Condo 302, Mountain Edge. 2 stars. 2 reclining chairs, both broken. Room partition broken. Several…read moreswitches don't work. Table chairs iron and very heavy. Manager phone doesn't ring. Room size, kitchen, and beds nice. Next time I'm going somewhere else.

Loved our stay as usual. It's nice to get out to DC in the off season (October), although it seems…read morelike that season has almost disappeared. We always love staying with these guys. They have rooms in the Grand Lodge and properties across the mountain. Stayed in the Grand Lodge this time, but have always enjoyed their properties. Love their eclectic and welcoming staff too - they always make you feel at home :)

This hostel is one of the best I have ever stayed at. The owners are so friendly and bend over…read morebackwards to get you everything you need. I didn't need to drive when I was here as the town shuttle stops right there and takes you everywhere you need to go. The beds were comfortable and they even have a full kitchen to use, so you save by not having to eat all your meals in a restaurant. I can't say enough good things about this hostel and I will be returning!

Not bad, but not great either. The location is pretty great, the beds are fine. Overall it was…read morepretty clean, but there were quite a few body hairs in the tub and no toilet paper on the roll. If I was by myself I might stay there again, but if I was with someone I might just get a hotel room. The caretaker was friendly and helpful in suggesting a place to eat.

This is an AWESOME public campground and best of all, it's donation only (aka FREE!). We were there…read morein a high clearance vehicle on May 31, 2014. The entire campground was dry and snow-free. A car can get up the road from Ohio City, but it is a bit rocky for the last 1-2 miles. Trailheads for Mill Lake and about 3-4 other trails that head up to Lamphier Lake, Fairview Peak, and even Henry Lake and passes that lead further up and beyond into the Gunnison Natl Forest are located steps from the campsites. I tried to label pics of the campground and each campsite (there are 6). If you drive past the trailhead parking area, there is a bridge that crosses Gold Creek and we noted some campers over there for one night in a smaller area. They were in a Subaru and it was pretty muddy, but they made it in and out w/no problem. Thanks to volunteers who keep this campground tip-top! There is one vault toilet, and I suppose you could filter creek water, but be prepared with supplies if you camp up here. Looks like horses use some of the trails, but a sign said "no horses in campground". TONS of snow was still on the ground. We tried to get to Mill Lake, but the trail was buried in 3-4 feet in late May. We postholed for awhile, but turned around as it was getting late, never making the lake. The next day, boyfriend summitted Fairview Peak and reportedl that Mill Lake was still all frozen, anyway, of course.

Overall, nice, relatively clean room (however, our room did have a "Fruit-Loop" lying on the floor…read morethat we noticed during our late night check-in.) Also, we had some mosquitos in the room, which is never a good thing. Not really priced appropriately, given the limited "grab and go" amenities (breakfast provided, but not robust. Didn't have juices available, no toast opportunities, etc.)

Fresh remodel and right on a quiet golf course. Back from the street enough to be quiet. We stayed…read morean extra night because it is sooo comfortable here. What a relief to find a super clean and quiet suite.

Enjoyed their catamaran dinner package recently and it did not disappoint. It included snorkeling…read morealong with dinner and dessert. The catamaran itself seems to be new and in great condition. The staff were lively and attentive. They provided snorkeling gear along with towels and floating devices for the water. It was around a 3 hour trip, they picked us up from the hotel and dropped us off. I would definitely do it again, maybe at lunch time just to see a different view before sunset.

This is the best high end camping experience we've ever had. You're still really, truly camping in…read morean incredible location, but without setting up And taking down the tent, the sleeping gear, THE GEAR in general. Our dogs actually had room in the car because all we had to pack was our own food and personal items! ( And as for food, we hired our daughter who's a chef and she pre made and labeled our meals.) Jacob and his wife are kind, responsive and avid campers themselves. They have thought of everything to make camping fun and easy. Real plates, cups, silverware,French press, cast iron skillets, etc, plus salt pepper and coffee, Adirondack chairs by the fire pit, picnic table and your very own tent bathroom with a camping toilet, fresh towels, clothes rack, you name it! I've attached pics. Call Dog Daze. They're great!

Looking forward to our own Glamping experience with Dog…read moredaze outfitters sometime soon!

Best drivers and they came to get us early which was great since we arrived a bit earlier than…read moreexpected.

My husband and I hiked the maroon bells from the Aspen side to the Crested Butte side. If it wasn't…read morefor shuttle, we would not be able to experience this beautiful hike.great experience. very communicative, on time and nice! Highly recommend.

Easy peasy! Evan was wonderful to work with and had great communication throughout the process…read more Having our vehicle waiting for us at the end of the hike was such a great segway into the rest of our trip, enjoying Aspen. I couldn't recommend this service more. I had a text waiting for me with detailed information about where our car was parked with receipt of parking in my inbox once I had service again. I also received tracking details of my keys getting shipped back to me within a day. They were waiting for me when I arrived back home. Thank you again!

This service is AMAZING. The communication is great, understanding and helpful. Very worth the…read moremoney and I will be using them again.