FILTHY When we walked into the lobby or we could smell was cat pee . There was an half bag of frozen chicken legs and a rock hard half eaten burrito in our fridge. The fridge has mold and hair and food inside . The microwave is FILTHY with old crusty food. The entire floor is DISGUSTINGLY DIRTY. It looks like it hasn't been mopped or swept in MONTHS. Luckily we brought our own bedding and we used their bedding to cover the floors so we could walk on them. Urine on and around the toilet. Luckily we had our own toilet and I cleaned it well enough for us to use because the two small community bathrooms are DISGUSTING and moldy . Unfortunate we didn't have a choice to stay anywhere else as it was last minute. We left as soon as we could in the morning simply because we wanted to get out of that filthy place. There's a difference between vintage/old/ unique and downright dirty and u kept. read more

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This "Hotel" is not what the online reviews present it to be and because of that I think they are FAKE reviews. My husband booked the John Denver suite for two nights and for two reasons; it looked like a cool room to spend a few nights in and because it was the ONLY room with a king size bed and PRIVATE bathroom. My husband spoke with the manager ON THE PHONE two weeks before our arrival and before he booked the room on Airbnb. He confirmed the accommodations and paid for the room. When we arrived there was a small empty lobby that wasn't quite clean but not filthy either. A nice young lady greeted us and said she would show us to our room. She took us upstairs through a labyrinth of small, dark, strange hallways. Some doors had room names and some doors were just open with workers walking in and out of them. There was remodeling everywhere. She opened the door to a room and we told her it was not the room we booked. It had a small bed AND NO PRIVATE BATHROOM. The bathroom was SOMEWHERE down one of the halls. I told my husband I could not stay there...it DIDNT FEEL SAFE. The idea of SHOWERING or walking down one of those hallways with workers going in and out all about to use the bathroom was not an option. She proceeded to tell us the John Denver suite was being remodeled. We asked for any other room with a private bath and king bed. They had NONE. We asked for a refund. She said she understood our situation and it would t be a problem. She said she would speak to the manager to get it taken care of. We had to leave so we could find other accommodations. The manager then sent us a message telling us that a a few days before we were scheduled to arrive he EMAILED us to let us know the room was unavailable and he REBOOKED US FOR THE SAME PRICE IN THE OTHER ROOM. We again said not acceptable and asked for a refund. He refused. We explained we were traveling and had not seen the email and that HE COULD HAVE CALLED US...HE HAD OUR PHONE NUMBER and he still refused offering us $75 begrudgingly. We took the issue to Airbnb who gave us a FULL REFUND AND APOLOGIZED for the unfortunate situation. The manager then proceeded to leave us a bad review. DO NOT BOOK A ROOM IN THIS "HOTEL". The only thing scarier than the idea of a shared bathroom in a small dark hallway is dealing with a manager who is completely unscrupulous. VACATIONERS BEWARE!!!!! read more

This hotel has positives and negatives. Overall, it's decent, but I wouldn't stay there again. Positives: -really cool vibe and decorations -very communicative owner -excellent check-in/check-out process -pretty convenient parking -tv worked well Negatives: -exceptionally small bathroom -bedsheets had some hairs on them and some small pieces of something else that made it seem a bit dirty (?maybe just pieces of lint, not sure but the hair was concerning) -room windows did not lock and one would not stay open (needed a wooden block to hold it open) -the right side of the bed slumped down significantly ***THERE IS NO AIR CONDITIONING*** This was a major issue for me, and I could not sleep due to being much too hot all night. read more

AWESOME: price and location (dead center of town) GROOVY: room furnishings, hotel guidebook If you wanna be in Kremmling (fishing or snowmobiling or 4th of July mud races or road trip), then you wanna be here. They also have 'themed' western rooms. I love themed rooms. Theirs could stand to be a little more over the top to fit my taste, but still rad that they are trying to match up the rooms with the history of the hotel and area. read more

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This is a really quaint hotel. It's older but very clean. Some rooms have a communal bathroom. Some rooms have a bathroom in the room. Each room has a different theme. The hotel is located right in downtown which makes it convenient. Our only complaint with this hotel is they need a box fan in each room. Until the sun falls and a breeze comes through the open window, it was hot. Once the sun went down, we were comfortable and chilly with the ceiling fan and windows open. We enjoyed our stay and will be back again. read more

