I love this place! I'm never staying anywhere else when I'm in Ridgeway. Friendly and helpful…read moreservice, fabulous food, gorgeous views and cute balconies with the room. Chipeta Lodge, best hotel ever!

I approached the check in desk and gave the clerk my last name. She responded by confirming my…read morefirst name. I asked if we could be assigned to a quiet room (as I had read reviews complaining about the noise). Shea, the clerk, responded she could not reassign the room because I had used Expedia. I told her I don't use Expedia or third party when booking hotels. Her response to me was that I did use Expedia. She continued to argue with me. I even allowed her to review the reservation on my phone and she claimed it was third party. I went to the hotel website and attempted to book another room to prove that the hotel uses webrez. She said Expedia uses webrez. Just unbelievable nasty rudeness from her. Like I was lying. Her tone was so nasty I would score it a 20 out of 10. I asked for the manager and she gave me a card with Andy Stoll's cell number. I called while at the desk, he screens his calls and did not answer. At that point Shea states that she sees where the problem is, that there is another guest with a similar name checking in tonight and they used Expedia. At this point she had already confirmed my first name. She apologized but there was no coming back from the nastiness. It unbelievable that someone in customer service could behave this way. She represents the hotel and should be terminated.

Pretty Much everything went well here... it's super cozy, comfy beds and looks like they've put a…read morelot TLC into the space recently. Inn Keepers were onsite and super friendly. I'm staying here every time I'm in the area.

This place needs some love!…read more It could be really fantastic, but could use a solid paint job and scrub down cleaning with some TLC. +++Located in a quiet mountain town, this is honestly one of the most reasonable places you can stay in this touristy area. But it's a hostel located inside a mexican restaurant, and let me tell you, you will crave some chips and salsa. Everything smells like mexican food, which I love, but not in my bedroom. Bathrooms are shared with the restaurant... I don't know who would find it more odd, the tourist showering in the restaurant bathroom, or the restaurant guest? We showered after 9pm to avoid that, but it's something to keep in mind. +++Nice outdoor seating area, picnic table on the patio can be used by guests, but no ice and overall very dirty. I took the comforter off the bed immediately, and there are cob webs and dust everywhere. For a little over $65 a night for a two bedroom (bunk bed style beds) it was ok, but definitely not great. I won't be back here, but if you are looking for a cheap place and aren't too picky this place will be fine for you!

Two Stars -- One for Rachel, One for Surviving the Night…read more Mountain Lodge in Ridgway is what happens when a hotel stops trying. For $249 a night, you get stained tile floors, a water dispenser with a filter that should've been changed presidential administrations ago, and a desk with laminate peeling like it's allergic to effort. The wood laminate flooring had an awkward cut--like something used to be there, but instead of fixing it, they just hoped no one would notice. Spoiler: we noticed. The furnishings? Straight out of a bargain bin at Walmart. The bed offered the full "camping on concrete" experience--I tossed, I turned, and I woke up with a backache that's still lobbying for an Advil sponsorship. To top it off, the entire place feels like it hasn't seen a meaningful update since the late '90s. It was maybe a quarter full, and honestly, that felt generous. Only saving grace was Rachel at check-in--she was friendly, helpful, and deserved better than working the front desk at a hotel this run-down. Unless they gut-renovate soon, this place might be checking itself out for good.

We enjoyed our stay at Mountain Lodge Ridgway. Cute hotel. Close to Ouray and lots of hiking…read more The room was clean. The beds and pillows were cozy. Easy to book and easy to find and check in.

Simple yet perfect! Close to the hot springs, friendly staff. Clean rooms. 24 hours access to…read morecoffee & tee. Free towels to borrow for the hot springs.

This is a terrific historic hotel in downtown Ouray , Colo. It is located right off the Main…read moreStreet and is close to everything. We checked in late but were given detailed instructions on what to expect and how to access building / room. Our 2 bedroom corner room was lovely and I found the heated bathroom floor a delight. There is a basic breakfast room available with oatmeal, bagels, yogurt, juice and such. The stairs up to the second floor were challenging with a large suitcase but we were warned repeatedly in advance that there was no elevator. Great views from the bay window.

Such a cute, clean, and comfortable stay! You can tell the owners take pride in their Inn. High…read moremaintenance wifey here- I usually get pampered by staying at some hotels like Hyatt or Marriotts and was a little worried when my husband booked this hotel for a spontaneous trip. I even told our kids, "dad did this to be nice and spontaneous, so even if it's bad, just be grateful and act happy". I wasn't sure what to think at first, it definitely had character at first impression, but it could go either way once you get into the rooms (I mean, we've had some spontaneous hotel experiences that did not turn out so great). I was so pleasantly surprised when we got to the room- the beds were huge and SO COMFORTABLE (even the soft pillows which are hard to find in hotels)! The beds were so comfortable that I chose to turn in early because I just wanted a good night sleep in a soft, comfy bed that I could mold into. The rooms were spacious and immaculate, housekeeping and maintenance deserve a shout out because I'm PICKY and opted to shower without my shower shoes! Rooms were decorated adorably and the balcony overlooking the river was a treat! Breakfast was basic with hardboiled eggs and toast being my only personal option, but they also had sweets, Bagels, frozen burritos, cereal, etc. We would Definitely stay here again, and I highly recommend it to you High maintenance diva's is out there.

