Simple yet perfect! Close to the hot springs, friendly staff. Clean rooms. 24 hours access to…read morecoffee & tee. Free towels to borrow for the hot springs.

This is a terrific historic hotel in downtown Ouray , Colo. It is located right off the Main…read moreStreet and is close to everything. We checked in late but were given detailed instructions on what to expect and how to access building / room. Our 2 bedroom corner room was lovely and I found the heated bathroom floor a delight. There is a basic breakfast room available with oatmeal, bagels, yogurt, juice and such. The stairs up to the second floor were challenging with a large suitcase but we were warned repeatedly in advance that there was no elevator. Great views from the bay window.

Looooooved staying here on my short visit to Ouray. The…read moreowners think about every single small detail that makes the stay even better. This quaint inn has gorgeous views, walking distance to Box Canyon, the hot springs, many stores and restaurants. Very easy to check in and out. Clean. The room I stayed in was the Aspen and it's a whole ass small apartment. It has its own bathroom, dinning room, full kitchen, balcony. Just amazing. I am so happy I found this gem to stay at. Thank you Nova and Steve!

We really enjoyed our stay here. We stayed in the Palomino room which was very cozy and spacious…read more It had great natural light and huge windows to enjoy. The bathroom was great and they had a walk in closet/ coffee/microwave area. We liked how clear everything is, that they were easy to reach, and they provided umbrellas, real coffee, and many wonderful towels (i will have to buy some for myself). They had a helpful binder of their favorite places to eat and no shortage of VisitOuray information. The hosts checked on us as we saw them in passing. I would stay here again and the location on main st is good. Thank you for everything!

Thank you, Melissa, for being such a great host! We called the same day on Memorial weekend to see…read moreif they had a room available for the night. We had a wonderful stay. Melissa recommended dinner and breakfast places when we arrived. The cabin is really clean and had everything we needed- portable heater, kitchenette with stove, and clean extra set of blankets. Very cozy! Woke up to a beautiful view. Great place!

Loved this Place. Clean rooms, beautiful views, walkable to restaurants and trails. Family that…read moreowns/manages were very nice. Melissa has great suggestions! Will definitely go back!

Arrived at the Texan in a pouring rain storm on our motorcycles, after 5, to a note on the door for…read moreus with ph# for Candace whom instantly arrived to guide us to our cabin called The Fishermen.She then sent the maintenance guy Matt whom provided us with a brand new heater to assist us with drying out all of our gear, as we were soaked to the bone. The cabin is totally decked out with all the amenities, two comfortable beds and a full kitchen.It was a fantastic place and a great waterfall is basically right behind the cabin.Thanks all for a great stay!

Location is the best. The creek runs by some of the cabins (houses, actually). Walking. Horseshoes…read more Campfires. Stargazing. Porch sitting. Relax. Close to town. Close to outdoor activities. Clean. Comfortable. Friendly staff. Thanks!

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. :/

This was one of our favorite stays on our 2 week Colorado Adventure. Someone must've cancelled for…read moreus to get lucky enough to grab a room about 10 days before we arrived. All the rooms were full both nights we stayed there and I totally understand why. It's easy contactless check in and out using a code to your room. The room we had was HUGE in comparison to most other double queen rooms we stayed in. The beds were comfortable and the linens were warm enough. They include an extra nice blanket for each bed. The room and bathroom were so charming with decorations. The bathroom was gorgeous and super updated with a double shower head walk in shower. Each room had a fridge (larger than most hotel rooms), coffee maker, and microwave. The rooms had s'mores kits and sticks to roast at the firepit outside. There was a grill, covered picnic area, cornhole set, and wooden barrel hottub. The details were incredible - dark towels with "make up" embroidered on them, separate bin of pool towels that were easy to differentiate, bathrobes and slippers to wear to the hot tub, and benches or rocking chairs outside each room to enjoy the views. The views from the rooms were incredible especially with the fall leaves and snow covered mountain tops. It was an easy walk into town and drive to hikes and the million dollar highway. Highly recommend this little hidden gem if you are visiting silverton or want to hike the area.

This place is a pretty nice stay while in Silverton. The bed was super comfy, the rooms pretty…read morespacious and I loved the amenities (soap, shampoo, lotion, microwave, full coffee pot, fridge). The only things I would change are that they put blinds in the bathroom window as the taller house behind it can see right in- we had to block it with towels. The coffee is Folgers and something local, or any other coffee, would've been nicer. The towels were all stained but the stay itself was great. No actual key to haggle with, a community room with board games and a hot tub, which I unfortunately ran out of time to use. I would stay here again.

Stayed here for a night on a spur of the moment trip to Silverton. We rented two rooms (suite D…read moreand room 12). It's a little dated from the outside...don't let it fool you. Room 12 is small but has been completely redone. The bed was very comfortable. The Suite has not been redone so is a little dated but has two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and bathroom. The beds were very comfy. The living room also has a futon so could sleep 6. Both rooms were spotlessly clean. The manager was super accommodating and had lots of recommendations about restaurants and activities in the area. Rates were reasonable, parking ample and the continental breakfast was basic, but good (great coffee!). They also have fuel and a convenience store. The only downside - and it only applies in the summer - is the lack of air conditioning. We opened windows and got the rooms cooled down with fans, so it was fine, but air is the only thing missing.

Almost everything! Stairs and entrance to rooms need updating, carpet has large rips, painting on…read morehandrails is chipped, concrete on sidewalks is chipped. Living room carpet is worn and has loose areas that could result in trip and fall injuries Kitchen table only has two chairs, found dirty silverware in drawer. Dishes were in D/W and we weren't aware of it, fridge was not working, food got warm, we put what we could in freezer which kept it relatively cool with a bag of ice, then sometime during the night it started working again and froze our beer and wine. No paper towels or kitchen towels, no dish soap Bathroom, we were not provided enough towels and wash cloths for 4 people for two nights Unable to regulate heat, one bedroom was cold one was hot thermostat was nonfunctional. On a positive note the beds were comfortable and the hot water was great. Overall, it was VERY disappointing and certainly not worth what we paid to stay there.

Nice folks, but when I pulled back the sheets there was enough human and dog hair to make me…read morequestion if the sheets had actually been laundered. I believe they had, perhaps not a good dryer / lint removal. When I woke up in the morning in the full light of day I noticed the blanket was literally covered in what I'm assuming was dog hair. They allow pets and evidently it's find for the pet to sleep in/on the beds! Not good for folks with allergies. No soap, shampoo, lotion, coffee or amenities, but the kitchen is functional if you have your own coffee / food. We were on motorcycles and traveling light. When I inquired about soap the next morning I was THEN told they are just a sleeping cabin. Well that would have been good information to have before we checked in. The proprietor knew we were on cycles and should have insured we had what we needed. Lots of other places I'd check before staying here.

I ended up at Westwood after fleeing bad conditions on the Colorado Trail on Spring Creek Pass…read more Keith and Theresa were amazing and kind hosts, taking care of this wet, freezing mountain biker. Keith is chatty and cool and just a great guy. I stayed in the old Airstream, which had a hot shower, kitchenette, and clean sheets - everything I needed! The resort is on the south end of town (so, a couple blocks away from downtown; Lake City is small and you can walk everywhere), quiet, wooded, and peaceful. The cabins seemed great - rustic but comfortable - but the Airstream had character all its own. It showed its age, but you can't beat the $$ in this pricey town. Also, a VCR and all the James Bond movies you could ask for. If you want to stay in a place that has character and feels like you're really hanging with the townsfolk, look no further!