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!

my name is Brian hall. im giving redwood arms a 5 star review I've staying in colorado for bout…read morefour months now. I've stayed at other motal in delta an montrose a the redwood arms has been the cleanest a the owners are the friendly people I've dealt with by far. I've recommen redwood arms to everyone I work with that comes to Colorado from out of state

My partner and I stayed here the night of July 3rd. After a long day of hiking at Crystal Mills, we…read morewere so grateful to have found a room here. The receptionist was truly amazing, she told us about the cherry fest, food trucks, and live music that was playing. Overall customer service was 10/10. Any other time and that would have been right up our ally but we pretty much went right to bed. Quiet, clean, would definitely recommend. Looking forward to coming back!

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.

This place is amazing! I've stayed at the Inn on several…read moreoccasions and have always been impressed by the peace and quiet, scenic views and thoughtful hospitality from Lynn & Debbie, the owners. Wake up to a beautiful mountain panorama and the smell of bacon, waffles, fruit and yogurt. You can spend a relaxed afternoon reading in one of the quiet, sunny common areas or go exploring the many outdoor adventures available in the area (we've been to the Black Canyon, Needle Rock area and snowmobiling to name a few). I highly recommend this B&B if you're planning a trip to/through the Northfork Valley. You won't be disappointed.

Our recent stay at the Cedaredge Lodge was great. Owners Betty and Ted were really nice and…read moreaccommodating. Our room was clean, rustic and cabin like with wonderful hand carved wooden features. Beds were comfortable. Unfortunately the creek was not running, but one can't control Mother Nature. We enjoyed our stay!

Happened upon this place as a happy little accident while on a road trip with my husband, and had…read morethe best experience. The lodge backs up to a wonderful babbling brook that lulls you to sleep with a window open. The view was spectacular! And there was a nice, clean hot tub there to use, too! The room was VERY clean as well as the kitchenette we had. If we ever happen upon this area of Colorado again, we will definitely be staying again!

Let's be clear. This is the absolute best elk hunting experience I have ever been to…read more The lodge: Yes, these generous people open up their home for us to stay in. Their children are very respectful and I loved having them around. I stayed in a suite which was the absolute best accommodations I have ever stayed in. I had my own deck to watch the beautiful stars in the morning and my own bathroom with a shower you can fit ten people in and a tub to soak in after the long day of hunting. The food: They say on the website there is a five star chef. It is Jeremy's wife who cooks all the food and it was more than five star in my personal opinion. She noticed I loved fruit so every meal there was fruit for me. Which is above and beyond. The hunting experience : It was EXCEPTIONAL. The guides we had were very knowledgeable and went above and beyond to make sure we were seeing elk every single day. Jeremy (the owner) who is a true hunter, not just a "resort owner" was out every day glassing to find where the elk were at. He has 12 miles of land so where the elk were at, we were at. We had no issues going to the same "sweet spots" because that means that's where the elk are at. Overall, we will be coming back. They are an exceptional family with a beautiful lodge and amazing hunting ground. It is not a spot that elk will migrate through, it is a place that they stay because of all the abundant resources Jeremy has ensured the land will have for the animals. You won't find a better hunting resort to stay at!

