First, it's a Hostel! It has a community & collaborative vibe. People that stay love the outdoors…read moreand they are from all over the world. Eating a meal with someone you don't know is commonplace and very fun. You'll find out where they have been and what's next on their schedule. Great people here, there are several helpful hosts to show you around, point out the great food/ restaurants, hikes, maps and points of interest in this lovely town. If you've been in hostels you already know this; it's also a good place to cook your own food, share books and save some money. Rates are lower than hotels by 30-70%. If you add in being able to cook you own meals/ snacks there is another big savings. You can use the refrigerator and washer and dryer too. There are a variety of types accommodations, private rooms and bunkhouses (bunk beds), showers and toilets are down the hall. A hostel? Not everyone's thing... but this place is clean and friendly. I like talking to people from all over and I love the music from the LPs and yummy meals being cooked and food served on a variety of mismatched plates, bowls, and cups. LOL, it feels like a college dorm and I always learn something!

This is THE BEST Hostel in Salida, Colorado!!! Affordable,…read moreAccomadating For Special Needs and SUPER Friendly!

August 8, 2026 - Nathrop, CO…read more We stayed just one night in a premium creekside site, and what a lovely spot! Our site was literally right on the creek, with the sound of rushing water providing the perfect soundtrack. I would definitely stay here again, but only if I could snag a creekside site. The upper-level campsites aren't nearly as appealing (but I believe they have full hookups). They're right alongside Highway 285, so there's quite a bit of traffic noise. We could hear the highway from our creekside site, too, but fortunately, the sound of the rushing creek did a pretty good job of drowning it out. The staff was very nice and welcoming. For me, the creekside sites are definitely the way to go at this campground/RV park.

Great folks in the office even called me beforehand to set us up in a shadier site…read more Loved the creekside space and spotless restrooms. Bingo was a blast! A great campground as base camp to explore Salida and Buena Vista. We will return for sure.

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!

I think this is one of Colorado's newest hostels and the only one in Colorado Springs. It's super…read moreconveniently located--about 15 minutes from Garden of the Gods, Red Rock Canyon Open Space, and the free parking area for the Manitou Incline, 10 minutes away from the downtown area, and just 4 minutes away from the Pulpit Rock trailhead. All the staff are super nice and have great suggestions on things to do, places to go for adventures and/or food. It was initially a little hard to find because it's situated in between two dispensaries and a liquor store, but if you need any of that, you won't even need to walk very far. (They have a designated 420 area if you're into that.) Accommodations were clean, with ample outlets, hooks to hang stuff on (two per bunk), and large lockers. I stayed in a coed room with 6 beds adjoined to another coed room with 7 beds and only had issues one night with a guy who breathed (not even snored) loudly enough that he actually woke me up. (I say this only because I've slept through a generator exploding.) That being said, there are free earplugs at the front desk, and you can't control for the other tenants. I expect a little of this since it comes with hostel living, so it was fine. I still managed to climb the Manitou Incline, do two hikes in the Red Rock Canyon Open Space and re-climb Pulpit Rock the next day, so it didn't affect me too much! They also have female-only rooms (which is what I usually book, but I think they were out of those at the time that I booked), private rooms, and rooms to accommodate larger groups. (~$38-42/night) There's free breakfast in the morning (pretty simple with cereal, milk, bread, English muffins, peanut butter, butter, jam, honey, quick oats, coffee and tea), and cubbies for food--you can also store food/drinks in the fridge. There's also a common area with comfy couches/bean bags, books, movies, and board games + a patio area with hammocks, chairs, and a giant Jenga set. Free WiFi and parking on site (first-come, first-served). Bike rentals are free (I heard there was a trail nearby but I didn't end up going because I had too much other stuff planned). In terms of group activities... Monday - movie night Tuesday - tacos/beer night at nearby bar Wednesday - yoga Thursday - drum circle Friday - bonfire Saturday - trail/local cleanup/bbq Sunday - pancakes + local coffee I can only speak for Monday night through Thursday morning (aka the amount of time I stayed), but I had a great time! I'm especially a fan of hostels when I'm traveling alone since I get to meet other people who are also traveling and often end up getting to make friends with people all over the world. On the whole, everyone else I met was awesome, and we ended up all going out to a nearby bar on my last night here where we enjoyed burgers, drinks, beach volleyball, pool, and darts. Twas a good time, and I definitely hope to be back sometime!

Beautiful common areas that are super clean and easy to navigate alongside friendly, helpful,…read moreinteresting people make this place a true gem lodged in Colorado Springs, CO. Only stayed one night but I wish I could have stayed longer. The beds are neatly made and comfortable, I stayed in a private room and it was quiet and had great AC. Free breakfast too, it's great value for your money and an awesome way to support a local business.

This hostel was an incredibly positive experience! It is one of the cleanest I have ever been to…read more There are 12 beds total but space for a few tenters in the summer. There was a fully stocked kitchen (although the pan assortment is a little goofy). Lucky is incredibly welcoming and a solid dude. He lent me snowshoes and gave advice on which trails around fit my needs. There are grocery stores, shops, and even the local movie theater all within walking distance. During the summer, it seems like a hot spot for many thru-hikers. I would absolutely recommend this hostel to anyone.

