The owner is super nice! The ambiance overall is amazing. Went back in April 2026 for my…read moregirlfriend's birthday. We loved the quiet little town and the locals. Will definitely come back and check out another room!!!

Definitely an experience to say the least. The hotel is its own kind of place. I can honestly say…read morethat I haven't stayed anywhere like it. I stayed in the Jack the Ripper room. It was fun to just hang out in the night and watch ghost shows with my kids. I found this place enjoyable considering there's not much to do in Victor.

We drove from Kansas City to San Diego and back and stayed in 12 different hotels, so we're…read morecomparing them all. We stayed one nights for $101.03 per night, which was an above average price for the trip. SHE: It was freaking adorable. Terribly Charming, as is the whole town of Victor that we saw. Charming little town. Kind of a suburb of Cripple Creek. If you get tired of gambling, you go to Victor and gamble some more. We didn't have a chance to explore, but we did see the troll. HE: The troll was amazing. I loved her, and I love that she's kind of hidden. You have to go look for her. SHE: So, it's a historic Hotel from the gold mining days. It was probably elegant in its day. HE: I wouldn't call it elegant now, but it is charming. SHE: Vintage. Which meant the rooms were old AF. The room was small, but recently updated. It had a magic mirror. I'd never seen that before. You could tap on the big mirror over the sink, and it would change like the lighting and stuff, which I've seen before, but I hadn't seen it as a touch screen. It felt very out of place in this vintage hotel, even though they put vintage decorative frame around it, but I didn't care. HE: It also had a new ceiling fan light fixture, but we turned it on and the fan was on high speed, and I could not figure out how to change it or turn the fan off, so I just turned the light off and used the bedroom lamps instead. I probably could have fiddled with it more and figured it out, but it was late. SHE: We were tired. HE: I pushed a lot of buttons and it was blowing fan air all over the room. That's probably my biggest complaint. SHE: Well, no. My biggest complaint is that it's very noisy. You can hear people outside on the street. You could hear guests in other rooms. You could hear the television going in another room. You could hear the plumbing. Of all the rooms we stayed in, this was the noisiest simply because there was no soundproofing. SHE: Yeah, because it's old. Luckily, it's a quiet little town. Not much nightlife. HE: It wasn't run down. SHE: No, not at all. Vintage elevator. It looks vintage, but apparently it was recently put in. HE: They had a restaurant in the lobby that was open surprisingly late. SHE: It was open at least until 10, which is late for that tiny town. There was no front desk. HE: Yeah, we communicated solely through texting. But there was a lady at the restaurant that I think could have helped us if we had any real issues. But we didn't have any issues with the check-in. It gives a code to get in and all it works just fine. SHE: There was an extra blanket, and there was a cool bench thing at the foot the bed. There's no chairs. There's no room for chairs. All we had was to sit on was the bed, And this little bench at the end of the bed where we put our bags HE: There was a microwave, refrigerator, and coffee maker. Also a hair dryer, but we didn't use it.

Self check in, hard to get hold of manager. No air conditioning, room was hot, had to open…read more windows. No blanket for bed, Towels were hard and scratchy. Building was historical, neat little town. But would stay elsewhere next time.

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.

BY FAR the best place in Woodland Park…read more Each room has a theme and all are really cool. In addition, each room has a priceless unobstructed view of 100 percent of the Pikes Peak range. Food is great and the operator, Ron, is hands on but gives you all the space you want. We stayed there for a long weekend while out for a wedding. I had not been in Woodland Park ever... closest I had been was CO Springs a few years prior. We researched locations in Woodland Park hard a few months before. Most of the alternatives seemed kind of cheap while we researched. The reality was true ... when we passed and saw most of the alternatives they were in fact misleading in their descriptions. The place recommended for guests at the wedding were clearly not going to work for me. Everyone was kicking themselves when they dropped in to visit us at PPP to check it out. Pikes Peak Paradise is hands down the best option around. I highly recommend.

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!

On a warm mid-June afternoon, I visited this casino along with my husband and brother…read more I cannot speculate at all on the hotel as we simply just stopped by to have a drink, lunch, and play roulette. I have to get the one downside that I experienced out of the way. It wouldn't have bothered me so much, but the manager on duty put the alcohol wristband on my wrist so tightly that my hand started to tingle. This was after the bartender told me that I didn't need a wristband! He insisted that we needed to be wearing them even as it was mid afternoon and hardly anyone was there. He was a little rude and kept walking up behind the ladies that worked the roulette table, making them slightly uncomfortable. I kept thinking about how funny it would be if one of them would "accidentally" give him an elbow to the gut to remind him he needed to back up. ;) Other than that, all of the other employees were super nice. I didn't play roulette, but as I was sitting at the table the dealers acknowledged that I was there and made it more fun to watch. The guys had a beer, but I had my usual dressed shot of tequila... which is not allowed at the table because of the salt. I am not sure if it's because of the nearby motel, but I got caught up on my emails with their free WI-FI. The casino is well-kept and clean. The restrooms are located on the other side (not near the roulette tables), but are decent. It's a nice place to stop for a little while if you're ever in Cripple Creek. Review #111

