Such a cozy space with wonderful owners. The views are breathtaking, and the breakfast is a great…read moreway to start your day of adventures to the nearby vineyards and local festivities. Vistas and Vineyards Can easily become a habit.

This was our first visit to the Palisades and we had an amazing time. We stayed in the Vistas Room…read morelocated upstairs with the Kind bed. The cleanliness of the room and private bathroom was noticed and very much appreciated as well as the gifts and goodies in the room left for us. Brad and Gail really made us feel welcomed from the moment we arrived to the amazing breakfast each morning and were so accommodating. Highly recommend this place for a weekend getaway. So many wineries to walk/bike to from here. We will be back!

Fantastic place! My son and I came as a launch point for an alpine loop ride. Ginny and Robert and…read moreall the volunteers are awesome! Made us feel like we were a part of the family. Clean and comfy. Great view, great town. Highly recommend!

Robert and Ginny are the owners and wonderful hosts. A real small hotel, or maybe a real big bed…read moreand breakfast describe it, but there's so much more. Wonderful views, expert advice on hiking, fishing, off-roading, paddle boarding/kayaking, etc. the office/lobby is very clean, welcoming, natural wood and fabrics. The breakfast is fantastic and changes daily. The rooms are quaint, old-timey, but very clean and comfortable with a fridge in our room. Beds are nice, towels too! We met literally everybody else who was staying there. One night, one of the guests played guitar and sang around the fire pit for four hours. Robert and Ginny left us s'more fixings and we had a grand party. You'd do well to enjoy the hospitality, ambience, breakfast and views of this nice little gem. We're very happy we found it and truly enjoyed our stay. To Robert and Ginny, you've got a great staff there and you've created something special. I wish you the very best!

This review may be indicative of supply and demand. The price we were charged ($150/night) may be…read morea function of proximity to Telluride and/or a lack of lodging options in Montrose, i.e. lack of competition. That said, please note the following in regards to room 14. 1) First impression of the room was that the queen bed was noticeably undersized for the available space. Note the photo showing nearly 4 feet of space from the bed to the wall with the window. A king bed could easily fit in the space providing more comfort/space for guests if that's important to hotel mgt. 2) A/C units are typically mounted to the wall below the window near the entry door which provides a short distance for air to travel to keep guests comfortable. However, the A/C unit was tucked away on the opposite side of the room in the "closet" area. Clothes hanging partially blocked airflow requiring the unit to be on more than necessary (energy efficiency?). See photo of AC unit with damage. 3) The bathroom though functional was barely big enough for me to turn around in and I'm not rotund. It was so small the second set of towels, the hair dryer and the extra roll of toilet paper were stored on the shelf above the "closet" (see photo). No place for them in the bathroom. The sink/vanity measured only 17 inches across (see photo). Never seen a sink/vanity that small in a hotel. 4) The door had no security hardware other than the handle to open it. No latch, no quarter turn deadbolt, no chain. 5) There was a dent in the drywall next to the bathroom door. 6) The room had only two pillows on the bed at check in. Typically hotels have 2 per person. We called/ texted the front desk to get more pillows - no response. When we got back from dinner, still no additional pillows. I went to the front desk, nobody around, no bell to ring. There were some doors next to the front desk so I knocked. Someone popped out immediately but seemed annoyed that I knocked - it was a private residence. At this point I didn't care about that. The fact that I had to come to the office because we got no response to our call/text was lost on him. I'm okay with $150/night if there is value with that price. This place is not worth $150. Look elsewhere for lodging if you can.

Changed hands at the Montrose location and is now the Minecart Motor Inn. Newly refurbished rooms,…read moreclean, easy parking in front of your room, but on a main road so there's some traffic noise. The room, although clean and remodeled, was sparsely equipped - no chair to sit on, no table, no cups, glasses, or coffee - pretty much nothing but a bed, which was okay for sleeping. The granola bar, instant oatmeal cups and fruit breakfast was sort of in keeping with their minimalist approach to room decor, but was appreciated I guess.

