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

This place exceeded my expectations. We stayed upstairs where the room was very clean, cozy and warm. The bed was so comfy and the sheets were nice. We loved the little heater furnace. The innkeeper was a total gem. Incredible location, affordable and so worth every penny. We'd happily stay again and again and couldn't be more happier. read more

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Great little gem just a few minutes from downtown. We were greeted warmly and were only one of a couple guests at the time. Very clean, quiet and comfy. We stayed upstairs where it was cozy and peaceful. The bed was superb! Highly recommend read more

Salida Hostel - Bed & Breakfast Near Me - Salida, Colorado

One word. 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 read more

Comfortable bed, surprisingly good coffee in the morning, easy walk to town along the river. Seems to have four private rooms upstairs and a bunk downstairs. I was there on a Wednesday night, wasn't too crowded, barely saw anyone until morning for coffee. I would stay again. read more

This is the place to stay in Salida! They were so warm and helpful. Our car broke down and they even gave us a jump! Couldn't have asked for a better stay with the unfortunate circumstances. Would definitely stay again!! Rooms are clean, warm, big enough and staff is very kind. WiFi works which is a huge plus. Parking is super easy and town is only like a 10 minute walk. read more

Awesome hostel that takes care of us hikers and bikers coming through town. Clean place, comfortable beds, laundry and coffee. If I ever return to Salida this is where I will stay. read more

We just stayed at this hostel the second time on Memorial Day weekend and it was even better than we remembered! This is a super clean, tastefully decorated and cozy house that you can feel at home! They took out a bunk bed from the bunk room, which made it more spacious and comfortable. There's plenty of clean towels for guests to use. The bedding is soft and very clean as well! Way to keep up with the German level of cleanliness as the staff calls it! It's pretty quite here at night and a simple yet satisfying breakfast is waiting for you in the morning. Well done and keep up the good work! Highly recommend this hostel when staying in Salida! read more

Super cozy, clean, comfortable, and managed by incredibly friendly staff - you get a *lot* for what you pay for here. My friend and I shared one of the private rooms with a king bed. It had its own little electric fireplace that we could control the heat from ourselves. Everything in the room was clean, the bed was very comfy, and the bathroom area clean. On the first floor is an adorable community kitchen with all the cooking supplies you'd need if you'd like to cook at "home." You're also given space within the refrigerator and the decor in the kitchen was clearly well thought out and beautifully aligned with the overall look and feel of the interior of the whole house. On top of that we had the pleasure of meeting Andrew (I believe that's his name - a young bearded fellow who was friendlier than ever). He and his wife live on and manage the property. Andrew was extremely helpful, courteous, and kind. Overall, we couldn't have asked for a better experience (and an affordable one at that!) while making a very last minute reservation and overnight stay in Salida, CO. read more

Charming, quiet, and impeccably clean. Setup in an older house just north of town, this little oasis is a wonderful stop. We opted for the private room with a comfortable firm mattress, cute tiled shower, and even a gas stove. Very much worth the modest price. read more

I had a great experience at this hostel. I would definitely stay there again if I'm in Salida, which I hope is soon. Pros: -Nice Building -Reasonable rates (~$30 with tax for a bunk) -Good Kitchen -Lots of common space Cons: -Mattress was a little thin -Not as close to town as other options read more

Couple things. 1. I had a panic attack while calling the Hostel to see if there was vacancy. I was having an issue with fraud and my bank- being informed that Uber had charged me with three separate charges and my money had gone missing. This, directly after my flight had landed and upon arrival to town was notified of it. (The OWNER-Karen's Husband) Tom, picked up the phone and his genuine kindness startled me after a bad experience at another Hostel in town. The man went so far as to come pick me up; and I'm not certain they do that for everyone so I don't know that it should be expected- I'd just like to commend that level of customer service. The following day and a half had been filled with anxiety and stress regarding the issue with my bank and I Irresponsibly had forgotten about check out time and left my belongings without making another reservation. It was my own mistake, and it caused confusion for the staff. That said, I went back to the Hostel to retrieve my belongings that evening after texting the manager twice to inform him of doing so. No one got back to me and I mostly expected my belongings to be on the porch. Which they were not. After waiting until 2 AM for a response, outside, and being terrified by two grown deer running through the yard (a common thing in Salida) I almost cried from the stress and remembered that I had the code on my phone for the door. I made the decision to charge my phone outside in the port and planned on sitting on the couch until daybreak then taking my bags, heading to the Library, notifying the Hostel of such because I also expected the place to have cameras and didn't want them to be startled/or feel disheartened. I also just wanted to with the separate but related issue and get my money back so I could make some reservations for the next few days. 2. I was so exhausted from all the stress and jet lag that I couldn't stay awake so I set my alarm for 6 and passed out on the couch. Well before 7 AM I was walking with my backpack and duffel, to make sure that I could get right to work when someone SCREAMED at me out of no where that I owed them money. I've lived as a city girl and am familiar with being bullied or cat called; and after the array of experiences had in this town was outright terrified that a random man was attempting to get me to climb into his truck, rape me, or accuse me of being a prostitute. It continued. He pulled over and threatened me without addressing really any reason or detail and then said "you slept on my couch" It registered that he was an employee of the Hostel and so I politely attempted to inform him that I knew the owner and he was not the owner; and I had a plan to reach out. He then threatened to call the cops. That's when I realized he was German(Austrian/Belgian) potentially? He was also a giant, in a big truck - and I am not. I'm little. The man was irate and I'm not entirely certain that he was irate with me or just terrified of potentially losing his job because of me because of simple unfamiliarity. I shook it off and made my way to the library to follow through with my plan of contacting the owner with a full explanation. -****As an individual with twenty years of experience in Hospitality- this was kind of a mess of a situation and I was feeling frustrated on levels because I can empathize with their position and wanted to clarify as such. ****- Of which, over the course of an hour I received series of (several) emails where my words were twisted and deflected back onto me to make it seem like I was some horrible human/witch through accusations and insults. He threatened me with charges, calling the police, and refused to acknowledge the way he spoke(screamed at) to me; making it impossible to have a rational conversation to discuss the issue. I received a call from the owner in the afternoon and she left me a voicemail, then texted me later in the day to inform me that I wasn't going to be charged for sleeping on the couch, but I wanted to inform/recompense them somehow for the genuine hospitality and was a little heartbroken for wanting to stay there again if ever - for whatever reason. Tom informed me upon check in that the Hostel was he and his wife's business after I commended the building. I'd also informed him of my entrepreneurial efforts (partly for why I was in town) and we shared our verbal expression of working in radio. That's when he mentioned that the Hostel was his wife's baby. I thought it a genuinely good thing and felt I'd stumbled into the Unicorn of Salida. My only dispute would be with the manager as a separate individual. He was projecting a great deal of his own emotional setbacks onto me as a human being in a different circumstance and had no right to humiliate me while I was walking on the sidewalk and could have chosen a better form of composure to communicate. read more

Very clean and organized. Owner and staff were really good people. I would recommend!