Looks are deceiving! Young families will enjoy the roominess in rooms. Designer shower head in…read moreshower is worthless! Low pressure. Fireplace in room for show only. Good too high beds nice decore. No comfortable side chairs just waiting room types in room. Nice deck or balcony on river. Three outdoor Hot tubs but only fit 4 adults, need cleaning, a bit cool if not used, very difficult for older folks or mobility issues to use. It would be nice to upgrade all rooms to ADA toilets! Good parking. Worthless breckfast. Friendly staff. A bit more effort this place could be top notch. Not that close to downtown shopping!

We absolutely loved staying at the Beaumont in Ouray. Not only was it beautiful and well preserved,…read morebut the staff was absolutely amazing. They went above and beyond with their recommendations and made us feel very welcomed. We enjoyed a few drinks at the downstairs bar. Gail did a great job at pouring drinks and kept the bar squeaky clean. There are rumors of it being haunted but we did not meet any ghosts during our visit. I'd recommend a stay here to experience the history of Ouray.

This is a lovely old hotel (historic) and is nicely maintained with easy parking. Once we checked…read morein we were on our own (it would have been helpful to have a few suggestions of restaurants and springs... maybe even a reciprócale arrangement). There was some people noise that could be heard from our room but once lights were out it got quiet. The location is ideally located and close to everything. We enjoyed delicious coffee (complementary) from the adjacent coffee shop, which also had available delicious pastries (my favorite was filled with spinach and feta yum). Check in and out was very easy.

We walked past this hotel and the bar looked adorable, so we went inside the next day for a…read morepre-dinner cocktail. The drinks were delicious (I had a Negroni) and the atmosphere is so adorable. The art and original 1800s wallpaper was charming. Staff was kind in spite of how busy they were.

I need to note up front that this review is of the restaurant only. I have no comments about the…read morehotel itself as we did not stay there. We were in town for an event that included dinner but we ended up bailing on that and based on the recommendation of the bartender at the Imogene Hotel we ended up here. They have a small dining room that apparently is almost always booked out so we ate at the bar. Really nothing negative to say. Service was prompt and friendly and we enjoyed our conversations with the hostess that seated us and our servers. They offer chef specials for a starter (salad) and for multiple entrees. They also offer a daily special cocktail. The food was solid and the presentations were really well done. I posted our salad courses to show how they handle it. The wife had the on menu ember roasted beet and apple salad. While the apples were scant the overall flavor was fantastic and the local goat cheese had tremendous punch. The salad was perfectly dressed with a lemon vinaigrette. I went with the off menu local tomato and cucumber salad which also included feta, dill, a red wine vinegar dressing and some zaatar seasoning. Again a solid dish, pretty to look at and great tasting. I went with chef special of venison stew. Again, perfectly cooked, the venison fork tender, the vegetables being cooked al dente and the broth being so good I wanted order a cup and just drink it up. We love bolognese and make it at home all the time. the on menu version used just lamb for the protein which (to us) was a bit unusual as you will usually see them with multiple meats. Suffice it to say, this did not need it. The flavor was out of this world fantastic, the rigatoni was cooked perfectly and the freshly grated parmesan was the perfect touch to enhance the overall flavor. Score this a solid 10 - when we return Ouary we will be back to eat here and may even try the hotel out.

Dunton is magical, simply magical! It's a restored ghost town with a saloon and 14 fantastic…read morecabins. Honestly you can't go wrong with any of them. A river meanders nearby as well as an easy walk to an incredible waterfall on property. Eric is the heart of this place (he cares for it as his own and is so detail oriented)(Emily is new and petty fantastic too). Special shout out to Holly (she made us feel so so welcome), Kelly. Alice, and John were fantastic as well. But all the staff are fantastic! This year especially. We've been several times and this was by far our favorite staff experience. Soaking under the stars in the hot springs is incredible as are the communal dinners. The road to get here can be a bit bumpy but once you arrive you quickly see it was all very well worth it. There is something incredibly special about Dunton.

We did not spend the night at Dunton Hot Springs. Our rental Jeep died right in front of the…read moreresort. I cannot say enough about how kind and helpful the staff were in helping us get cell service and internet and a comfortable place to wait the hours it took to get a tow truck and taxi service from the rental company. They researched ways to fix our car and provided information to help us find a way to get to Durango. They went FAR, FAR out of their way to help two people who weren't even staying with them. I can only imagine how they take care of their guests. The property is rich in natural beauty, and we hope to be able to actually stay here one day. We know we'll be in the kindest and most considerate of hands when we do.

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!