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!

This charming Victorian B&B is the perfect place for a weekend getaway! The Palisade Wine Valley…read moreInn is quiet, comfortable, clean, and spacious, with well appointed décor that makes you feel right at home. Michelle and David are wonderful hosts, and we truly enjoyed our stay. We especially loved having breakfast on the porch each morning. Michelle is a fantastic cook, and the food was absolutely delicious! The location is ideal--just a short walk to downtown Palisade. The beautifully maintained grounds also offer plenty of peaceful spots to sit, cool off, and relax. We absolutely loved our time at this B&B and will definitely be back! Thank you, David and Michelle for sharing your home with us and helping make our weekend so special. We can't wait to visit again!

My husband and I had the privilege of spending two nights @ this inn in conjunction with his 76th…read morebirthday. We couldn't be happier with the time spent. Michelle and Dave do everything to make the time enjoyable. Breakfast is served on their beautiful front porch and food and ambiance are delightful. if you love vintage decor coupled with modern amenities, this the place for you! Thank you, Michelle and Dave!!

If you are looking for a place with a bed, a microwave and a mini fridge that is close to the…read moreColorado National Monument and in walking distance of a Walgreens pharmacy and a City Market. This is the hotel for you, and I give it four stars. But if you are a remote worker, who needs to work while you are staying at the hotel, I would give Balanced Rock Inn two stars. The internet works well, but there are very few electrical outlets, and when I put my charging Block in the outlet, it kept falling out. This led me to having to buy a charging strip so I could charge my laptop. Plus there is not a desk, rather a table with a chair. On the brightside, the room was very clean, the air and heat worked great and the bed was very comfortable.

We have stayed here many times, but this last visit, it seemed the room was not cleaned properly…read more There was food left over from the last people who stayed in the room before us in the mini refrigerator. The door was very dirty from people touching it and it not being wiped off. Luckily, the sheets were clean and so was the bathroom. The room we had this time was on the first floor on the left. I hope to return as we love staying here. Hopefully our last visit was just a strange occurrence.

My first stay in a B&B in Grand Junction. This one was really charming with a fabulous setting…read more The back yard has a pond, old barns & a cow pasture beyond and is set up to also do weddings. The food was homemade using lots of the fabulous locally grown fruits and veggies... The first morning was a Belgian Waffle with Hot Apple topping made with the apples from their back yard along with a veggie & cheese omelette's and sausage. Chocolate chip cookies & brownies were the snacks the two days.. Morning two was a souffle, Canadian bacon and fresh plum cobbler.. YUM!! Our room was pretty basic, only downside was the bathroom was across the hall and there was a tricky step that could easily be tripped on at night. I also thought it would have been nice to supply those fluffy bathrobes that most B&B's have if you have to wander the halls to the facilities. The hosts were great, very chatty and helpful if we had questions.

This is a nice bed and breakfast with very nice breakfast. I will warn you that if you can not…read morearrive by 6 PM be prepared to have $25 added to your bill. I was informed that it was noted in the policy section of the web site but as most busy business people I have never in 30 years of traveling worried about my "hotel" adding a charge for a "late check" in of after 6PM.

No carpet - BONUS! Wood (faux?) floors. Clean, cute, and…read morehas the very basics plus some. The bed is very comfortable. The water pressure in the shower is excellent. Everything was in working order. The TV is on the small size by American standards, but I didn't watch it the one night I was here. I would definitely stay here again. The value is great and the owner?/front desk person is very kind.

Columbine Motel is an insider secret in Grand Junction! Newly remodeled and close to everything,…read more and affordable. Friendly helpful staff and personalized service keeps me coming back. We always stay at Columbine!!!

Couple things to note. This is a good experience if it's your first time in Palisade and want to go…read morecheap. We had a fun time and the driver was great. A couple negatives: They don't change their schedule, so if you want to do the same trip again, it'll be the same thing. They aren't flexible at all, no refunds even in extreme circumstances that any normal vendor would be sympathetic to. One of their stops is odd, it seems to just be promoting the trolley owners business and isn't a real winery. Overall, we had a good time as first timers but probably won't do it again and again.

Olivia made our vacation incredibly smooth from start to finish. She provided us with a detailed…read moreitinerary, answered all of our questions, kept us updated on any flight changes, and even added our flights to my American Airlines app so I had easy access to our boarding passes. She truly made traveling stress-free and effortless. We are so grateful for everything she did to make our trip such an amazing experience. I highly recommend her to anyone planning a vacation!

Olivia helped me out with my travel arrangements in England. She was professional and…read moreknowledgeable. She kept me up to date with all the information I needed!

If you don't want to take a serious risk of identity theft, don't stay here. You must allow them to…read moredownload a photo of your drivers license and a photo of yourself in order to get the code to unlock your room door. Don't fall for the "We require guest identity verification prior to providing access to the property" bit. At every other hotel/motel, you *show* your ID for verification, not *upload into an unknown system* that will be stored, accessed, and used by someone you don't know. This is the most basic identity-theft risk (and easiest to pull off) and AI make it easier than ever. When will companies learn that we live in a world where personal info must be safe-guarded more than ever? Here are the risks: Biometric identification isn't the future, it's now. Your photos could potentially be used to create AI-generated images, videos, or deepfakes of you. Some companies retain identity documents and biometric data for years, increasing your risk. Small companies almost always have weaker security, privacy controls, and oversight. Your data may be shared with third-party vendors or service providers. You may have limited ability to verify whether your data was actually deleted. Keep in mind that identity theft can take years to fix. Oh, and there's no one on-site - you have to text someone off-site if you need something. The rooms have no chairs. Take a look at the crappy furniture in the pic. It's cheap Ikea furniture with bubbled surfaces.

A Surprisingly Cool Spot in Grand Junction…read more We decided to stay at The Melrose on a quick trip to Grand Junction--and I'm so glad we did. Everything is keyless (no front desk!), and you use your phone for entry and concierge contact. Super modern and smooth from check-in to checkout. The first night felt almost eerie... like I was the only guest! It was that quiet. I wandered around downtown, grabbed dinner, and when I came back, I started seeing a few other people. The outdoor area was a gem--relaxing by the firepit under the glow of the neon rose sign was the perfect way to unwind. Parking is conveniently located in the lot to the left of the building. It's paid, but easy to use through the app--averaging about $10 a day. By the second night, the energy picked up a bit. The bar onsite had opened--but closed before I could make it back out. Thankfully, on my final night, I caught the last 30 minutes and got to enjoy two fantastic cocktails served in these fun, festive ceramic mugs. The drinks felt handmade, and the bartenders were super friendly. Lots of guests and even locals seemed to enjoy the outdoor space with drinks in hand, which gave it a relaxed, social vibe. Inside, I stayed in a double room--huge, clean, and very comfortable. The bathroom was modern, and I appreciated having a fridge and coffee pot. The only tiny hiccup: it took me a bit to locate the outlets, but once I did, all good! We're actually heading back over the 4th of July weekend and booked a smaller room this time to compare. I'm hoping we can make it back in time to enjoy the cocktail bar again--though I do wish their hours were a bit longer. It closes pretty early, and it's definitely a feature worth lingering over. All in all, The Melrose is a fun, stylish stay with a great location and one of the better vibes I've experienced at a boutique spot like this. Would definitely recommend!