The manager Kathrine Goodman is a complete liar. Look at the footprints on the door--they are deep…read moreand clear. How can she call violent kicking 'knocking on the wrong door'? She twisted the truth by labeling a victim--who was defending his rights under Colorado Revised Statutes § 18-1-704.5 and demanding to call the police--as an 'aggressor,' while shamelessly describing the hoodie-wearing trespassers as 'victim teenager guests.' This is a total fabrication. She bullied real customer as a foreigner who didn't know local laws. After proactively offering IHG points as compensation, she later refused confirmed guests' second stay at check-in, and even called the police as a form of harassment, which severely disrupted travel plans.

My husband and I stayed at this Indigo hotel when skiing in Copper, and we loved it…read more Our King room was very spacious, and I liked the attention to details in the design, with interesting furniture, floors, art. I also enjoyed the Nespresso machine. It's so nice to be in a room that doesn't look like most of the corporate ones, bland and soulless. The free parking across the street is convenient, and the smores each day from 5pm to 7pm are a lovely touch. There is a restaurant on site, Kucu Bistro, which offers Southwestern cuisine. The atmosphere is pleasant, and if we didn't stay there for dinner, we enjoyed our drinks the bar. This boutique hotel is a great option for us when skiing in the area, and we plan on going back next time!

My husband and I really enjoyed our recent stay at the Pad. Although it's technically a hostel with…read moredorms, our experience felt much more like hotel, as we had booked a private room with its own bathroom. The room was comfortable, with a coffee machine and a fridge, not huge but spacious enough for two. We didn't get to see the dorms (you need a key to access those sections of the building), which is reassuring from a safety perspective. I especially loved the atmosphere with plenty of seating areas, a large bar (live music during our visit), beautiful views, a great location by the Blue River, outdoor spaces, and very friendly staff. There is no restaurant on-site but guests can use the communal kitchen, which we did for breakfast. I really appreciated the sense of community they created. It's definitely not your typical hostel, more of a boutique hotel/hostel. We'll certainly return next time we are in the area!

I liked the cold Coors Light for $5/pint. A little high for happiness during 3pm. The stiff…read morebartender didn't seem interested in haggling, so I didn't try. Instead I enjoyed the very comfortable seats, clean toilets, and AC, a rarity in Colorado bars, and almost unheard of in Silverthorne

Wonderful experience staying here! The location was easy to locate and conveniently located across…read morethe street from a surgical center/hospital. Check in was a breeze as the team reached out ahead of our arrival to confirm when we'd get there. With their app I could even store my room key for a digital entry (sans physical key card). How good! The exterior parking lot is small tho they do offer underground parking. The fee to park per night was $15 - which was a non negotiable since I was there with someone for their surgery. The room was spacious and very clean. Restroom/shower were also easily accessible. We had a small kitchenette with everything we needed to enjoy a snack or little meal prepared in the room. The fridge was spacious and we were able to stock up on fresh and nutritious bites at the nearby city market. Breakfast buffet was awesome and available for a few hours. While I usually opted for the oatmeal and fresh fruit and hard boiled eggs they offered so much more. DIY breakfast burritos with sausage, potatoes, scrambled eggs, cheese and various salsas. Not to mention toast, bagels, cereals, yogurt, coffee, juice, tea, etc. With your key card/digital access card you can enjoy their gym. Sparkling and clean with various cardio and weight equipment. I went down very early in the morning and someone was already there getting their sweat on. The hotel also has wheel chairs for use on site. Super helpful to get someone in the elevator and back up to the room after surgery. Overall great stay & interactions with staff who went above and beyond to make sure we're were comfortable and had everything we needed. Look forward to staying again and trying out their restaurant.

Homewood Suites welcomed my mother in law for one day. They were very accommodating as she was…read moreinsisting to be on the first floor. The Suite was modern, clean and functional kitchenette . She also enjoyed a copious free breakfast. You can all enjoy access to the Hilton's benefits such as Digital Check-In and Digital Key, using Points, exclusive discounts and free Wi-Fi. So, often an attractive value.

