My third stay in twenty years. Great ambience. My room was quiet, with the right temperature. Not…read moremany electrical outlets, but I made it work. I ate at the bar in the Grill. My burger was terrific! Keep up the good work Redstone staff!

Cherie Morton was so helpful and accommodating, very supportive, personal and kind. Took care of a…read morecouple glitches in our reservation in a matter of minutes, she is a true professional! Facility needs some renovation but a very cool place in the area. Internet Service at the lodge is terrible, hope they improve that moving forward. Lounge and breakfast facility was good but staff at times acted like they didn't want to be working, not the same attitude Cherie had at the Front Desk.

We stayed at the Gamekeeper's Cottage during our recent 4 day visit to Redstone to celebrate our…read moreone year wedding anniversary. We were seeking quiet, cozy surroundings to get away from the hustle and bustle of our busy days in DFW, and what we found was a gem of a town that will be a retreat for us year after year. The Cottage has all the comforts of home...and them some. (We don't have a wood burning fireplace in our home, so that was a treat for us and we used it every day of our stay.) We were able to cook if we wanted to (kitchen was stocked with dishes, pots, pans, coffee maker and french press, condiments, utensils, etc.), or hop in our Jeep for a quick ride up to the Inn. Janette was so attentive and made sure we had everything we needed, and everyone in Redstone was about as sweet as they come (and everyone knows everyone). Also provided: TV, DVD collection (great choices, too), cozy master, furnished master bath with heated floors, and a jacuzzi that served as the perfect place to take in the breathtaking view of the stars at night. (The photos and description seen here are faithful to the property.) Redstone itself is within a two minute drive of the cottage, and I imagine it's an easy walk as well (we had our rental so we just used it). This was the perfect home base for our Colorado getaway (we also spent a little time in Carbondale, which was great, and Aspen, which we'd pass on again). Whether you're seeking a romantic trip to the mountains with your love--complete with robes (provided), a warm fire (tools provided), hot tub (provided), and champagne (grab a bottle at the G Store, though don't be surprised if J&J leave you a little something)--or you want to reconnect with family and friends (dive into the board games, cards, DVDs, or head outside to play horseshoes or enjoy some coffee in the adirondack chairs strewn about the lovely lawn), this cottage is the perfect place to make memories that you will treasure for years to come. Just read through all of the sweet memories captured in the Guest Book over the years. You'll understand quickly why those who have had the pleasure of staying at GC don't ever want to leave, and can't wait to go back! Tip: Take the Castle tour and definitely have dinner at least once at Red's, the dining room at the Inn (best steak my husband ever had...and we eat well).

This was an amazing tour. Mainly for learning about the coal industry in Colorado. And the extent…read morethe owners went to to keep the union out of the mine. Learned the history of Redstone. And what a booming town this little hamlet used to be. And that is why you should tour Redstone Castle. You need to buy your tour ticket in town. Give yourself another 10 minutes to drive up to the castle, park, and get over to the castle. But it isn't really a castle. No moat. No drawbridge. No turrets or towers. It's just a big house. And considering I live in Boston Metrowest - I have friends who live in larger, more ornate, tackier houses. Most of the first floor of the house has been kept in "original" condition. But since the castle has been operated as a bed and breakfast or inn by previous owners, all of the bedrooms have been updated. No telling if there is any resemblance to the original. Also, most of the furniture is NOT the original stuff, so again not sure if any of the stuff is even period pieces. It is still cool to walk around. And imagine living there 100 years ago. It's really about the coal, not the castle.

Wow, words can't describe how great this place is. Beautifully restored, historical castle. Welcome…read morereception and breakfast both excellent. Staff was wonderful and attentive. We had the whole castle to ourselves. Jewel in the crystal river valley.

My sister and I with our 3 dogs spent 2 nights in cabin 4 at the Beaver Lake Lodge. We all had a…read morewonderful stay in the cabin and in the town of Marble. The cabin was originally built as housing for the local quarry workers but has been beautifully remodeled and updated. There was no no cell service in town, no TV in the cabin, and the only internet access was in the main lodge. It was wonderful to unplug for 2 days. The town itself is very laid back and is a nice change from many of the more tourist orientated towns in the Colorado mountains.

We stayed here on a whim after driving up and back from Crystal Mill. Paige, who worked at the…read morehotel, was so friendly and awesome! The room was surprisingly very nice and the bathroom was super nice! Felt like I was in a Marriot hotel. The lodge had complimentary SUP and kayaks for the guests to use which was a great perk! It had such a friendly small town vibe, everyone was so chill. My Only complaint was that the mattress was extremely uncomfortable (...like I would of slept better camping) which kind of sucked because everything else was so great about the place. The phone service was no good but that is was is so fun and relaxing about small remote towns. It's nice to unplug. They did have WiFi that worked okay for things like checking email but not for streaming or anything like that. The shower in the bathroom was super nice but it was one of the fancy ones that doesn't have a door, it's just half glass and open the other half but when you did shower the entire bathroom and room got super humid and muggy. Hotel is dog friendly which was awesome for our pups. Also, they only take cash and check but they are super flexible!

I booked this hotel via Hotwire, who stated in my receipt that the hotel would choose an…read moreappropriate room for our party. When we arrived, the check-in woman said that Hotwire had allocated our room, which had a queen bed for three people, without a sofa bed. I said this wasn't appropriate for our group size, but her suggestion was that we call Hotwire and cancel the room. This just didn't make any sense. I asked if they could change our room, but she insisted this would be an upcharge of $50. Then I asked if there was a supervisor who could clear up this problem, although this woman also passed the buck to Hotwire. I assumed they must be full that night, but no, they weren't. They were just cheap, argumentative, and irrational. After haggling for way too long, the manager finally agreed to provide us a suitably-sized room, but "just this once." WTF? This was appalling customer service. I'll add that this is a dated Holiday Inn with run-down rooms and amenities, and without a working pool. (They didn't have any gluten free options at breakfast either, so why should we pay more to receive less?) Two stars for the serene view of the river, zero stars for the absolutely dreadful customer service.

