Luxury Treehouse? If…read morethe concept of a luxury treehouse is an oxymoron for you, perhaps you should visit Juniper Lodge Treehouses. The expertly appointed, and finished small houses with trees outside of every window, each with a rotating supply of birds, is owned and operated by a couple nice enough to be Canadians. The 40 yard hike up a slight grade on a lighted path is almost enough to convince you that you are "in the mountains." The view from the outdoor seating area in front of each house of the valley is calming and the altitude makes the night's sleep feel well earned. Highly recommend.

We enjoyed our stay in the mountaineer tree house. It was a very unique and awesome experience. The…read moretree house was cozy and very romantic. We will be returning for a longer stay.

The property is beautiful! The owners are very clear in their rules and expectations and the actual…read morecabins (we stayed in the bootlegger barn) are so quaint and thoughtfully designed. Wish the hot tub was available later, though. Perfect distance from Red Rocks!!

rented several cabins for me and the family, I truly appreciate how well kept the cabins were…read more Everything was up to date and not to mention how much space it has on the inside!! Super cozy

WE LOVE FLYING MOON. We make the short drive up the hill from Denver a few times a year to unplug…read moreand snug, usually in the Wild Iris cabin overlooking a gorgeous meadow. We've seen foxes, we've seen moose (!!!!), we see so. many. stars. Lindsay's esthetic is sooooo good and she's able to balance modern comforts and vintage vibes. I cannot say enough good things about Flying Moon!! Our pup loves it too. :)

This was the most relaxing stay! I love Weathervane (adorable vintage theme coffee shop in Uptown)…read more& that's how I learned about these cabins. You can definitely tell the same care & thought is put into the vibe of the cabins as the coffee shop. Was about 45mins from Denver/Lakewood area perfect for weekend getaway, very warm & cozy, the mattress was super comfortable, kitchen is perfect for short stay- fridge/freezer,oven, sink. I loved and appreciated every little detail and can't wait to go back, we'll try to aim for the cabin with sauna access!

Beautiful lodging, conveniently located, the hosts are so friendly and sweet! We will definitely be…read morecoming back! Thank you :)

Lovely accomodations. very convenient, walkable location to downtown. Wonderful proprietress. We…read morehad the most delicious breakfast each day.

My friends got married here in September, and it was a truly fantastic wedding. They rented out the…read morewhole bed and breakfast for a three-day weekend, had the wedding in the field on Saturday, and invited the bridal party and the out of town guests to stay in the rooms. The bride and groom had their own cabin in the meadow -- so romantic! What a charming place! My husband and I stayed in the Colorado Sun room, which had so many amenities: a kitchenette, private hot tub, double-sided fireplace, two-person shower, and even a sauna! The whole B&B had just a ton of history and character. The furnishings were all super comfortable, with a relaxed, rustic vibe. A few things needed some updating and fixing, though. There was no hot water from the kitchen sink of our room because the little under-sink water heater was broken. One of the baseboards had come lose in the bathroom and there was tons of mold on the drywall. The water up there is well water, and it was incredibly soft; hard to wash the shampoo out of your hair, and it tasted NASTY. Definitely consider bringing your own bottled drinking water if you're going to stay a few days. The breakfast part of the bed and breakfast was pretty good. Two of the staff came up each morning to cook and serve hearty potatoes, sausage, eggs, fruit salad, coffee, orange juice, etc. It wasn't particularly good, but it was nice to have a hot, served meal that wasn't pizza delivery. We ate breakfast outside, where the bees were a nuisance because they wanted all of our food. We had just a fantastic weekend up here! Definitely the best wedding I've ever been to. I would highly recommend Meadow Creek for events of all kinds, but especially if you want to rent out the whole place.

As an older active couple we found MC a disappointment based on high ratings. Beautiful location…read moreand could be 4 or 5 star with some upkeep and a very good cleaning. We selected the separate cabin in the meadow for our two day stay. Initial appearance was exciting but once we occupied unit we found how lacking it was. It is billed as small and intimate but we found the place "just" dirty and tried to overlook it. Clean towels and sheets were provided. Screen door did not fit so bugs, gnats, flies and moths inside. Had a King bed but for us the mattress was too soft. Very low toilet and small shower. Hot tub in room puts off odor and cycles throughout the day - meaning it comes on 2-3 times at night in a very quiet setting. Local water tasted and smelled terrible...so bring bottled water (some provided). Two FOLDING chairs provided for deck which needs upkeep badly. When we arrived we had no clue where to go for check in. - which door? 9am breakfast is too late for us and was ok. Visiting with other guests always a plus. The Elk in the meadow was a real plus too.

We had my daughter's wedding here in August, and I can't say enough good things about this place!…read more It's beautiful, looks like your way up in the mountains when your just 30 minutes from your house, budget friendly, and easy to work with. We brought in our own food and alcohol, we had food trucks...the whole thing was perfect...and we stayed on budget (spoken like a true mother of the bride). The pictures are breathtaking; if you need a venue, I highly recommend Chief Hosa!

Beautiful historic building with wonderful views of the mountains…read more Perfect venue for our wedding (comfortably snug at 95). Beautiful patio outside with a beautiful backdrop for photos. Mark is kind and generous with his time and offered lots of very helpful tips.

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!!

Great ambience and delicious food! Beautiful view of the mountains and we loved the live music.read more

We arrived for a one night stay, Saturday to Sunday morning. Checking in at 3pm, Vickie greeted us…read morewarmly from the door opening welcome, to chatting briefly about strolling down Miner's street, just a 3 to 4 minute walk from the B&B, the main street of Idaho Springs. The 3 Bedrooms are on the second floor, You walk up about 13 steps. Interesting the bedroom we had with a private bathroom, the shower is on a timer. My wife's morning shower came to an unanticipated stop when the shower water turned off automatically. I did okay with my shower time. Had a bit of a whoops with the suspended shower rod, a portion seperated, but I put it back together. Commodes are the classic commodes in terms of size. Originally this house was a single level home, I believe it became a "pop top" somewhere in the 1980's. Parking is in front of the House on Colorado Blvd. Retiring in the evening, the bedroom has a very warm feeling. If you wanted to stay in on a cold winter's night with a book to read, this is the place. Comforter was very enveloping and warm. You feel like you're back in the early to mid 1900's. The bedroom is a place to sleep, no TV or radio in the room, the TV is located in the common area. No closet in the bedroom. This house was built in 1895, and back then people didn't have closets like we have today. in fact they probably didn't have the amount of clothes that we have nowadays. We had 2 cell phones and 2 pads. The wifi hookup was quick and fast service. Didn't feel deprived, I was able to listen to some audio books and webinars were smooth and not choppy. If you want to attend church in the morning, the Catholic Church is literally across the street. just a 30 sec to 1 minute walk to attend. The other churches are within 5 minutes adjacent to the Catholic Church. All 3 churches are on Colorado Blvd. In the morning Vickie prepared a simple and filling breakfast. Egg omlet, hash browns, choice of juice, buttered toast with jam, coffee or tea. She enjoys conversation with her guests and we were just as pleased to engage in conversation with her. Vickie has owned this B&B since 2002 and also has family ties in Idaho Springs area. She is very knowledgable about the area. If you want a quick and nearby get-a-way from Denver, This is a great place to drive to. From where we live on the eastern plain it's just an hour drive. If you're on the west side of Denver, it's about 30mins. Idaho Springs is considered a bedroom community of Denver, and with enough activities to consider it a destination spot vs a drive through spot. Highly reccommend The Miners Pick B&B.