I was traveling through Woodland Park when a bad snow storm it. I was able to make a last minute…read morereservation at the Woodland Inn and ended up spending two nights there. I was thankful for how kind and welcoming the owners are. They made lovely breakfast and they've lived in the area for decades so they are able to give recommendations for local sites, restaurants, and travel routes. They were friendly and happy to chat but also happy to give me space and alone time. My room had a queen bed and an attached bathroom. There was no TV in my room but there is free WiFi. It was a very cold winter weekend but they had extra blankets. They also have a hot tub out back and they're surrounded by pretty woods.

We stayed here for a family reunion in July 2017. Sue and Frank were gracious hosts. Our room was…read morequite comfortable, and the breakfasts were delicious. We took family photos by the koi pond and up the path with a view of Pike's Peak. It was a lovely stay!

We actually enjoyed our stay here. The rooms were clean and everything was upgraded. The hotel is…read morein proximity to everything. You can even walk to a lot of the restaurants. We had wonderful service from everyone. This is good IHG. Highly recommend!

We arrived a little after 3 pm .. Check in time is 3 pm .. We were informed by lady at front…read moredesk that our room wasn't ready then she began helping other guests .. Three guests got right in after my wife and I .. I asked what was going on and she said that the rooms are cleaned at random and ours wasn't ready .. So we sat down and waited in the lobby and contemplated going to another hotel but they had my credit card and it was too late to cancel .. My card would be charged whether we stayed or not .. Fortunately we finally got to our room at 3:30 pm .. Not a disaster but the front desk really needs some training in customer service .. The hotel was very clean and nice .. The complimentary breakfast was solid .. Not exceptional but solid .. Honestly I would give them a second chance ..

It was amazing. Friendly and welcoming. We're happy. The staff is Friendly right from the entrance…read moreand leaving. We will be back k.

If you are looking for a personal bed and breakfast experience this is your place. Roger's Inn The…read morePines is run by an old military couple who have been stationed all over the world. Each room is modeled after one of their favorite cities around the world. They make the breakfast every morning and both morning we were there it was delicious. The couple is very nice and you can tell both of them enjoy running the B and B. We stayed in the Copenhagen room which had a king size bed and a nice bathroom attached. It had a mini fridge in it and it was right next to the mini bar that comes with complimentary drinks! My wife and I stayed their the first two nights of our honeymoon and I wouldn't have wanted to stay anywhere else. We will most definitely be back many times.

I checked into this hotel on December 14, 2018 and was given a rate of $315 for 4 nights. They…read moretook off an authorization for the amount. On Monday night I extended for 1 night and was quoted 79.83. I went down to the front desk to have my card swiped. And keys reset and the manager on site who name is Derick was rude as ever. On Tuesday morning my daughter gets a call from the front office that my card had declined for the payment and that we needed a card on file by the end of day. I called my bank because I knew that we had more than enough funds to cover. After speaking to my bank and confirmed that funds we're authorized for the total amount of my stay I did a conference call with bank and the manager Derrick who argued with me and the bank teller who was explaining to him that those authorizations were held and all he needed to do was release them. He stated to bank you're the damn bank you fix it. During the conversation the general manager walked in and took over the conversation and he couldn't find the payment on the hotel at first but went to credit card transactions and saw the holds for the funds that way and stated Thai owed $80 and that I would be good. On Tuesday night I called to front desk to extend for 2 days and was quoted $147 for the 2 nights I transferred the money to account and went to front desk and was told that card was charged for that amount Later on in the evening I had noticed that they had only taken 79.83 so called front desk and spoke with Stephanie and asked why had they only taken that amount she asked the manager Derrick and he said that everything was ok and they had everything under control. The next morning my daughter gets a call that our card was declined. So I call front office to ask what do you mean? He said that we owed 80 I was frustrated so I paid 60 over the phone and told my daughter to go down to pay the remaining $10. She goes to front desk and was greeted by Sarah Who is the owner my daughter tells her I'm here to pay $20 on room. She goes uh no. First you need to pay for last night and was rude to her. So I call from work and talk to Sarah for her to be a owner and in the hospitality business she talked to me like I was crap and even though everything was her staff fault she tried to talk me out of staying other night there since bridges had been burnt! Smh. I spent over $600 and the treatment my family and I got was terrible! It's sad because people should not be in this business and act the way that they did! Horrible horrible customer service and dirty rooms

Great experience, and great customer service. Will definitely be back if ever in the area again…read more Thank you to the staff for being so accommodating.