Nice resting hotel to get a good night sleep in between skiing at the resorts. Nothing fancy but…read moreclean well kept facilities with a decent breakfast in the morning to get you going. They had oatmeal, french toast sticks, eggs, sausage, orange juice and coffee. The beds were comfy and the rooms are very spacious. The showers had nice pressure and hot water. We also made use of the hot tub but it was super hot so we didn't stay in too long. We stayed in prime ski day so it was more expensive than their normal pricing but that's expected. Overall a good stay.

The location was perfect for an overnight on our drive to Moab, Utah from Denver. It is located off…read moreI-70 next to shopping and restaurants area. After checking in, our party of four walked to the shops and restaurants under perfect weather. Our room was recently remodeled. The carpet and furniture were in good shape. Mattresses were too soft for my taste, but were fine for the rest of the party. In room refrigerator was working fine and the free wifi was strong. Free breakfast was the Hampton usual, not bad. Employees were friendly and helpful. I paid around $225 for the night which was fine for the location.

My home away from home! Across the street from Lake Dillon…read moreand The Dillon Amphitheater. Very comfortable.

Great location, facing the beautiful lake Dillon, only 15 minutes away from Loveland ski area. We…read moreloved the lodge-style rooms. Our room was downstairs in building 2, which is the same building as the hot tub & sauna, just behind the office/breakfast room in building 1. Having the room directly open to the parking lot made it easier to get our winter sport gears in & out of the car. It was also nice to have the view of the lake through the window & when you walk out the door. Now, the accommodations. Coffee, tea, & granola bars were always available in the office, next to the reception desk - loved this! Breakfast options were 2 hot items (eggs & sausage/bacon), individually-packaged pastries, breads, peanut butter & jelly, oatmeal, yogurt, 3 types of fresh fruits, coffee, juices, milk, & nondairy milk. Loved that they had uncrustables in the pastry box. The room was spacious, with a kitchenette, medium sized fridge, wine opener, bottle opener, plates, cups, eating utensils, a baking pan, basic utensils & pots/pans for simple cooking & baking. It was nice to make & enjoy a quick warm meal in the comfort of your room after a day of skiing/snowboarding. There is a City Market grocery store (Kroger family store) less than 5 minutes away drive, past traffic lights. There are many stores & restaurants within 5-minute drive. The room pricing was reasonable for the provided amenities. We would definitely come here again.

Had a short 1-night stay here at the Comfort Suites and it was mediocre…read more The check in process was weird to say the least. The receptionist was on the reserved side and very soft spoken. When giving her the name our booking was under, she informed us that the King Bed Suite we reserved was not available due to a leak and she would be putting us in a Queen Bed instead. When my husband asked if there was a price difference for the room she confirmed that it was cheaper, but made no offer to change the charge. Further prompting her, he asked if she could apply the new lower price to our booking since we were not getting what we paid for originally. All of a sudden, she hesitated, looked like she had been caught in a lie and then said in barely above a whisper "okay, I will give you a King room" and handed us our keys. This was extremely odd and we were very confused as to what just happened and why we were trying to be pushed into a Queen room instead of a King without a fair price adjustment when they did indeed have an available room. The interaction unfortunately gave us a weird sense that something shady just occurred. The poor star rating is mainly due to this unfortunate interaction. As we went to our room, there was an unpleasant mildew odor from the elevator to halfway down the hallways - assuming this is from the supposed leak problem they were dealing with. It thankfully did not reach our room. The room was standard and clean with lots of lights and a good view of the parking lot with mountains in the background. Personally, we like being able to have an eye on our car and a scenic view so this was perfect. The bed was comfortable, the carpet was on the thinner side, the bathroom came with a very limited amount of amenities (2 bars of soap, shampoo and conditioner), microwave needed to be plugged in and the coffee maker came with 2 year old expired packets. The room is not equipped to do anything more than microwave a snack or refrigerate leftovers. There are lots of good dining options around the local area either within walking distance or a short drive away. The max rate this Comfort Suites states they can charge is $999/night, which, if they weren't located in a great place to get to the ski slopes, is honestly pretty ridiculous for such an average stay. Overall, it's fine for what it is, but don't expect much. We didn't stop to have the included breakfast in the morning as we were ready to get out of there, but they do have a large dining area for you to eat your meal there.