My partner and I booked this Elk hunt based on input from Rolling Bones Outfitters, a third party…read moremediator. We were told that Crossing Creek's success rate was 100% for the 1st rifle season in 2017 and a high success rate overall. We booked the 1st rifle season for 2018. What we missed was 2017 was Crossing Creek's first year in business. The Lodge. The enormous beautiful hunting Lodge is not a Lodge; it's actually the owner's Home complete with 2 wonderful young boys. Surprise! All business is conducted at one wing of the Home where the kitchen and dining room are located. It is also the same wing in which the owners live. Starting at 4:30-5am when the hunters join for a quick snack while waiting for the Guides to arrive, who leave their diesel engines running just outside this wing, then business ends at midnight after dinner, countless cocktails and loud endless stores. I mention this because one of the owners rebuked me the second morning for making too much noise and waking one the boys. I believe this incident is the reason the owner two days later flew a drone mounted with high intensity LED lights that were shining inside my second story windows at 4am. It was HARASSMENT as well as childishness. Whatever the owner's reason was, it's no way to treat a paying customer. For the doubting Thomas's, there are no outside security lights. Certainly not one that is 10 feet away facing into a South facing window then moves to an East facing window then laterally passes the bathroom window in another room. I was harassed. I was totally blindsided and now doubt the owner's integrity. It was a childish and resentful attack. Entering the Lodge (Home) there is a small 6' long bench. Hunters lack sufficient space and storage for hunting gear and rifles. Hunting gear/clothing/boots lie about like any other man cave however this is a Home and you must be mindful of that. Five unchecked rifles were left lying around on the floor or leaning against one corner. I consider this a safety hazard for a Home or any Lodge especially one with children. A solution would be to build an outside heated changing and storage room. The Range. Sitting in the mud is an old saggy 6' folding table along with older chairs. In the field was a cardboard box with Sharpie circles for a target. I've used worse but at top dollar I expect better such as a concrete shooting table, chairs and official targets down range. Improvement is needed. The Guides. There were three Guides. A bonus since it was booked 2 hunters to 1 guide. Two of them were around 25+ y/o with extensive Elk hunting experience. The third, older, Guide had extensive hunting experience but not with Elk. All three lacked any years of experience as Guides and for sure it was one Guide's first year, first week even. It was also clear the Guides had one week of experience on the property. They had lots to learn at our expense. One Guide brought his girlfriend with him for an early afternoon hunt. One hundred percent of his time was focused on his girlfriend and he totally neglected the three hunters. We were not his priority. Later that cold night returning from the mountain top we loaded into an old Jeep Cherokee for the 4 mile bumpy ride home. One of the older hunters and my partner, 63, had to ride in the rear with the spare tire and hunting gear while the Guides girlfriend sat up front with the heater on full blast. We lost 1/2 a day of hunting and basically paid for the Guide to spend time with his girlfriend. The Hunting. There is 12 miles of property bordered by National Forest and BLM land. Of the 12 miles we only hunted in two small areas, the highest point of the property facing the Nat'l Forest and the lowest point facing BLM land. All the rest of the property was under development and not hunted. While the owner and Guides did work hard for our success only one of five hunters harvested an Elk or 20% success rate. The Guides were not allowed to cross the boundaries of the property. Had we shot an Elk in the Forest or BLM I was left with the impression we had to haul it out. That's what Guides get paid to do. The Food. While the website leads you to believe a 5 star chef is cooking your meals this was not the case for hunters, wedding only maybe. One of the owners and a Guides wife prepared the meals. They did an excellent job and the service was superb. Summary. We paid top dollar for this hunt. What we got was a bed in a fancy house, good food, an owner who wanted us to be successful and worked hard towards that end, inexperienced Guides experienced hunters, a property that is under development and not ready for prime time hunting and finally personal harassment. This place has great hunting potential. If you must go, go in 5 years.

This place is great! My room was immaculate, the front desk Lady was so nice and inviting and it's…read morein a really nice location. Thank you for making me feel right at home!!!

I was pleasantly surprised by this road side motel! The rooms have been updated, everything was…read moreimmaculately clean. The bathroom ms are a bit small, but that did not matter. Breakfast was good and the options varied (fresh fruit and fresh eggs). I would definitely stay again!

This was an unexpected surprise on this clear but cold January afternoon! The gentleman in the…read moreOffice was welcoming and answered our questions about what we were going to do. The hot springs pool is clean and maintained. My first step into the water was HOLY MOLY HOT! but then I realized I was near the spring intake to the pool, the temp eased up to really comfortable (100F). We had a great hour in the water then visited w the friendly owner for a bit about the history of this old property. We felt refreshed as we drove back to Gunny. Feb 16, 2019

Being from Cali, going to a hot springs is a goal of mine. WELL! Last night our friend took us to…read moreWaunita Hot Springs.. upon approaching it, it did say it was closed but when we walked in Tammy greeted us and was ssssooooo sweet and welcoming and let us enjoy the hot springs! You can tell it's a family owned place which gives you that homey feel. Nonetheless, it was great. Fun. Perfect. Thank you Tammy for welcoming us and allowing us to enjoy it so last minute! Can't wait to be back!!!!

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.