We came here for our honeymoon. We live locally so it was the perfect distance for a get away…read more First, the room was amazing. Very modern yet rustic with amazing views of the mountains. Our wedding ended later than planned but Dane and Anne Marie were pleasant, understanding, and accommodating to our circumstances. The breakfast is delicious with wonderful options. They provide vacation friendly entertainment offering books, games, a fire pit and DVDs. We will be back for a longer stay later this year. I highly recommend you visit for an exceptional experience.

This was an amazing experience. The property is beautiful, lots of natural wildlife, and the hosts…read moreare fantastic people! Each breakfast was delicious, and they really went out of their way to make us feel at home. We woke up to a beautiful view each morning & the jet tub in the room was just the icing on top!

It was a nice three day trip with my friends in Castle Rock. I checked in on a late evening July…read more4th. I was greeted immediately by the front desk, who didn't worry about my third party reservation, and have me a room at the requested 4th floor. The room was nothing fancy or upscale, but still clean and comfortable. It has two queen beds that were comfortable enough for sleeping. The TV was large and also a smart TV. There were ample amount of cable channels, and I also was able to enjoy YouTube too. The AC was wall mounted, but cooled the room quite well when needed. The desk area was fine, and I enjoyed the Keurig coffee in the room. The bathroom was clean and organized. The shower pressure was a bit light, but still did the job. The towels could have been thicker, but the bathroom amenities were good. For a 2.5 star hotel, the room was very good. The lobby was casual, but still inviting with enough chairs to relax. The breakfast was complimentary and had good amount of hot foods like omelette, sausage, bacon, and potatoes. Cereals, muffins, and waffles were also available. Juice and coffee were from a dispenser, and were ok. The fitness center and pool were small, but useful. Please note that the entrance doors open manually, but you can press a button to have them open automatically if needed. The service was well caring. The receptionist was very helpful in finding places nearby, and helping me with luggage after I got injured. Checkout was also very easy. I am very happy that I got this mystery hotel at Priceline for a great price. With the clean and comfortable rooms, free breakfast, and great service, it's a great hotel in the Castle Rock area. Overall: A

Great hotel and great customer service. While the hotel is a little outdated, it definitly still…read morecomfy and provides all the amenities we needed while home basing for our road trip. Great breakfast with a daily variety, great/safe location, clean, and exceptional prices! The staff was great and very accommodating. I would easily recommend staying here while traveling around Colorado! Zero issues from us!

My kids "wow! camping is so fun!" While this may be marketed as The Broadmoor's Wildnerness…read moreExperience it's far from camping. It's even a few steps above glamping as it should be for the steep price. However, if you want to experience a few days in a great outdoors The Ranch at Emerald Valley is perfect. After 4 nights at the Broadmoor resort (also amazing) we took the 2pm shuttle up a rocky mountain road to the Ranch. We were greeted by Aaron, a fellow Northwestern alum (go Wildcats) and his incredible staff. There were 38 people total our first night there, which the told us was a record for the Ranch. It didn't feel very crowded though (especially after the craziness of the resort) and most of the people had kids the same age as ours which was a lot of fun. They showed us to our cabin, Hills Cabin, which I realized was the "presidential cabin." It was a huge 2 bedroom cabin that had enough room for 6 kids up in loft up top and a beautiful master suite. + 3 bathrooms and a ginormous kitchen/dining room that we didn't really put to use. It also have a big TV with Netflix and a lovely fireplace. There's a 3rd bedroom that's attached to it, although the 2nd night we were there it was rented by another couple with a separate entrance. There's plenty of fun to be had at the ranch: horseback riding, paddleboats/kayaks, archery, fishing, hiking etc. And if you get a rainy afternoon there are plenty of board games to play both in the lodge and in the cabin. We spent 2 nights here, although with the rain wish we had an extra night to enjoy some of the activities we didn't have a chance to squeeze in. The food was absolutely amazing. My picky children were even in heaven and my little guy has been asking for lobster ever since trying it as their Wed night cookout. Dinners besides the twice a week cookout involves ordering off a menu with plenty of choices for all. I do wish they did a better job with labeling the buffet with food allergies. My son has a serious nut allergy and almost ate a brownie with walnuts because it wasn't labeled and I had to constantly ask if things had nuts and/or gluten in them. They asked for our dietary restrictions ahead of time so assumed they'd be better about this. This really was a very special experience that I think our kids will remember for a long time. I heard this coming week a big family is renting out the entire ranch and I'd love to do the same with family and/or friends at some point, although it was fun getting to know some lovely people from around the country as well.

Absolutely incredible. Breathtaking location, the food was amazing, the lodge is so cute, rooms are…read moresuper nice and so many fun activities and amenities. Staff is incredible. One of the most memorable two days with my family and we can't wait to go back.

