee as our check out was at 10:00". She also stated that to other in our group. Stayed there for 4 nights. If I could do a minus 5 I would. Worst experience I had.

Such a nice quiet place to stay. The kitchenette is a plus. This was our second visit to Island…read moreAcres and we will go back. This place is very clean. We slept well in the nice king bed. I think having an adjustable shower head, for height, would be a nice addition.

Wonderful souls w great customer service operate this classic gem from the Route 66 style travel…read moredays. Lucky for you it's located in arguably the best town in Colorado. Don't tell others. It's what you want as a road weary traveler w mixed needs. Hot showers w great pressure. Very clean establishment w clean fresh sheets and good towels. Very comply nice beds from my experience. Clean safe well monitored parking area. Great access to nearby needs. One of the best cafes in town just 100 ft walk away. Best motel in town for sure. Rochauck is a great guy and hard worker. Thnx buddy

Look, it's no ritz Carlton but I am not mad. The front desk man was simply wonderful, the rooms are…read moreclean and we feel safe. Will definitely stay here again if back in Gunnison!