This hostel has served us as an excellent reprieve from the Colorado Trail during our thru hike…read more The owner, Lucky is super friendly and a chill, laid back guy. The hostel is clean, and the others staying (mostly hikers) have been awesome to share a living space with. For those who prefer it, there are no private rooms just bunks, but that's not a problem for us. There's also no onsite laundry but there's a laundromat down the road and an RV park that's closer that advertises laundry even closer. There are multiple showers, two bathrooms- all of them being super clean. Wifi is available here as well. Plenty of places for grub and to look around while staying. The Country Market around the corner has anything you'd need. Lake City is a pretty charming little mining town and the Raven's Rest Hostel is an awesome place to stay on a budget. I'd definitely stay again and recommend it to anyone coming through!

I was what you might call a "day guest" desperately panning for wi-fi since our rental wi-fi went…read moreout and I had to teach a class online. I definitely made a good decision stepping inside on this 12 degree afternoon! Super welcoming, comfortable friendly environment and exactly what Alma needs. I have a feeling the future plans the owner has in the works will make this a destination for Alma residents and visitors! I would definitely return as an overnight guest, especially if I'm in town to ski!

I've stayed at Treeline Hostel 2x since it's opening in 2020. Max and his team have been great to…read moreme as a guest both times I've stayed at Treeline. Due to rising costs in Breck and the Bivvi becoming more popular with limited availability, I began to stay with Treeline Hostel when visiting Breck to snowboard. Treeline Hostel is in Alma, which is south of Breck over Hoosier Pass, accessible by the free Summit Stage Bus, so it's not necessary to rent a car if you are going to be at the resort for the day. There is a kitchen available so you aren't reliant on eating meals on restaurants every day, and if you don't have time/accessibility to visit a big box grocery, the Alma Market across the street has basics. I also enjoyed free coffee on my recent stay. The furnishings are suitable for a hostel environment and beds are basic but comfortable. Max the owner is hospitable and will chat you up to ask your opinion about the stay. He has plans and ideas to implement, it's neat to see him shape Treeline Hostel for the future. I also appreciated the free WIFI and noise machines in room, which helped me sleep at night.

This is a very homey and cozy hostel in Leadville. It looks like a cute cabin from the outside. I…read moreloved the common area with plenty of comfortable places to sit, and the kitchen was very well stocked. I didn't really partake in the social atmosphere as I was very tired, and the people there seemed older. It is certainly not a young person party hostel. However, my friend I came with previously came a year ago and made good friends. The main issue that my friend and I felt made our stay uncomfortable was the restrooms. They don't have stall doors for the toilets. They just have a flimsy curtain that you can't secure in place, which was super awkward and made me feel on edge every time I was in there. Their showers also don't have doors, but that is more acceptable. We stayed in an 8-bed mixed dorm, and it was comfortable. I really liked how they have full-size vertical lockers with keys that you can use for storage. When we checked in, they said one of us had to be on the bottom bunk and one on the top. It worked out for us, but if there are other beds available it doesn't seem fair if both people have a preference for a bottom bunk just because you are friends. People in hostels are usually solo travelers anyways and need to share a bunk bed combo with a stranger.

This hostel is your quintessential hostel. It's actually a HUGE place, I'm impressed how many…read morepeople it can hold. It has a big kitchen, big living room, big lawn, and big den downstairs with TV/couches and a ping pong table. It's clean-ish, pretty much your standard hostel. The showers were a pleasant surprise - quite clean actually on the ladies' side so that was a huge relief! The beds were simple bunks in the room I was in, and I was top bunk. Low ceiling so I couldn't sit all the way up but I could most way; i was also right by a water pipe so I could hear water running every time someone showered etc, but I stilled crashed from exhaustion/Im a heavy-ish sleeper. The room was a bit warm; with the window open it was way too cold so it was a wee bit stuffy but again nothing too bad. I slept fine overall, it was pretty decent as far as a hostel experience goes. Overall - if you're coming in late and leaving early for like 1 night (which I was), this hostel will serve your needs fine! But it is restrictive in how much you can move around/put your stuff in shared rooms so bear that in mind. Parking also interesting -- you can park along the south-west fences surrounding the place but when I came at 9p on a sat, there were no spots. I briefly parking across the street on Alder (to the west), but the folks who own the home came out and informed me i couldn't stay but COULD park by the stop sign across the street on 7th (to the south). The hostel said it was fine too, and I parked there overnight and nothing bad happened (ie towing). Overall: this place is fine for a short stay as far as I'm concerned! But you get what you pay for.

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

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.

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. :/

The hotel at the end of the street. It's so cute and the two I saw working the front desk are so…read morenice. I had a full room on the first/main floor. I heard the upstairs is more of a hostel situation. I dont know and didn't ask. The room I had was clean. It doesn't have AC, but there is a ceiling fan and another table fan if needed. Which I did use. Plenty of space and lights and mirrors. There's a free happy hour from 4:30pm - 7pm. Breakfast is included. Fresh berries for the win. Water, Lemonade, and cookies for mid-day snack. It's cute and cozy and very walkable to town. I felt safe, and would def go back and stay again.

'Clarisa' is condescending and mean seemingly to everyone i came with (for a work trip) for…read moreabsolutely no reason.. She's probably the reason the chlorine eats your skin in the heated pool Tom, on the other hand, is a sweetheart. And is very helpful and kind.