Pros: - charming place - affordable - nice owner or manager - while it has no A/C, you can open a window and my room had 2 fans to use. Cons: - some rooms only have public bathrooms to use. - Sheets were not the cleanest but not terrible & when I think about it- other hotels I've stayed in had hair on pillows too. - Shower floor is not good. I skipped showering. - Room 115 had bed bugs on July/30/21. * Hadn't done any traveling or staying in public places until my night in this hotel. And haven't done any since. * I saw a tiny red bug on the pillow the morning after but didn't think much of it because I didn't know what bed bugs look like. * Next day I was a bit itchy. I checked my body and had 11 bites. * For those of you unaware, bed bug bites typically appear in rows of 3-5 (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). They may also appear in clusters. They can take up to 10 days to appear after the time of being bitten but if you have sensitive skin (like me) they will appear on the earlier side. * Day after that I had 24 bites visible. * Day after that I had over 100 bites visible. * I've taken thorough precautions to avoid infecting my apartment- but i did see a tiny red bug in my car. * Have gotten around 12 hours of sleep in the last 5 days (due to itchiness) & spent $100+ on medications/anti-itch but nothing has worked. read more

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Seriously do not miss this charming hotel! The rooms are adorable, spotless, funky, and fun! We stayed in the "John Denver " room which was so cute and a clever tribute to the late artist. The bed was super comfy and I really liked the attention to details such as mini fridge, microwave, DVD player with John Denver movies of course, ceiling fan, and dual reading lights. The bathroom was private, and you had to turn sideways to get around it to the sink. If you are looking for a sterile, cookie cutter room, where you don't have to "plug your phone into the wall" as one reviewer mentioned, (first world problem) and would like to experience a true taste of the old west, and the charm the new owners have added, don't miss!!!!! And if you book an economical room and have a shared bathroom, just get over it and be thankful you live in the greatest country on earth that has darling hotels like the Eastin!!!! read more

The Hotel Eastin - John Denver Room - Hotels Near Me - Kremmling, Colorado

He stopped in and visited with Mary Ann and Walter after enjoying the hot Sulphur Springs pools and hearing what a special hotel that they had created in Kremmling Colorado. Every room is a themed room it's a boutique hotel in the heart of Kremmling. Looking forward to telling everyone in Summit County what a great getaway just up the highway. They're friendly nature is so inviting, home away from home. Then you can walk around and see the new shops in town, visit some of the local pubs read more

This place was PERFECT! Perfectly weird, perfectly cheap, perfectly comfortable! I don't really know why would you being staying in Kremmling for a week, but if you ever are, stay here! Too windy and too cold for camping we ended up here for $35 a night. Rooms in the basement, with a shared bath, are $25. We had an upstairs room with it's own sink/toilet. Shared shower was down the hall for $35. There are fully functional rooms for $45-$55. Info in the hotel guide is extremely helpful, although the owners seems hesitant to recommend one local business over another. Location is close to everything. I would definitely stay here again...if I'm ever in Kremmling again. read more

Here's the deal: The real reason to stay at the Eastin is because of the owners Walt and Maryann. While there are other hotels in Kremmling (actually, only two others) that may be newer you will not find any nicer people than these two. Walt and Maryann are two of the most kind, genuine, sweet, and sincere people you will ever meet. Five minutes after meeting them I felt that I had known them my entire life and that we were dear friends. They absolutely want your stay at the Eastin and in Kremmling to be the best, and will do whatever they can to see to your comfort. About the hotel: The best way I can put it is to think of an old, 1906, hotel that is becoming a very nice B&B. The rooms are small but very comfortable, the bed was great and I slept like a log, the hotel was absolutely quiet all night long, I got a free upgrade to a microwave and fridge room ($50/night), the shower while small, was hot and had lots of pressure. There was a tv in the room (I don't watch tv, so can't tell you about choices), and the lobby is a great place to meet and talk with very nice strangers. One man I met stays at the Eastin several times a year and does so largely because of Walt and Maryann. While your dining choices in Kremmling are seriously limited (a Mexican restaurant, a breakfast/lunch cafe, a Subway, and the Kum and Go - ew!) Walt and Maryann will point you in the right direction. I'm already planning to head back to the Eastin later this month with the family. There are lots of things to do around Kremmling; fossils, arrowheads, biking, hiking, rafting, etc., but the real bonus is staying with Walt and Maryann. read more

Interesting find. Probably would not have stayed in Kremmling if not for the yelp reviews on the Eastin Hotel! We had a great two queen room with our own full bath in the addition (the hotel was built in 1906, I think, and the addition in 1933). It was very, very affordable and had a lot of character. Super friendly front desk. Coffee and tea in the morning...husband said coffee was decent, but the tea is the Walmart Great Value brand, as was the sweetener, creamer, etc. Wifi was slow, but could have been because of our connection...didn't try it in the lobby. No AC. Fridge and microwave in the room too. Clean, paint chipped here and there, but that kind of fit the place. Charming, and would stay here again! Oh, and there are seriously limited dining and shopping options in Kremmling. Mini marts, a couple liquor stores, and a grocery store (no organics). read more