We wanted to take our grandkids to this park, we drove 10 hours to get here, our first time at a…read moreJellystone park. We paid for a premium spot which when pulled in it was great!! Then the wind shifted and there is a water treatment plant directly behind us spot 151. The smell of raw sewage is so bad you cant go outside around the extras that we paid for. So for 1500.00 we sit in the camper instead of around the fire pit. They should let people know when booking or put it on the map online indicating the water treatment plant is only 50 yards away or so. Hopefully the wind will shift once again... Other than the smell its a great park, just stay away from the West side of the park.

This place STINKS!!!!…read more Like bad. Smells like shit on one side of RV park. NO one answers their phone, and no help with the shit smell. So bad that I seen two ppl arrive and throw up. So come here pay lots of money to smell shit your whole stay! All pools are over crowded, simple beer $10 bucks Oh one more thing No Wi-Fi ! They say they have it - it does NOT work! And no help with that- they don't care and say it is what it is. Don't say u have internet when u don't---and they they don't care or give any discount for no Wi-fi or shit smell. ---Not worth the price !

Staying at Glen Isle Resort was exactly what I needed. The moment you arrive, you're greeted by…read morefresh mountain air, peaceful surroundings, and a sense of calm that's hard to find in everyday life. It's the kind of place that forces you to slow down--in the best way possible. Waking up here feels like stepping back in time. It's the perfect place to recharge. Whether you're sitting on the porch with a coffee or taking a walk along the trails, Glen Isle reminds you how good it feels to unplug. Can't wait to come back.

Beautiful area with river and antiques galore...very comfortable beds…read more.. Owners, Mary Ruth and Greg Vincent, have gone above and beyond on updates to stay authentic to the history and majesty of this sacred place. Our stay was comfortable, fun and relaxing!! Thank you so much, Mary Ruth, Christy, Ethan and Grant!! Each of you made our 3 days at Glen Isle one of the best mountain/forest/cabin stay ever!!! Y'all come, you will love it!!

My wife and I stayed at the Fantastic Chamonix Hotel and Casino in Cripple Creek, CO, to celebrate…read moremy 90th birthday. Our valet parking attended, Ronald took our luggage to the front desk, where the cheerful attendants, Shalee, Chelsie and Ashley provided us with our keys to a suite. (We were able to check in early) After moving into our suite the casino floor beckoned us. We both played in Chamonix casino and all through Bronco Billy's. Had a great time. I had one hand-pay. Dawn the local bartender, Lexi, pay master and Joel, security, watched over everything, all helped me with this exciting event. Great people. Dinner was at the new Don Juan's Cucina Mexican restaurant. Loads of food and a special Tequila. On our way to the suite my walker needed adjustment and Tim, custodian, came to the rescue. All in all everything from arrival to 980 Prime, Saturday, was beyond high quality. W. Field, marketing and W. Vinson, personal host made my 90th birthday the very best.

DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU'RE TRAVELING WITH A PET unless you're prepared to pay a $200 NONREFUNDABLE…read morepet fee for a one-night stay. This fee was not disclosed anywhere during the booking process that I could find. The only place it appears is buried in the Terms & Conditions in small print at the bottom of the website. My friend and I ended up in Cripple Creek after a hailstorm cut our camping trip short. We had my 10-pound, 10-year-old dog, Cosmo, with us, so I specifically booked a pet-friendly room at Chamonix. Everything was going well at first. Becki in valet was absolutely wonderful - friendly, helpful, and by far the highlight of our experience. At the front desk, I checked in, provided my ID, and they ran my credit card. As the employee was about to hand me my room keys, he casually asked if I had any pets. When I said yes and pointed to Cosmo, who was standing with our luggage, he replied, "Okay, that'll be a $200 charge." A $200 nonrefundable pet fee for one small, well-behaved dog staying one night is outrageous - especially when it exceeded the cost of the room itself. Most higher-rated, true luxury hotels, like The Broadmoor, charge $50-$100, or they place a refundable deposit for potential damages. Waiting until after my card had already been charged to disclose this fee felt like an intentionally shady business practice. When I told them I couldn't justify paying an additional $200 and asked to cancel the reservation, I was initially told they don't allow same-day cancellations. The manager eventually agreed to waive the cancellation fee, but despite my request, never came out to speak with me directly. One additional disappointment: while waiting in line, a second front desk manager who had been assisting other guests stopped acknowledging me when I got to the front of line. I have severe POTS, which makes standing for extended periods difficult, and that made an already stressful situation even harder. It's unfortunate because I had been looking forward to seeing the property, having dinner at one of the restaurants, and spending a few hours gambling in the casino. Instead, we left and found somewhere else to stay. If the pet fee had been clearly disclosed during booking, I simply would have chosen another hotel. Transparency upfront would have avoided this entire experience, despite the fact that $200 is still an outrageous charge for a pet.