I came up to get away from the town I live in and was greated so well I'm back 3 days later! The…read morestaff were amazing and I was all alone at night hanging and winning! In the am the Manager came in and was so great to tell me about where I could smoke and she made me a morning drink not coffee! This hotel. I think this was one of the best casinos I've ever been too! She knew the history and offered a good route to drive for a view! Not only did I end up loosing after 12 hours this woman who did not know me from Adam, shared what breakfast was like and then paid for me to eat and that was so kind!! The staff here at the restraint and cashier counter were awesome !!! The place was very clean and boy do they have great slots!!!! Not only that but one of the staff knew all about where I live in Gunnison!! She went to college there, what a small world! Thanks so much to all of you at Century Casino!! I am already back!!!!! Jess W!

Went in here a couple months ago, and was not impressed by service of casino or restaurants…read more Staff made you feel like you shouldn't be there. Lacked a buffet or affordable food option. Lacking in entertainment options such as minor league basketball or comedy.

Salt Grass Steakhouse is a new addition here. The service and management were amazing, everyone…read moreran everyones food so it didnt sit getting cold. The manager even got me some special sides when I asked thinking he was a server walking by. They have breakfast every day (earlier on weekends) and are one of the only restaurants that allows children in cripple creek. They have a nice patio you can eat at to. I enjoyed the biscuits with breakfast and the FROZEN coke & crown royal machine is sooo good! My food was togo and thoughtfully packaged and had ketchup, butter, jellies, silverware and togo gravy, VERY APPRECIATED when camping and eating outdoors! The frozen crown and coke was like an adult slurpee, and not watered down like a lot of frozen drinks out of machines. The golden nugget is open 24/7 with free drinks while you play, and they have a cute coffee shop that opens at 8 am with starbucks and other goodies and sandwiches. Clean inside and super clean restrooms. Plenty of parking dedicated to the casino. I always go to golden nugget when in the area! They have a cool display of a giant nugget.

Beautiful. Quiet. Great breakfast!! I was there in October of 2009. Would definitely go back!…read more If I didn't have a lot going on around Savannah, I would spend some time writing my book there. It's beautiful in Cripple Creek in the fall. A little cool. Only one or two other guests per night. Met some very interesting people. The staff was wonderful!! I've been traveling to other places is the only reason I haven't been back to stay. It was very clean. And I'm very, very picky about cleanliness.

It's charming and comfortable. We opted out of breakfast the first day as it was a "drunken…read moremushroom" dish and it was very aromatic the second we stepped out of our room. We were approached 3 times about it and they tried to send us on a guilt trip. It made us feel weird. We were asked what we like for breakfast and told them we don't usually eat breakfast but indulge in pancakes when we do. We were told the manager doesn't do sweet. He only likes eggs. Breakfast the next morning was awkward as he hovered while we got coffee. We literally had to excuse ourselves to get around him to our table. He brought us fruit and told me I wasn't eating it the way it was staged. I was confused and it made me ill at ease. That was the end of breakfast for me. I didn't want anything more. Good coffee though. It's a cute school house turned into a B&B. The managers should let folks relax a bit more on their trip and not worry about the details.

This has to be the coolest hotel I have ever stayed at…read more formerly a old hospital run by the nuns from the Catholic church across the street. Is it Haunted? Maybe! Is the architecture old and really cool? You bet it is! I will definitely stay here over a high price hotel any time.

We stopped by the hotel simply hoping to do a little looking around since we read about its…read morehistory. The woman working there was so rude and unwelcoming we turned right around and walked out and didn't get to see anything. She was so condescending and patronizing for no reason at all. Nobody wants to deal with that toxic negative energy on their vacation!

My husband and I were on our honeymoon out in Colorado with our rv. We had got turned down by an rv…read morepark due to our rv being more than 10 years old. We had never run into this issue being full time rv people, but we looked on to further rv parks. We came across cripple creek and WOW what a surprise it was. Such amazing people and a nice little spot to be in. Very quiet and they have just about everything you need. Our rvs microwave doesn't work for some reason so we had asked if they had one inside. Well to my surprise they had a microwave, an ice chest, washing machines, dryers, a breakfast area and a seating area for reading: it was a very nice building which is also a hotel if you want to stay there. The rv park also has a dog area, full hook ups for the rvs, sewage, water, bathrooms, a food truck, and washers/dryers. Highly recommend visiting this place even if you don't have an rv. It's really close to pikes peak. So much fun stuff to do near them.

Beautiful, quiet location. Our room was so comfortable and the staff was so helpful and friendly. I…read morewould highly recommend this beautiful inn.