Very dog friendly, great mattress, and every possible amenity including a marvelous kitchenette…read more Deborah is the ultimate hostess with a great little fresh produce shop within her office. She scours the area for local bakers and farmers. The only downside is the bright lights outside of every door. Apparently she has a lot of big city guests who are scared of the dark. My question would be why the hell are they in the mountains? We've already made reservations for our next visit!

I sent in a request to see about accommodations through their form online and it's been 2 days and…read morehave not heard from. So as far as communication goes I give them 1 star.

A great place to stay! You are right as you enter town so a short walk to town. The hotel room…read moreincludes a small kitchenette, coffee, microwave, toaster and refrigerator. Great price too!

We stay here every year and love it. The owners are friendly…read moreand the rooms are super cute! Evening time brings most people to the lovely deck where you hear about everyone's adventures! We will continue to stay here every fall on our annual trip to Lake City!

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!

Quaint little cabin, clean and had everything we needed. They were very friendly and helpful. We…read moreaccidentally locked ourselves out of the cabin and they quickly got us back in. Best part is the great location...it's a short walk to everything.

First time to visit Lake City this summer, and I cannot wait to come back! It was a fabulous little…read moretown! We stayed in cabin 6, and although it is small, it is very homey! We were able to sleep 4 adults, no problem! At night, we slept with the windows open, and the cool air was so refreshing, coming from Texas. G & M Cabins are located right off the town square, which means you are literally walking distance, less than a 5 minute walk, to the city park, Packer Saloon and Cannibal Grill, San Juan Soda Company, and many more shops! The cabin was very clean, with updated counter top and cabinets in the kitchen. Loved hanging out on the front porch swing.

Come and peaceful resort. Highly recommended…read more Great place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Especially if you're doing the Alpine/Engineer/Cinnamon pass loop over two days.

The Texan We…read morerecently stayed at "the Texan" Cabin 34. July 1-9th 2026 in Lake City Colorado. There were a few positives, but they were outweighed by the condition of the cabin and the lack of basic amenities. Pros: * Beautiful view. * Close to town. * Excellent fishing nearby. Cons: The cabin is advertised as a four bedroom, but it is actually two bedrooms with a loft. That is misleading and should be corrected. The cabin was dirty, dusty, and bug infested when we arrived. Bathrooms were full of dead and alive bugs in the tub and shower area. There were bugs(dead and alive) and cobwebs throughout the cabin, which gave the impression it had not been properly cleaned before our stay. Nasty fly and bug traps throughout the house full of dead and alive bugs. All over the kitchen area. Unsanitary to say the least. Triggered Rat traps and sticky rodent traps in the kitchen. The beds were among the most uncomfortable we have experienced. One mattress had a deep valley worn into the middle, making it difficult to sleep. The others were extremely hard and offered little comfort. Kind of like sleeping on a concrete floor. There was no working internet during our entire stay. After speaking with the office, we were told the owners chose not to pay the resort's $27 network access fee and instead relied on Starlink, which had not been installed or was not operational. As a result, there was no internet and the televisions were unusable. Traveling with three children, having no TV or internet was a major inconvenience and not what we expected from a rental advertised with those amenities. The lighting throughout the cabin was very poor, making several areas feel dark even during the daylight hours. The heaters were also not operational, which added to our frustration. The temperature at night dropped into the 30s so heat would have been nice. No knobs on the heater units with broken elements. Downstairs toilet leaked the entire stay and a towel needed to be placed around the floor. You could hear the toilet dripping ALL night. The one bright spot was the management staff. They were courteous, professional, and did everything they could to help. It was clear they were aware of the recurring issues with this cabin and seemed genuinely frustrated by the situation. They deserve credit for trying to make the best of problems that were outside their control. We have stayed at this cabin resort area for years and have always had good experiences. Unfortunately, Texan Cabin 34 was a major disappointment. The owners' lack of maintenance and unwillingness to provide basic amenities turned what should have been an enjoyable vacation into a frustrating experience. We will continue visiting this area, but we will never rent this cabin again. The owners were notified by the resort manager and by us during our stay with absolutely no response. Avoid Cabin 34 at "the TEXAN" in Lake City Colorado. A full or partial refund would be appropriate but with the lack of communication or concerns from the owners it won't have us holding our breath.

