Everything was great ! Wonderful location . Great staff... was for our anniversary - will def be…read moreback

Chad and the rest of the front staff is awesome! We got a room right by the river which is super…read morenice! Super close to downtown walking distance.

Our stay at RRC exceeded all expectations. Our cabin was clean and comfortable, and even included a…read moreprivate hot tub and fenced in area for our dog! If you are wanting to stay for Estes or Rocky Mountain National Park, this is the perfect spot! It is close to everything you need, but just far away enough to feel private. The cabin included wifi (only fast enough to make calls and send messages), satellite tv and a fully functioning galley type kitchen. The owners were AMAZINGLY hospitable and were quick to help with any questions or recommendations in the area. Overall, our experience was significantly positive and we look forward to staying there again in the future!

We stayed in Cabin 5 and were very comfortable. The cabin is clean, the kitchen is well stocked,…read morethe linens are good quality and the beds are comfortable. The hot tub was clean and hot! I've stayed in cabins with private hot tubs that were not hot at all because the owners were too cheap to turn the heat up. Not the case here. The hot tub was perfect! The grounds are well kept and the stairs leading to the river were NOT steep, the steps were even and easy to maneuver and the deck at the bottom of the stairs provides a nice place to sit and visit. The wild flowers growing around the property are beautiful. The owners were so friendly, welcoming and personable. The only draw backs re the location right next to the highway because it is noisy, especially for those cabins right next to the road, and parking is a bit tight. But overall, We had a wonderful time and will definitely be back for another long weekend.

First the good: They have great communication and check-in and check-out process is very smooth…read more For families, this is a great place to stay. They have adjoining rooms and those are newer and in a more quiet area of the property. Their continental breakfast is pretty good. They have free movie popcorn and DVD rentals. They also have a pool and hot tub but we have never used them. They also have a small playground. Again, it's great for families. We have been to Murphy's with kids/teens a few times and it's been pretty good. Close to gear rental (Estes Park Mountain Shop) and close to the main grocery store: Safeway. Also close to McDonald's, Starbucks, Subway and Jimmy John's. Also near the Estes Park Visitors Center. Further from RMNP (about 25-30 minutes) The bad: I decided to book this place for an Anniversary and that was a huge mistake. First, I booked through their website instead of Booking.com since that is better for their business.. I put in the special instructions that we wanted their best King Room for our anniversary. Rates were high despite it being a slow weekend and on booking.com they had lots of open king rooms. We ended up in one of their older rooms which faced the main road. Bathroom sink didn't drain, found hair on the sink. After flushing toilet, it would continue to run. The bed was too soft and hurt our backs. The back of our place faced a busy road. Lots of noise between the walls with the neighbors next door and kids running and screaming outside. Also, their internet was sooo SLOW. If you are coming here to do any work, forget it. We had terrible service most of the time. Wasn't able to use any apps like Netflix, Disney + etc. Pretty old school TV's. For the price we paid, it wasn't worthy of the rate and I wished we had gone somewhere else for a great couple experience. Again, for families, this place is awesome, for couples, I would look elsewhere.

We stayed here for a wedding and the accessibility was good. Overall beds were comfortable- rooms…read moreare dated but everyone was very nice. There were several elk that seemed to hang around the resort and that was such a fun part of our stay!

The family and staffwere so accommodating, nice and helpful. The accommodations were super clean…read moreand comfortable. They were located on the fall river on a semi-secluded property. Close the the park entrance and town.

Great place. Very spacious rooms. Has a huge Spa tub. I would recommend getting the spa room down…read moreby the river. You can sit out on your balcony and enjoy coffee with a bubbling Brook in the background. It has been recently updated. Very fresh and clean. Highly recommend.

In all honesty, I was expecting the hotel to be more modern and refurbished than what I walked…read moreinto. Did I need something bougie? Absolutely not. But the website photos seemed a little misleading to what I experienced. And for the price, c'mon now. For one night in Estes? I know it's summer. I know it's a few miles from one of the most incredible national parks on the planet. Not enough bang for my buck IMO. The room had two queen beds, a refrigerator, desk, TV, etc. The basic setup. When I tried to shower in the morning it was ice cold and never warmed up. I wanted a to-go coffee in the morning on the way to the park, but the coffee was lukewarm at best. Also, the outdoor trash cans were overflowing and the door to get inside was jammed multiple times. None of these were ideal when you're lugging around a lot of stuff and only have two hands. The hotel is surprisingly big with an indoor pool, a game room with multiple pool tables, and a few dedicated seating areas. They often get elk walking around the hotel, too. When I checked in, the gentleman who took care of me was extremely polite and helpful. I can't stress that enough! For close to $300/night it's hard to justify. Most things could've been better. It provided me with a clean, warm bed and at the end of the day, that's all a person can ask for.

We booked one night based on not knowing what Estes had to offer. The town is great and RMNP is…read morestunning. Trip the general manager was so helpful and accommodating-we did our hikes based on his recommendations and were very happy. View is pretty from outside our room. Parking was plenty and convenient. Rooms had everything I needed to work remotely-WiFi, table with chairs, vanity. Fridge, microwave and tv. Our bed was very large. Basic level furniture nothing fancy. Overall great for the value. We had a waffle and coffee or oatmeal/cereal before we started our days.

