The property looked amazing online & when we arrived, it did not disappoint. Our back balcony had…read morean amazing view, add the peaceful sound of the water rushing through the river.. pure and absolute bliss. Our room included the couple spa , which is an add on of $20 per night. The cabin was well kept, the housekeeper lives on property and is such a sweet lady. From our car to the National Park, drive was under 15 minutes. This property was worth every penny!! Pretty darn sure I left my heart at Estes purely from the magic of this property, can't wait to return. *Insert 100 heart gooey face emojis"

My boyfriend and I stayed here for his 35th birthday and we stayed in cabin 1. We loved the place…read moreand honestly it served its purpose. It was right on the creek as promised and it is so convenient to get to town. Maybe a 3-5 minute drive. The only reason I am not giving this place 5 stars is because of the bed. These beds are clearly very old spring mattress and dipped down in the middle so me and my boyfriend kept rolling down into each other all night. The first night I didn't get to sleep until about 5 am! However everything else was perfect. For a romantic weekend I definitely recommend paying the extra money for the jacuzzi tub it was lovely!

The suites were really nicely kept up. The management staff in prem was so nice. They helped with…read morethe little things. It was relaxing and totally worth it. Would stay there again.

We rented the 3 bedroom cabin for Christmas and had a great time. The location was perfect,…read moreabsolutely beautiful scenery and right on the river. The place is super cute, cozy and clean. It came with everything you need to have a wonderful time with friends and family. There was a nice walk out patio connected to one of the upstairs rooms as well as a downstairs patio with a jacuzzi, BBQ Grill and patio chairs. The kitchen was fully equipped with everything as well which was really nice. They also had everything we needed for our toddlers including a pack and play, blankets, high chair, and baby fences. The owner was really nice and was very helpful. The location is just a short drive down the road to the downtown area very prime location between town and the RMNF. Theres grocery store and restaurants down the street which was convenient as well. We really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back.

I have visited the Y here on numerous occasions just never stayed, so this year I thought I would…read moretake a chance. It was a mistake. The YMCA of The Rockies during COVID is subpar at best. The views are spectacular but the service left much to be desired. I arrived on a Sunday around two and attempted to check in, but their computer systems were all down so they had no idea if my room was ready or not...but suggested I come back in an hour or so. I went into town and called them an hour or so later and they still had no idea what was going on, but said my room was currently being finished and would be done in an hour. I returned at 4, an hour later, and they gave me the same status, but they advised me the housekeeping staff left at 4:30 so it would be done by then. I returned at 4:45 and was told they still had no idea. When I came back at 5 they finally provided me my room key. We get checked in and I attempted to text my family to let them know I had arrived safely, but the WiFi was down...it remained down for 2 more days. One of the big selling points for the Y was the on-site cafeteria so we wouldn't need to go into Estes to eat. Well the cafeterias were 95% closed and only offered boxes meals. It seemed also that a lot of the normal services they provided were not available during Covid. Had I been made aware of all these things I would have cancelled and gone elsewhere but they didn't tell me until I was already checked in. Another frustrating thing was that our lodge we were in, as well as the adjacent ones, all seemed to be housing at 10-15% capacity at most, the same with the cabins...so why was it so difficult to get us our room when they could easily have just given us another one? Our parking lot which was a shared lot for all three nearby lodges had MAYBE a total of 10 cars at any time. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone unless you have a large family gathering. They seemed more apt to provide service to groups than individual guests.

Very accommodating and luxurious, room and bottle service were just fabulous. I do recommend that…read moreyou book the master suite, you won't be disappointed. Only complaint would be the kids running around, but other than that it was a great experience.

Oh how I love this place! If you have ever considered going to a guest ranch, this is your sign to…read moreGO! The people, the scenery, the activities and the feeling of stepping back in time. You can pack your day with horse riding, fishing, swimming, shooting, biking, zip lining, games, basketball, ranch led events, hiking and more or you can sit next to the Colorado River and just relax. Or any combination of those things, the choice is yours. Great ppl, beautiful scenery, meals and lodging all included. It's a true vacation for parents and is fun for all ages, I can't recommend it enough. My kids want to go back every year and it's literally the only thing they've ever agreed on .

The Ranch owner's, managers and staff were incredible! They gave us an experience we will forever…read moreremember! From horseback riding, to fishing, zip lining, campfire singing, axe throwing and archery events we had a blast!!! Many of the guests were repeat visitors which speaks volumes of the treatment we received! Call now for 2023! It was awesome!!!

We were in town for a wedding, and with a small toddler didn't want to spend 4+ hours of one day in…read morethe car so we decided to stay over. We had looked for a hotel in the area but none had great reviews, so we hunted for a BnB. Luckily we found Aspen Hollow, such a nice place to stay. We arrived and were greeted by Marilyn, shown a great and comfortable room, and were treated to a couple glasses of wine before we turned in. This place has a lot to offer, there is a recreational space with hot tub, sauna and big screen tv with tons of movies, as well as a separate great room for peaceful relaxation as it overlooks the valley of Granby and has a huge fireplace that must be amazing in the winter. We got up in the morning to coffee waiting for us, and a delicious breakfast, fresh fruit, powdered sugar french toast and sausage. I am so glad we stayed here. I was hesitant at first because there wasn't a lot of info about this place but it turned out to be a great decision. We will be going back for sure. A couple of things I will say that were unique about this place that really struck me as fantastic and unusual. First, the quality of the building is pretty high, the floors are tile and heated, so in the great room on the mail floor your feet are warmly greeted in the morning for breakfast. Another thing I noticed is there are a lot of quality in the details. The bed was extremely comfortable, the linens were top notch. Many times when staying in places such as these, and others like vbro or airbnb you find that people just want to make a buck without giving a quality overall experience. Many times you find that people cheap out, and this place does not. The level of quality is very high, so high that despite not having family or anything in Granby, we will likely go back to just relax for a few days because it was such a good experience. I would recommend checking this place out.

