The place seemed ok on Wednesday. The young man at the check in desk was a little vague about…read morethings like parking, but that wasn't an alarm. We liked to renovated look of the accomodations with fresh paint, new lighting and a functional looking kitchenette. The shower was a surprise when we saw a washcloth in the floor but it was clear the reason was to mute the sound of the leaking shower head. On Thursday morning we found the shower had additional issues: the valve was loose and getting warm water was quite a trial and error process. This wasn't improved by the shower head placement of six feet up in the shower stall. It's impossible to direct the spray downward. Oh well, we thought, at least we aren't camping. But the housekeeper we flagged down told us our room wasn't "on the list" to be cleaned Thursday. We had to ask her for clean towels. We assumed our room would receive attention Friday. Come early Friday morning we arose, showered in the defective shower, and went to our event for the day. Imagine the surprise when we returned 15 hours later to find no one had attended to our room, not even to leave clean towels. As our increasingly bad experience accelerated, the Lodge office was closed and there was no way to contact anyone regarding the lack of basic hygienic supplies. Unfortunately, we're in town until Monday morning. There are no other lodging options. We have commitments that start before the office opens and extends past its closing. We are doomed to endure remarkably intense neglect from the management. Despite promising daily housekeeping we are experiencing a total lack of any from Stone Mountain Lodge's manager. On the up side, if you have a reservation here, the spectacularly inadequate signage makes it difficult to find the entrance. If you have a reservation at Stone Mountain Lodge and miss its entrance on the curve of the two lane mountain highway, just keep driving and count yourself fortunate.

The worst experience do not recommend to anyone. I felt unsafe and the place was awful. Bad staff -…read moreNEVER EVER EVER again

I got caught in a snow storm and couldn't drive. Stumbled into this hidden gem and they welcomed me…read morelike family. Incredible experience. I will absolutely go out of my way to return. Glad I got snowed in!

Juanita is the hardest working woman around. She does everything herself including wonderful…read morebreakfast in the morning. Had a hike very early in the morning and she had breakfast set out for us! Thank you so much for the wonderful time.

Super friendly staff at a cute clean inn. Was hosting my mother in town to visit her granddaughter…read moreat CU. The Taos room was the perfect two-bedroom setup for us to use as a launching pad. Room was clean, quiet and cool in the basement. The have easy to use portable AC if needed. The inn is nicely located with a couple restaurants within a minute or two and a nice cafe a block down the way. I'll be back!

A last minute snowstorm delivered me to the front from door of the most cozy and welcoming boutique…read morehotel experience... the Niwot Inn & Spa. From the warm lodge decor to the fireplace vibe, there isn't a spot in this Inn that isn't a great place to unwind. The rooms are spacious and quiet, each with a fireplace and heated toilet seat... need I say more? As luck would have it, I was able to experience a massage with cupping while I stayed. Definitely ask for Ryan when booking your massage. So worth the time. There are plenty of great food options within walking distance. It's a great escape and not to be missed!

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.

Indian Hot Springs is one of those uniquely Colorado experiences that everyone should do at least…read moreonce. We've visited several hot springs over the years - there is something special about this place. The history alone is incredible. People have been soaking in these mineral waters for well over a century, and the springs themselves have been used for generations before that. What we loved most was the character. The geothermal caves are unlike anything we've experienced elsewhere, and the large mineral pool under the tropical dome feels like stepping into another world. Surrounded by palm trees, tropical plants, and naturally heated mineral water, it's easy to forget you're only a short drive from Denver. The caves are a mix between a wet sauna and a plunge pool. Four pool options down there with the coolest at 106 degrees...that is the one we opted for. When we needed to cool a bit, we could just step out into the relaxation area. There is a side for women or men for the caves, so clothing is optional down there. If you're looking for a perfectly polished resort experience, this may not be your place. But if you're looking for a historic Colorado landmark with unique geothermal features, relaxing mineral water, and a one-of-a-kind atmosphere, Indian Hot Springs absolutely delivers. We'll definitely be back.

First time visiting this hot spring, and overall it was a great experience! The staff was very…read morewelcoming and did a great job explaining how everything works. We went during the quiet adults-only pool time, expecting a peaceful, relaxing soak. Unfortunately, a few guests didn't quite get the memo, so just keep that in mind when booking. I would definitely recommend going with a friend or partner--it was a bit of a "couples' scene" later in the evening. The venue itself is super cute, with tons of plants surrounding the pool and a really nice atmosphere. There's also a convenient bar area nearby, which was a plus. The dressing room was a bit small and could use a few updates, but that's understandable given the building's age. Overall, I'd highly recommend it for a weekend getaway!