Feel like there was a bait and switch with these rooms. Your rooms DO NOT LOOK like your online…read morepictures. This place is very worn down. Half motel (no balcony rooms) Spend the extra money and go some place nice.

Incredibly spacious, comfortable hybrid cabin/motel rooms that allow you to experience the splendor…read moreof Colorado and the outdoors, with the comforts of an urbanite. Separate living room for workaholics who need a little privacy away from the party; gigantic, fully-equipped restrooms; and lovely balconies with decked out seating areas to have coffee and reflect on life make this property a slam dunk for any party. More than reasonably priced, especially in the Rocky Mountain National Park area; where there are lots of either overly pricy or questionably renovated properties (if not both). Further, if you book during a peak time in which AmEx and Rakuten promotions align, while having Gold or above status with Expedia, the value goes through the roof. I would have nothing negative to say about the property either way, but that the price is as attractive as it is, only serves to really reinforce stayability for every party, for every occasion. Breakfast is small but complimentary and was not expected. They have hard-boiled eggs for the health nutty traveler; which, if you plan to eat out anyways to maximize trying local offerings, as I tend to do, is still beneficial in that restaurants rarely give enough protein or protein per carb/fat. Not a mutually exclusive breakfast, it is a great supplement for the fitness enthusiast who all-too-often is belabored by inadequate nutrition while traveling. There are certain aspects of the rooms which may be a bit dated, but if observed closely, you will notice that it's a work in progress; I have no doubt the owner and staff are doing a great job, and they likely acquired the property in worse condition. That is not to say that there are certain elements of the property which are in good to excellent / above grade condition. Given all the above, I say this simply as mention rather than as detriment; to inform the audience rather than critique or offset the value consideration of a stay. Still superb. Lastly, on the occasion I visited, I was blessed to see a herd of elk outside of my balcony the morning I woke up. My pictures do not adequately capture the size and splendor of the herd. It was lovely and something I will never forget. Their vocalizations are interesting - you will see what I mean, should you encounter them. Conclusion: Recommended with high confidence.

This is our go to place to stay when we come visit Estes Park! The cottage we stay in is awesome,…read moreand is minutes away from downtown Estes. The cottages sit in the Big Thompson canyon, so your views will be beautiful.

The best place to stay near Estes Park is Loveland Heights Cottages, a small family run business…read more Cozy and spacious cottages on the Big Thompson river! Unbelievable views from the huge decks which have chairs and picnic tables! I cannot wait to stay here again!

Dripping Springs was a wonderful place to stay and felt just like home…read more There was a river right outside our back door, and a great big area to play catch/have a campfire/sit and have a picnic, etc. The rooms were all very nicely decorated and maintained, and even the pullout couch was comfortable to sleep on! There were some essentials like coffee and sugar already stocked in the cupboards and a nice gift bag for each guest when we arrived. We had a big front porch overlooking a covered driveway for our car and a hot tub in the back yard too! All in all, this place was wonderful, and very close to Estes Park shops and Rocky Mountain National Park.

This is the perfect place to unwind. The cabins are well appointed, neat and clean. The river flows…read moreoutside your doors, comfortable chairs and fire pits line the riverbank. Trout are there for the fishermen and small prongs are available for toasting marshmallows. When you venture to the village for supplies don't forget the steaks to broil on the gas grills at each unit placed near the hot tub. There is a cute store on cite, Don't bring money as almost all the small item you may need are inside. This is a jewel well worth the visit.

We had a fantastic stay at the Landing. Our family of 4 stayed in one of the cabins right by the…read moreriver. It was a perfect setup for us our room had a lovely view of the river you could listen to all night, our daughter was in the other upstairs bedroom and our teenage son had a fold out couch all to himself downstairs. He loved his own private space. The location was perfect for us. Close to the bear lake entrance where we did most of our hiking and then a quick easy drive into town for shops and dinner. Best part was sitting by the river in the evening. Highly recommend we would definitely stay again.

I attended a family wedding here and stayed for two days. While the property itself is beautiful,…read moreit is abysmally run. There is an absolutely ridiculous number of rules surrounding weddings and events here, to the point that they became intrusive rather than reasonable. We were refused permission to put stakes in the ground for a pavilion. The venue also required a specific bartending service that, in our experience, served noticeably watered-down drinks, refused to allow shots in an apparent effort to keep guests from getting drunk, and, frankly, made awful drinks on top of it. One of the final issues came at the end of the wedding. We were already forced to end the event at 10:00 PM, and less than fifteen minutes later, while several guests were still simply trying to arrange rides back to their hotels, the property owner was already harassing and pressuring them to leave. There is a difference between maintaining reasonable rules for your property and exercising an excessive degree of control over a wedding and its guests. Unfortunately, this consistently felt like the latter. Overall, it is a genuinely lovely location, but it is overshadowed by an absolutely tyrannical property owner who desperately needs to rein in her sense of control. Rather than simply being the person who provided the venue, her behavior became an unfortunate and lasting memory for several members of our family who attended the wedding. That should never be one of the things guests remember most about someone's wedding. It's clear her goal is clearly to make as much profit with the least amount of hassle or effort possible. Highly recommend going elsewhere for your wedding.