I came her to meet a friend before a class at the Denver Tool Library and the space was so cozy…read morewith lots of vintage furniture and decor- I can't wait to come back for an event. Service was friendly and my friend got a taste of meal from the fridge.

Lovely spot for inclusive, collaborative private events! I've been here a few times for networking…read morefunctions and really enjoy the cocktails on their menu. Even for a ton of people, they usually only have one bartender, so the wait can take awhile, but everyone's personality is sparkling. At least in the evening (and not on First Friday) there's plenty of parking in the lot or on the street.

The Town of Parker is growing rapidly, so the best time for a non-congested walk down MainStreet is…read moremidday on a weekday when there are no events. I was able to enjoy a leisurely stroll, without feeling rushed (but only to mind the 2 hour parking limit). MainStreet parking can be a challenge so try and venture to the lots or Pikes Peak. The downtown area is kept very clean and I was impressed that city maintenance was steam cleaning the side walks. Like growth, change is inevitable, but it is nice to see the landmarks still have their place in town.

The pluses: + Nice…read moreand clean building + Friendly staff + Free Wi-Fi. You do have to ask for the code from the person sitting at the front desk (for a lack of better terms). Said person will give you the code and it is valid for 6 hours. + Parking lot is huge + It is right next to the PACE center which I would love to see The Minuses: - Really the only downfall is the drive since I live & work on the west side of town. Other than that, no complaints.

Berthoud Library has always been so welcoming, whether it's inviting us to read with them, join…read moretheir events, or collaborate on educational courses. As such an important part of the Berthoud community, their dedication to learning and connection is truly inspiring. We're so grateful for the kindness and passion they bring, and we love seeing the positive impact they have on the community!

The Berthoud Public Library is kind of a small library but seems fully operational at getting…read morepeople what they need and other services that are the norm that goes with libraries. If they can't do something, like get a book that is not on site, they have a close relationship with libraries nearby so they can order the book from there. The library staff is friendly and there is almost always a computer open if I need one. You know, one of those times when it is just too much of a headache to do lots of typing on one's smart phone. I look forward to more visits here in the future!

We decided to stay in the town of Frisco during our ski trip to Breckenridge. The hotels were…read morecheaper than some of the ones near the resort. Plus Frisco had more availability. It turned out to be a great town to stay in for our trip. Frisco is close to four major ski resorts - Copper Mountain, Breckenridge, Keystone and Arapahoe Basin. Frisco is not a very large town, but there are a decent amount of things to do here. They have a charming downtown area that has some restaurants, shops and bars. The drive to Breckenridge Ski Resort ended up not being too bad. I personally enjoyed waking up to snowcapped mountains every morning. Overall, we enjoyed our stay in Frisco and would totally stay in this town again.

A beautiful snowy town in Colorado. My hubs and I spend a…read morefew days here. Its off season so we had a chance to enjoy this beautiful town without the crowds. We took a charter bus here from Downtown Denver. Lovely view of the snow capped mountains. The hospitality here is 5 stars. Plenty of boutiques and little souvenir shops. Free shuttles to take you to the other ski resorts like Breckenridge. Can't wait to go back!