This is a clean, safe, no-frills hotel for people on a budget like me. I've stayed here a few times…read moreand keep coming back. A special shout out to James (the manager?) who went the extra mile to help me when my phone broke. Thank you, James!

The lady at the desk treated us like family. She helped us into the room and was so kind. We really…read moreneeded that kindness after the day we had. The place is not as modern as some but very comfortable. I would choose this place over a big name place again! Thank you for your kindness.

Silver Inn is a decent place for a one night, somewhat affordable stay. But 4 stars out of 5? Not…read moreeven close. Our room was clean, of reasonable size and bare bones. Comfort-wise, the beds are okay but plan on spending any relaxation time on them. There are two straight-back wooden desk chairs that offer no comfort whatsoever. Electrical wiring is NOT up to code. (See photo) Silver Inn is a place to crash and not a place to relax and enjoy any amenities. It's perfectly okay as a pit stop on the way from point A to B. COVID NOTE: No hot tub and no breakfast.

We have stayed twice now, the first time there was no toilet paper and the rooms were dirty but we…read morefigured you get what you pay for. This time we arrived and the towels had old mascara and makeup on them, there was visible mold in the fridge, and we made an extra stop to Walmart to by Clorox wipes and lysol spray . The pillow cases had visible dried blood on them , so we bought new pillows as well. We will not be staying again, simple vacuum, wiping and laundering of basic needs would be a start. The Health department should be notified.

I never write Yelp reviews but I feel I need to on this for whoever may be reading. I showed up…read more4:30am March 15 on a motorcycle freezing my face off. As soon as I got off my bike to ask for a room the owner was already there in my face threatening to call the cops. I then put my hands in the air and said whoa sir I would just like to see if a room is available and all he said was no and kept threatening to call police. I took of my helmet completely (thinking this would put him at more ease) and he ran inside and called the cops on me. I would never stay in this place. I would never support a business like this. This is a family friendly ski town and this owner is an absolute prick. For your own sake don't even consider this place an option. Pay more somewhere else for cleanliness and at least a chance of hospitality. If I could give no stars I would.

The check in process was smooth, staff is polite and rooms are well maintained. Great view of the…read moremountains from the hotel. There are quite a few decent restaurants nearby (around 5-7 minutes drive). The pool and spa area are a little dated. Daily breakfast was ok - mostly cereal, waffle and eggs. Unlimited coffee and filtered water are available near the front desk. Overnight parking is complimentary in the private lot.

We stayed at the Quality Inn & Suites that was conveniently located in the heart of Silverthorne,…read moreright off the 70. Our room was clean and had all the basic necessities, and we had a comfortable stay. They also offer a nice spread of complimentary hot breakfast. We were able to find a nice dinner spot right around from our hotel, which was super convenient. There seem to be many options since it was a bustling area. There was plenty of parking in their lot. +clean rooms +offers complimentary hot breakfast +plenty of parking in lot

Very clean and quiet local hotel. Just a block from the reservoir bike loop (18 miles) and marina…read morewith power boat and self-propelled rentals. Proprietor was very welcoming! Only negative was that the pool wasn't open yet.

This place is disgusting! The room smells, the wallpaper is peeling, the baseboards have fallen…read moreoff, the carpet is gross, and there is a little black hair in the tub. AND, we were charged $277 for one night! Run away! Run far, far away!