Our stay was negatively impacted by repeated poor customer service from the bar hostess. On our…read morefirst day, we specifically asked the receptionist whether we could bring our own drinks to the sitting area, and we were told that it was allowed. Based on that information, we felt comfortable doing so during our stay. By our third day, she began putting up signs and continued to harass us, stating, "This is the last time I will tell you," even though we had already explained that we were acting based on guidance from the front desk. What made this especially uncomfortable was that we felt singled out, and the repeated confrontations came across as targeted and discriminatory, raising serious concerns about possible racial bias. Clear communication between staff and respectful treatment of guests are essential. Unfortunately, this ongoing behavior overshadowed our experience and reflects poorly on the hotel's customer service standards. I hope management addresses both the inconsistency in policy communication and the lack of professionalism shown.

I've been here on two different visits now and the drinks are so beautiful and well crafted! They…read morealso have some excellent NA options. But the food was also phenomenal! Lots of great sides or mains here. I especially loved the artichoke dip and crispy little bread that went with it! You can hang out in the swanky little bar area with a piano in the room and perfect lighting and just a whole vibe. Or you can enjoy it in their dining room. We did one of each from 2 seperate visits (me and my friend Danielle). It was one of our favorite things we did on both trips. So much history and art and just amazing service awesome people working here that really care about their craft!

First, the area is not great. The place looks like it used to be an old trailer park and it's not…read morewell maintained. Second, it is cute inside...not alot of room of course but if you are a young couple or very athletic you would do well. We are both 76 years old and climbing a straight up ladder up and down to a loft was difficult to say the least. Using the bathroom at night was scary on the ladder! The loft has a mattress on the floor which to us was not comfortable. Very firm but I guess that's because it was on a floor. Hit my head six times! As I said it's very cute inside and everything you need is supplied for you kitchen wise. Plus a good sized refrigerator.

The location is great but the area around the homes is gross. Also, not enough towels, soap, etc…read more The prices are now DOUBLE what they used to be. Way too $$$.

We generally don't do motel reviews but based on an interesting conversation with the owner, Jeff,…read moreI thought this review would be in order and maybe help others coming to Leadville. Like others have said, the Alps is comfortable and includes the amenities that most people want. It certainly is cheaper than most other Leadville motels and a good value. It isn't large enough to have a breakfast and that helps keep the prices down. When full, the parking can be tight but not really a problem unless you are pulling an ATV trailer. Watch the water temperature, Jeff makes sure the water is hot for the cold Leadville winters. We will stay here again.

I stayed here for the better part of two weeks back in May 2002 when the Colorado LP held their…read moremeeting at the nearby mining museum. Though I had originally intended to only stay for about five days the breakdown of my car stranded me there for the better part of two weeks. This hotel is probably one of the best in the mountain top town of Leadville which is located just off of HWY 24S. about 70 miles southwest of Denver. The rooms are nicely furnished, equipped with small fridges and microwaves and are very reasonably priced. The owners were on vacation during my time there but the former owners who were holding down the fort were extremely personable and helpful during that most trying of weeks on the road. Located at the edge of a town which stands at 10,430 feet elevation, the motel offers a scenic view of the nearby snow covered mountain peaks.

Overpriced with Super8 type of room!!! I came to Leadville for the trail marathon and stayed for 3…read morenights, my room was on the other building, not the main building where you check in at. The Bad: Shower head was NASTY!!! The fan in the bathroom was loud and dirty No AC/Heater (but the front desk did provide me with a portable heater) The window screen was broken and have holes on it. The WiFi was off and on Their cable TV sucks, I couldn't able to change to another channel using their remote. The Good: Their breakfast and the dinning area was awesome!! It's looks like they have a Super8 type of room but the breakfast looks like a Hilton because they have everything from waffle maker, cereals, bagels, hard boiled eggs, banana, coffee, juice, etc.... They have plenty of table to seat, there are some beautiful pictures hanging on the wall and a TV. Pretty nice area to enjoy your breakfast. Their housekeeping was pretty good too!! Normally I don't like people making my bed but after running the trail marathon and come back to my room with my bed nicely made and everything was organized, I was impressed. Their bed is firm, very comfy, the pillows were ok, sheets and cover are clean. The hot shower feels amazing after being on the trail all day!! JUST BRING YOUR OWN SHOWER HEAD!!!! Overall if you just want a place to shower and crash after a day of activities exploring the town or mountain biking or hiking the trail, this place is for you.

Good clean rooms and what you'd expect in Leadville. Nothing fancy but comfortable. Decent…read morebreakfast bar included.

Super 8 hotel? More like super 8 spa and resort. Who needs a thermostat in the room? It's the…read moreperfect temperature already. Beautiful Ice even formed on the inside of the window overnight. We were pleasantly surprised by the wetbar with microwave and refrigerator in the suit. Our suite adjoined the dinning hall where breakfast began with vigor at 5:30 am. We could hear the excitement by the other patrons. The rustic floors sleek letting you know where the people above you are at at all times and the squeaks of the springs on the bed keep you informed or your neighbors night of rest. What a treat. So glad the double tree lost our mew years reservation in breckinridge so we could find this blessing just a few hours away

We were running short on options for a place to stay for one night near Leadville and ended up…read morestaying at the Super 8 on the south edge of town. The room was clean and the rate was good but there isn't much else to praise about the accommodations. The room we booked was very basic with an OK queen-size bed. However, there were two things lacking in the room that I expect even with a basic motel. The room did not have air conditioning and it was fairly warm the day we checked in. We also had to deal with more noise from the parking lot in the morning with the window open. The second complaint is that there was just one outlet in the entire sleeping area of the room. That one outlet had a triple tap and an extension cord plugged into it, with multiple lamps, the TV, and the coffee maker plugged into it. Finding a place to plug in a laptop or phone charger was quite challenging and possibly dangerous given the load on that one outlet (which was likely duplicated in the other rooms too).