The first room we were given was beyond filthy. The…read morecarpeting was disgusting, including numerous stains - didn't look like it had ever been cleaned. The furnishing and lamp shades were badly worn and/or torn and there appeared to be something smeared on the wall as you entered the room. When my husband checked at the front desk about getting another room, the clerk initially said there wasn't anything available. When my husband started got irritated and mentioned how nasty the room was with other hotel guests nearby, the clerk mysteriously was able to find another room. The second room was slightly better, but this place is WAY overpriced for the condition it's in!

Just a very well appointed and accommodating Hilton hotel. Easy access and plenty of parking…read more Comfortable and clean rooms with a welcoming staff and management. Food is well done too.

Stayed here between Christmas and new years. Knocked a star because the lock the balcony didn't…read morelatch on. The workers here are all amazing. Every person we encountered had a great attitude. This place is worth the price too over Aspen and just a quick 30 min drive away. We used a couple FNC since they were expiring soon and it was nice getaway. Wish they had a Starbucks in the lobby. But there is one across the street.

What a great retreat! We originally booked a cabin through VRBO that was in bad shape, not at all…read morewhat was represented. So on the hunt I found these cabins! Robyn, the owner, is friendly and helpful! Don't hesitate to make a reservation. These cabins are well maintained and updated. The river is beautiful and soothes while falling asleep at night.

Clean, comfortable and convenient!!! Right on frying pan and in downtown…read more My husband stayed with our son and two friends to fly fish 2 years ago. This year he and I went with friends. Cycling one day, guided fly fishing next day and then a trip into Aspen. Highly recommend - very posh for fly fisherman

What a great stay and experience. My wife found the Distillery Inn for a getaway to Glenwood…read moreSprings. We've stayed in many of the Glenwood hotels and they're fine. Carbdondale is 14 miles away and 20-25 minutes. It is a beautiful drive between the two and was great exploring another mountain town. The Distillery Inn is a breath of fresh air. They offer five rooms. One is downstairs adjacent to the distillery and tasting room. It is handicap accessible. The other four are just up a few sets of stairs and have their own balconies. The room we stayed in Ginger is gorgeous. It is modern and offers a ton of space. The bathroom is large with a closet with safe, large counter with oversized sink, bathroom with sliding door and walk in shower with rain and handheld heads. The bed was very comfortable with high quality sheets. There is a gas fireplace and coffee machine and mini fridge. They do offer a minibar and their own spirits to buy. The room had a couch and desk as well as a patio with two chairs to relax in. On the second floor is an outdoor patio with several tables to sit at. We took advantage of unseasonably warm weather in November to eat meals at. The patio has a beautiful view of Carbondale. They provide daily newspapers and in the hallway for the rooms are additional coffee pods, plates and silverware for eating in your room. The owner Connie was extremely helpful going above and beyond to surprise my wife with flowers. She gave me different options and the vase and flowers were in the room when we checked in. She answered questions we had and helped us troubleshoot a small problem with some of the technology. The tasting room is gorgeous. We didn't spend much time there but enjoued live music from the patio (with fireplace) just outside. They have reserved parking for Inn guests behind the building in the alley. They do have free charging for electric vehicles which is very uncommon. We did buy a few bottles of their Moonlight Espresso and Whiskey and they are both delicious and oh so drinkable. The downtown of Carbondale was quiet but filled with lots of restaurants, shops and mountain hospitality. Looking forward to returning to the Distillery Inn on future visits.

I have to admit I was nervous to visit during COVID, but once we arrived I felt so much better!…read moreThey took very careful care of us, you could tell the rooms were spotless, and they went hand over foot to make sure every one of our needs were met. We had cocktails waiting for us in our room when we arrived. The location is perfect as it is within walking distance of downtown and several restaurants, not to mention their own tasting room! I absolutely recommend this a a nice little get away. We'll definitely be returning!

Stay here if you're coming to Crested Butte! The hospitality was out of this world and it truly…read morefelt like a home away from home. The rooms were clean & cozy and I cannot sing my praises enough about how sweet and kind all the staff is.

My Elk Mountain Lodge experience was exceptional! I lost an earring in my room when rushing to…read morechecking out and get to the airport. The earring has been in my family a very long time and I was so sad, as I thought it was a long-shot to ever get it back again. But I texted the staff, they said they'd already found it and they sent it back to me! I was thrilled and super grateful. All the staff members were warm and friendly, and the location is ideal for easy access to the best that Crested Butte has to offer in the summertime. I loved the delicious house-baked cookies every afternoon. I cannot recommend this place highly enough!

We stayed overnight during our roadtrip through Colorado and we absolutely LOVED the Bross Hotel…read more We were nicely greeted by the owners and were provided with lovely recommendations for things to do/places to eat in the area. Our room was on the top floor and was sooo cute and clean! The bed was super comfy and we loved that there was a ceiling fan. The room has AC and was very cool in the evening. The location is walking distance to anything in town. The breakfast the following morning was PERFECTION. We started with a local fruit salad and finished with homemade blueberry lemon meringue pancakes with bacon. The pancakes were so fluffy! We can't say enough good things about this place. Stay here a while. If we're ever back in the area we will definitely be back!

Lovely hotel rooms Comfortable beds…read moreClean, clean, clean Excellent breakfast!!!! Yum! Small and walkable town!