Nicholas & Nancy are running a fine establishment! The 1st…read moregreat is the location. Hours outside of the city and nestled on a hefty acreage you find yourself in a peaceful beautiful QUIET setting, where you can unwind and recharge. I loved the outdoor back patio breakfast nook where I woke up each morning and spend hours alone listening the the trees sway in the wind enjoy this amazing setting. The 2nd great is the accommodations. Every square inch is clean, nicely decorated and newly restored. There is great thought is put into each room & it has a charming character. The 3rd great is the FOOD! We had the privilege of coming in on a rare evening where Nicholas cooked pasta bolognese from scratch! Paired with a red wine, it was VERY good!!! Breakfast each morning was gluten free, and so delicious including fresh herbs, fruits and vegetables from the garden! The 4th was the hospitality. I felt as I was the only one, and completely waited on a catered to. They care greatly about their guests, & it shows in their actions, down to having healthy snacks, grab and go items to eat and coffee and tea day or night. If you want to GET OUTTA TOWN, relax, and be on a lax schedule this is the place for you!! Can't wait to be back. **Also know readers, that my best friend compared this place to one of the best b&bs she stayed at months ago in Cape Town, South Africa. That should sum it up!!!!

In short, a wonderful and rejuvenating experience…read more  I needed a few days off to recharge and decided to visit Paonia, a beautiful small town on the western slope that is a throwback in time. Yet, it combines art, farm-to-table restaurants, organic farms, vineyards, a local brewery and traditional farming.  I started looking for accommodations around Paonia where I could rest and relax and be surrounded by nature. I found it in this beautiful modern farm stay bed and breakfast that came highly recommended. Not only is every part of the farm well cared for, doing yoga in the forested area is plain invigorating. Walking around the property I was surrounded by wonderful views, beautiful flower and food gardens,  and felt exactly how I wanted to feel, reconnected with nature in a very well cared for and modern bed and breakfast farm stay.    The proprietress was fabulous. From the moment I called, she was attentive and asked if I had special dietary needs, worked with me on my arrival time, and provided great hiking information for the local mountains. The space is impeccable, rooms are clean and modern. The gluten free breakfast was absolutely delicious and was served on the patio overlooking the gardens.  The space and the attentiveness allowed me to unplug from the daily grind, reconnect wth nature, and recharge. I returned home looking forward to the next time I will visit. I highly recommend Agape Farm and Retreat.

This place is amazing! I've stayed at the Inn on several…read moreoccasions and have always been impressed by the peace and quiet, scenic views and thoughtful hospitality from Lynn & Debbie, the owners. Wake up to a beautiful mountain panorama and the smell of bacon, waffles, fruit and yogurt. You can spend a relaxed afternoon reading in one of the quiet, sunny common areas or go exploring the many outdoor adventures available in the area (we've been to the Black Canyon, Needle Rock area and snowmobiling to name a few). I highly recommend this B&B if you're planning a trip to/through the Northfork Valley. You won't be disappointed.

Thoroughly enjoyed a 4 night stay receiving top-notch personal service the entire time. You won't…read morefind a better and quieter place to stay in Delta. Lizs' breakfast are divine and worthy being on the menu in a high end restaurant. Highly recommended the Fairlamb house, wonderful stay.