Love this place. Best Cabins in Leadville. Great views & super clean. We stayed our first night…read moreat the Delaware Hotel in town and were very disappointed and so we checked out and started looking for another place. That's when we found Grand West. Each cabin is nicely furnished. Beds were comfortable. Bedding fresh and clean. We will be back!

The cabins were clean and the view was beautiful! I'm certain I've never stayed in a cabin more…read morebeautifully situated than this resort. But....the kitchen in our unit was impossibly small. We thought that was how they all were, until we saw others and discovered that it was only this one particular unit (Lakawanna 1B). No exaggeration, there was not more than 1 person able to be in the entire kitchen at the same time. The second we put 2 people in there to expedite breakfast, we accidentally broke a glass. And of course, felt awful about it! There is a nice area between the cabins for playing horseshoes or other outdoor games, but the weeds are so high that it makes for a challenging game when people are not wearing long pants, as the children in our group did not like to. Also, we discovered that other cabins had very nice back decks with tables to encourage eating outdoors. Ours had a large front deck, with just some dusty plastic chairs. Positives were the amazing view, the ability to get our large group all lodged nearby one another, the comfortable beds, large bathrooms, and the fact that we did not have to put a hefty deposit down. Overall, this resort is fine and I would stay there again - but I would be certain to select one of the other cabins that would allow more space for cooking and family time.

Not sure if I would recommend this location - this was a last minute pick for us because we needed…read moresomewhere to stay on our road trip through the area. In my opinion, the Inn is pricey for not great quality. The room was clean, but the decor was old and looked like it was not kept up. There are no screens in the windows so you have to close the windows, and the room got very warm. When I showered, the water went all over the side of the tub, which made the floor wet, which was a great inconvenience. Fridge didn't work. Breakfast was sad, there was cereal and a waffle maker. No water.

So it's a rodeway inn, so we went in with low expectations. Definitely not fancy. Stayed here two…read morenights to hike Mount Elbert. Quite convenient from that standpoint. They have a breakfast- which has the usual carbs- bread, donuts, orange juice/ you get the drift. I called ahead and they allowed our dog to stay at a price, which we appreciated. Couple minutes drive from good restaurants, we dined at high mountain pies. The pizza is great!

Never have Yelp reviews been so wrong!…read more I love this place so much that I almost don't want to review it. I don't want to spoil a good thing. This is the EXACT type of place I look to stay (but rarely find) on an outdoors-focused vacation: - Minimalist: I don't need anything fancy, just a bed and AC/Heat - CHEAP: no more than $100 is my goal...this place was only $50, that's FIFTY DOLLARS a night! - Walkability: there is a brewery literally 100ft from this motel! - No fuss: you get a code via email (through Air BnB) and you just walk in. There's no counter, there's not people telling you about some crappy free breakfast, no people drawing on hotel maps, no running out to get your license plate number. You just arrive, type in your code, and you're in your room! The room was tiny but efficient, exactly what we were looking for. It was appropriated with beautiful mountain art, and lots of goodies: soft drinks, waters, seltzers, coffee...all free! Seriously, the fridge is stocked like a fancy hotel that charges you $4 if you dare touch the bottled water but...it's all free here! I already can't wait to go back. Somehow, I doubt it will still be $50/night. Great for the thoughtful new business owners (the negative reviews here are old, and when this place was under different management), a little sad for me. I will still happily pay though. We need more places like this to stay in America!

Where to start? From outside, this place looks like the type of place that has hourly-rates. Then,…read morefrom the inside, I was pretty sure it did. We stayed here for the weekend of the Leadville 100 mountain bike race. The only good thing I have to say for this place is that the room was clean when we walked in. Other than that, it was not pleasant. First, there was NEVER an attendant in the office; instead you had to call from a phone outside the office door (because there was no phones in the room). A woman would answer who spoke poor English, but she did get my requests right, though I had to wait for her to respond. The room was very dark, with only an overhead light (no lamps). The furniture looked like it had just been bought from a Goodwill auction. It didn't match and was in pretty poor shape (i.e. falling apart). The bed was hard and the pillows dead flat. Also, the shower barely worked and it was very hard to get it to provide hot water. On top of this place being a horrible, they charged over $100 a night, which is outrageous. I'm sure the rates were jacked up for an event weekend. During a normal visit, I wouldn't spend $20 a night for this room. In the end, at all cost, DO NOT stay here. Do your homework and find any other place in town. This place is a DUMP.

Don't go during the Leadville 100 like the moron I was…read more Pretty dumpy motel Prices are insane Service is miserable

Very decent inexpensive motel in Leadville Easy access from…read moreHwy 91 as its right when you enter town from the north. Very limited breakfast. Nice lobby. Tiny TV in the room. All together clean and comfortable.