Really nice BnB! Marylyn The owner was super accommodating. Rooms are nice, clean and the main…read moreliving area is really comfortable. Breakfast was good as well. I for sure plan on returning.

Amazing stay. The room was cozy and the staff were nice. Beds were comfy…read more The shower would randomly fluctuate in temperature so one moment it would go from extremely warm to freezing. Not a big problem for me. They have a small shop, lobby, and grocery store on the bottom floor which was also very nice but closes at 6pm Overall it was a great experience and if I ever go back to Estes park this is where I would want to stay again.

Very quiet little lodge. They make you feel welcome! We stayed for 5 days in the lodge itself and…read moreeach day was great. There is a shop downstairs with food- meat, fruits, veggies, snacks- and personal items. They also have a little gift shop. We booked a horseback riding trip and I would definitely recommend. Our guides were engaging, friendly, funny and knowledgeable. If you are expecting cell service or room service, this isn't the place for you. Will definitely be returning, maybe stay in a cabin the next time!

Cozy, affordable Bed & Breakfast in a great location…read more Innkeepers Hans & Miriam run a lovely B & B just outside of the downtown in Estes Park. My wife and I stayed here when we vacationed in Colorado in June. We loved Colorado so much we moved there 5 months later! We stayed in an upstairs bedroom that was quaint and homey. The bed was comfortable enough and the room & bathroom were clean & ship-shape. Our hosts serve a group breakfast in the morning, and it was interesting to chat with the other guests. For the mornings that we planned to leave for Rocky Mountain National Park early, Miriam prepared a fortifying boxed breakfast ahead of time. The location was great as a jumping-off point for the Park, or for a stroll around downtown Estes. The only downside, and I don't really blame the owners (it is what it is), was that there was no air-conditioning. Normally at this elevation it wouldn't have been an issue, but it was an unseasonably warm week when we were there, getting up into the mid-90's during the day, and it took a long while to cool down. Hans & Miriam supplied us with a fan, which helped some. In hindsight, it kind of added to the charm, but at the time it was a bit uncomfortable. All in all, I would highly recommend The Quilt House for a cozy mountain getaway.

When you stay with Hans and Miriam at the Quilt House B&B, you feel like you are staying with your…read moresweet grandparents who will do anything to make you feel like you have come back home. It is cozy, friendly, welcoming, and definitely not trendy. If you want to be transported back to an imagined childhood with kind grandparents, this is the place for you. The Quilt House owners are Hans and Miriam Graetzer, who bought this home about 15 years ago and remodeled to be their retirement business. The lodging consists of three bedrooms, each with its own bath, on the second floor, along with a sitting room for guests. There is a cabin to the side as well. I only saw our room, which had two twin beds and a bath, and the sitting room, which you could reasonably call a Parlor, if you were old enough. The bathroom was small, but everything was spotless, and there was plenty of hot water. The Quilt House has nonsmoking, no alcohol, policies. If you want to come back to your room and have a glass of wine before bed, this is not the place for you. We had plenty of wine or beer with our dinners in town, so we didn't feel the need to get blotto before retiring for the night. The Graetzers provide a hearty, filling group breakfast at 8:00am. Everyone eats together. The food is delicious and simple, and all made by Miriam. She makes delicious nut breads and quiche. When we checked in, Hans asked if we had any dietary restrictions. We explained that we were vegetarians, and they were able to accommodate our dietary needs. Hans also asked if we preferred coffee or tea in the morning, and we were always served what we wanted. The one thing that might bother some folks is the religious practices, though some of you might appreciate it. The Graetzers are apparently devout Christians. Again, we felt like we were in Granddad's house, so we went along. Hans offered a blessing at breakfast on the first day, which, according to other guests who were regulars at the Quilt House, he typically does. The next day, he asked us to sing "God Bless America", and we did. Can't say I've ever done that before at breakfast. On our last morning, we were leaving at 6am, so Miriam packed us two breakfasts to go, which she left in the guest refrigerator in the parlor. There was enough food to feed six people. That was very sweet, and very much appreciated. Hans and Miriam have lived in Estes Park for almost 20 years. They are knowledgeable about the area and its attractions, and are very willing to answer any questions guests might have. There are books everywhere, and magazines, which guests are welcome to read. There are no televisions, no DVD players, no nothing of that sort. It's a quiet place. Again, if you need to watch ESPN or rent DVDs, this is not the place for you. The Quilt House is located on a side street that is only a five-minute walk from the Donut Haus, a good Italian restaurant, a local brewery, and a Chinese restaurant. Walk another 5 minutes, and you're in the heart of downtown Estes Park, with all sorts of restaurants and crappy shops that will appeal to any tourist. We enjoyed our stay at The Quilt House because we wanted simple, inexpensive, comfortable and convenient lodging. But we have simple needs. We got along just fine without TV, radio, Internet (no Wi-Fi here), and drinking alcohol before bedtime. We enjoyed talking with other guests at the breakfast table, and hanging out in the parlor, watching weather systems roll in from Rocky Mountain National Park. But if you need all the modern conveniences, and lots of special services and entertainment provided at your lodging, this may not be the place for you. For me and the sibling, it was just fine. We would stay again.

An homage to the 80s! Funky but delightful. immaculately clean with comfy beds…read more Individually prepared breakfasts were real food- nothing pre-packaged or ultr-processe.

Nice hosts but just a Bed and breakfast lodge. No tv and game room and community area closes at…read more9. Went for a 2 nights , left after one night.