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!

Good place great folks rustic cabins nothing fancy fits LakeCity well. Located close to everything.read more

While we love the charm and the central location there is quite a bit this place is lacking. We…read moreunderstand the old structure, the sloping floors, the quaint charm. However, when you get stabbed in your foot from tacks sticking out of a threadbare carpet in front of the bathroom it is a little off putting. (Seriously, get a hammer, slam those tacks down and use duct tape). There is a cute little gas stove and oven, but no dishes of any kind to cook. There was even a nice cutting board hanging on the wall but for what reason? There was nothing to cut with. There was also a little coffee pot with coffee and such, but no coffee cups to drink the coffee. Good thing we are not huge coffee drinkers. This is our second time staying here and think we we find another place next time we visit.

Staff was friendly when we checked out and returned the jeep, even told us when & where to see…read moremoose! The jeep was new and handled the terrain of the 4 wheel drive roads of the Alpine Loop great. We went up to Cinnamon Pass, Animas Forks, Silverton, Engineer Pass and back.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would. I cannot explain how nice and just an all…read morearound good person Jim is. My Jeep got a flat tire up on Cinnamon pass and the universe was seriously working against me. No spare, instant tire kit, two tow truck companies bailed, fix a flat didn't work, and cell service was out -- I almost called the cops for help. I will say, it was a great weekend and place to get stuck in the mountains for almost 2 days. On the 3rd trek back to town and sore as ever, our last resort was to eat the costs and just rent another Jeep to drive 2.5 hours to the next town -- which is how we found Pleasant View. Jim was so helpful and nice. We came in around 1pm and after going over options and costs we told him what we were dealing with. Jim said he didn't want to take advantage of our situation and gave us the extra half day at no cost, and rented us a 2-door wrangler (even after offering his personal jeep to go to town). And to take the next step further, he found an extra tire we could try on my Jeep (who does that??). The wheel didn't end up fitting and we still made the 2.5 hour drive racing against Memorial Day (only for all the tire shops to be closed and had to stay the night), but it couldn't have been possible without Jim's help. Oh and to top it off, we accidently left our brand new tent in the rented Jeep, we sent Jim a packing slip and he mailed it back! Had we had the opportunity to stay in town, we would've stayed in one of his cabins, but with his ability to go above and beyond for strangers -- he treats his business the same I would recommend anyone stay/rent here.

The owner put us in a room that was already occupied. When we returned to the desk, he was…read moreincredibly rude, told me I was making him upset because I was wasting his time, and threatened to throw us out if I didn't apologize. I didn't so he did throw us out. I had heard reports of him from others but took them with a grain of salt. Now I know the reports are true. Rude, poorest customer service.

This is our first stay and it won't be our last. We were greeted right off by the owners Chris &…read moreAmy and made to feel right at home. Lovely cabin with 2 bedrooms one bath. Very clean and tidy. Nicely appointed with full kitchen, dining area , couch, chairs & tv. The owners are informative and willing to answer all questions. Great layout for the entire property with lots of parking (even for ohv trailers). They also own a food truck next door that is so yummy. Gotta try it at least once.

Beautiful setting, close to town. Hard to come back to. Quaint cabins, dusty, fragrance enhanced…read morelinens. Too much smell in a place where fresh air should rule. The management depends on their guests to clean dishes before you check out. Not everyone does and there seems to be no double checking. Love having to wash dishes and silverware before you can enjoy a meal. Sometimes quite gross. This place could be a very special memory. Its seems to me the management team is more interested in delegating their responsibilities, instead of ensuring that their guests are enjoying their experience. I love Lake City and all that surrounds it. Not so much the Wagon Wheel. Will not be back.