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Pet friendly, lovely historic building. Judy was a gracious…read morehostess who went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable. Her breakfasts were amazing although she offered to give us some vouchers for breakfast in town if we wanted to explore other places, but we loved the whole setup with the blue-white china and the amazing birdwatching from the breakfast nook, and the food was even better. Eggs as you liked it, fruit, yoghurt and gluten free pancakes( would've never guessed if she didn't tell me that the were her recepie w quinoa other healthful flours), and another morning, even got a unique treat of home made elk sausage gifted from a local friend. There are two rooms downstairs,high ceilings and period furniture , one with a huge bathroom with big jetted tub and great views of the mountains. She had a lot of her original artwork displayed everywhere, we saw more of it later displayed in the local rum barMontoyas( great cocktails!) We spent 4 nights there on New Years to ski Silverton, and there was so much snow that fell our first night she even offered to drive us up to Molas Pass and show us a nice hike for our puppy, since our two wheel drive rental wouldn't have been safe to drive. It was a real nice gesture and we had a blast. There are two other resident puppies, both poodle mixes so hypoallergenic like my dog was, who were adorable, but still Judy was very respectful and only let them out after we requested that our dog meet them. Obviously not every guest likes animals and she was very polite about keeping them out of the way until we asked to meet them. Apparently she is truly pet friendly as she said her B&B hosted a variety of different animals from llamas to a hawk ( for a movie shoot). Lovely ,cozy, comfortable, can't wait to return!

Charming bnb. Judy was a great hostess. Her breakfasts helped me tackle Silverton mnt like a pro!…read morePet friendly!

The good: We love the auto check in/out via the app and the room key on the phone. The room was…read morevery clean. TV programming was good. The bad: I know this is probably a personal preference but the mattress was as hard as a rock and my hip bones dug into it so much it caused an arthritis flareup. I had to remember to take two advils before I could get any sleep. The pillows were both extremely soft and both felt like a sack of socks that had been rolled up into donuts. You could stack all four together and your head would sink down to the mattress. By the time we checked out on day 3, I was absolutely exhausted. We went to our next hotel, an IHG about 3 hrs away, Pillowtopped mattress and a soft and firm pillow waited for me. I took a two hour nap there! Holy cow Hampton. I hope my next experience with you is better or it will be more last.

$300 a night for this place? We're Diamond members and this place smells like smoke all through the…read morehallways and we constantly hear people stomping in the halls and floor above us. Rooms are very outdated and no view from the room at all. We do not recommend this hotel to anyone traveling through for a good experience.

It's hard to put into words, the way I feel about this place, but I'll try…read more We specifically booked this place because of the history. And the cabin in particular that is built upon Chief Ouray's hunting adobe. We absolutely loved the cabin. It was private and primative, but had everything we needed. And to learn that it was built in 1902 was even better. It does have a comfy bedroom, it is not a studio. And a kitchenette with a fridge and a stove, a microwave and mostly fully stocked. A decent shower and lots of heaters with a wood burning stove. We would stay here again in a second. It was neat waking up to the wild turkeys and driving up and down the hill in the ice. The jeep made it really easy. We also booked the sunroom and while I do love staying in the lodge, because of its convenience, we much prefer the cabin. The sun room is almost all windows, and it is literally built on top of the vapor cave with the rock coming through one wall. It's very cozy too, and has a king bed. That part is great! There is no kitchenette in here though, but the front desk clerk was kind enough to help us with some items we needed to make some sandwiches. I'll tell you the most difficult part is this: The entitlement of folks who have no concept of respect. Whether it be berating the staff or talking loudly and obnoxiously while soaking. If someone doesn't know hot springs etiquette, they should learn. It's a place of retreat, rest and relaxation. It's also a sacred native site. It deserves respect. Don't come here if you're looking to be loud and obnoxious. You don't know how many times I watched people walk away from soaking, because of idle drunk gossipy talk... The times where we have been mostly alone, are just epic and I'm truly grateful for that. It has been one of the best weeks just becoming one with nature and the earth, honoring the sacred. There really are no more words except this... For all the negative reviews around social media or online, that's great keep it up. The rest of us would like this little gem kept a secret. Thanks

Everything we could want in a hot springs resort! The vapor caves were hot, dim, and quiet. The…read moreoutdoor hot springs pool was a perfect temperature for a long soak with friendly chats. The atrium provided hot drinks and a comfy seat to read or enjoy the views. Clean and comfortable rooms and friendly staff. A short stroll to Main Street for food.