We attended a New Year's Eve party here, but did not stay at the hotel…read more The event was top notch with plenty of food and drinks and a dance floor to accommodate a large party of people. The did a great job of curating a wonderful event

Good but not the best, and slightly disappointed for the price of treatments. I came visiting from…read moreout of town so my bestie and I both booked spa treatments here. We drove thirty minutes to boulder and she had the alpine massage which she raved about and loved but I had the mountain lavender massage and it was average at best. We had called the day prior to reserve the crystal mat for me and when I arrived they didn't have it. The lady doing my massage went out from the room, went to talk to some people and then came back and told me it was "in use". She then said she'd add on hot stones at no charge. They also cut my massage short as a result of it and yes we were about 4-5 minutes late but they were a bit disorganized. I paid for a 50 minute and really only got about a 30-35 minute and it wasn't all my fault. My therapist was alright but flustered and didn't ask me about pressure etc. It felt very rushed and I wasn't relaxed so for the price I paid I was honestly was pretty unhappy about it. Facilities were nice though- there is a sauna and steam room and you do get to use the hotel jacuzzi and pool. Again, to that add however the facilities were being taken up by a large bridal shower group and they were using all of the two personal change rooms and get ready space. It was very inconvenient to say the least and for someone paying, it felt like I was overlooked and maybe even a little in the way. I wouldn't be back based on the experience, for such a high end price tag I really felt service and experience would have been better. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend either.

Reached out to this amazing cabin. We have been coming here for 15 years. It has always been dog…read morefriendly and we have amazing memories of dog that have passed. For our 20th wedding anniversary we thought this cabin with our 2 remaining dogs would be amazing. We found out the owners changed and we emailed them explaining all of this. The response we got back was: This is a place that we use frequently for our own enjoyment, not just a rental property. I personally think it's disgusting and pathetic that you feel entitled that you should be able to bring your dogs to someone else's home. Here are the new owners..

Absolutely love coming here! A true hideout! This place has it all! Right off the river, wood…read moreburning stove, hot tub, and full kitchen! Two bathrooms and one even features a bathtub! A really romantic place! It's close to the main road so you can go exploring if you like but it's really a cool place to come unwind and get a way for a minute. Vicky is great to work with. She's really responsive and answered all of our questions when we booked!

My favorite place to stay in Gould. We arrive late and the hosts had something to do that night so…read morethey made very subtle arrangements for us to get into the cabin and to get the keys. While this place looks very rustic on the outside. They were very modern and neat on the inside. They were by far the cleanest place we have stayed at in the Gould/Walden area and we've been coming up here every summer for 5 years. The hosts are super friendly and took such great care of us. Gerry (with a G) and Millie are quite crafty making purses out of cowboy boots, fur coats, hats, boots, gloves, cell phone cases, clutches and more. The breakfast buffet is served from 7:30-9:00, the website hadn't been updated with the change and said they close breakfast at 10am. We arrived at 9:30 and were quite sad to find the buffet closed, however Gerry and Millie reopened the kitchen and made breakfasts for us! We promised to show up before 9am the next morning and found a buffet of the usual items including several different breads and fruits and breakfast burritos and home made green chili! We came back around 5pm from our adventures and Gerry invited us over to the main building for homemade ice cream! What a treat. Then they shared with us the tools of their trades for the various arts and crafts they produce. Very sweet of them. We stayed in the Bear cabin and it was perfect for 4 of us. It has a queen size bed in a separate bedroom and two twin beds in a loft. The small, but very functional, kitchen included a small fridge, a convection/toaster oven, a microwave, a 2 burner stove and a sink. A great experience... we'll be back next year if not before!

We just spent two nights at this friendly place. We were greeted by Milly and her tiny dog, Toto!…read moreThis place looks very rustic and the grounds are kept in their natural state. Milly walked us over to our cabin , The Wild Rose, and even found something for us to stabilize our kickstand on our motorcycle. Just a few minutes later, her husband Jerry stopped by to introduce himself. They are very nice people and greats hosts and cooks! Breakfast is included and cooked hot and fresh when you come in. There is also fruit, cereal and pastries. You can add supper to your stay by just letting them know the day before. There is not a menu, this is more of a bed and breakfast situation. Trust me though, the meals will not disappoint. ! Ours was a melt in your mouth steak cooked exactly how we wanted it. Served with bread, salad, potato, corn and cheesecake with fresh peaches! Our cabin was spotless and so comfortable. We enjoyed time on the screened in porch. We saw moose and deer by the pond located just steps from the cabins. They also provide fishing poles if you want to fish their pond. There is so much more to say but I encourage you to check it out on your own. If you are looking for peace, quiet and beauty, this is the place! Please note that our cell service was very spotty. That is actually a relief for us but the main office does offer wifi if you need to be more in touch! You need to visit Milly, Jerry and Toto!