BEST NIGHT IN A 3 WEEK TRIP! Bed was as comfortable as it gets! I would recommend a room on the North East side of the hotel. South side has a bank across the street that has security lights that seem to shine right into the windows. Maryanne and Walt are right there to make you feel like family and to impart information on this 100+ year old hotel that they painstakingly rebuilt from the ground up (when you go, tell them that room 115 should be made into "the cell room") If you are going to be within 50 miles of this place, do yourself a favor and spend the night. It will be one of the highlights of your trip! read more

What a cool place, built late 1800's. Old west style. Felt like I needed to check my gunbelt at the door. Stairs and floors creaked just like you'd expect. If you expect luxury, stay in another town (no other hotels here). If you like quaint, livable accommodations with nice friendly hosts, this is for you. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. read more

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I pretty much agree with everything Peter W. said in his review. Walt and Maryann are sweethearts. The rooms are clean, the cable and wi-fi work and they are in the middle of redecorating each room to a more Western style. So cute. Maryann also tells me she is getting proof that Zane Grey and John Wayne have stayed at this hotel in the past. Cool stuff. read more

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If I could give it 6 stars I would! Cheap, clean and owners are sweetest folk I have ever met!! Will be back!!

Got to stay at the hotel on Monday night while in Kremmling on business. Owners Maryann and Walt are wonderful hosts. If you have the time, they will tell you about the history of the Hotel Eastin along with the attention to detail that they are going through each year as they restore the rooms. For historic preservation enthusiasts out there, Walt is using antique furniture restoration techniques to painstakingly restore the floors. They have 28 rooms and are currently restoring one each year...Walt said the Colorado room is their next project. I had a charming private room on the second floor that included a refrigerator and microwave (nice amenities when traveling). There is a restaurant across the street for dinner so everything you need is within walking distance including the town park across the street if you have little ones that need a place to stretch their legs. read more

While we thought it was a neat idea with the old furnishings etc and really wanted to like our stay there, we had several problems. First and foremost, we tried to get ahold of someone on the "if you need any assistance" number and had to leave messages, none of which were ever returned giving the impression they really don't care. The room was hot and the ceiling fan would only go on low making it very uncomfortable to try to sleep. When we tried to turn it up, it wouldn't work and the light seemed to have a short and would blink. We tried to call the. Because it was so hot, we had to leave the window open and people were talking and smoking in the courtyard. The room, being right next to the staircase, also made it very difficult to rest since it was loud every time someone went up or down. Also, we feel it should be more clear that a "shared bathroom" also means having to walk down a public hallway and is a community bathroom. In the middle of the night we had another guest yelling about that because they were upset. All in all we got very little sleep and were very frustrated that there was no one to help even though we tried several times. read more

First of all: Maryann and Walt. I don't know how I felt like I knew them both before ever even setting foot in their hotel, but a brief email correspondence (and reviews by other yelpers) had me feeling like I was visiting family. They are terrific! I stayed in the Colorado Room. It was clean, quiet, Walt told me the headboards were made of beetle kill lumber (I think he made them himself), and there were plenty of outlets (always good). Really just a pleasant stay all around, I only wish I could have stayed longer. Rooms range from boarding house style to the larger rooms with refrigerator and microwave. Highly recommend!! read more

We were just here for a couple of nights. Love the renovations they've done. The inside is beautiful and staff are super friendly. This is the third time we've been up here in 4 months. Love it as a getaway! read more

What a unique place to stay. Each room has a different theme. The owners are doing a great job refurbishing the rooms. They let us see the different rooms. We stayed in the painted desert room. If you get a chance stay here. read more

Stayed for a night on the way to Steamboat Springs. Walt and Mary Ann were beyond accommodating in assisting us with a late check in. We were even greeted with fresh, homemade cookies. The rooms are wonderfully decorated and I would recommend this hotel to anyone! read more

Very, very friendly and accommodating! Charm and grace is everywhere. You can see the love and care in every detail. The specialty rooms are so cute. Very quiet and comfortable. Firm beds. Wanted to stay longer just to enjoy the lobby area. read more

This is an old school hotel with small bedrooms and shared restooms for a great price. Good: Friendly owners, very clean, and affordable. Bad: Small rooms and old electrical outlets (2 prong) Experience: I was heading to the Rocky Mountain National Park the next day and stayed here coming from Arches National Park, UT. Following Google Maps I was taken through a dirt road to reach the town, which I'm sure had great views, but it was nighttime. The hotel is a very old hotel without typical round the clock staff. One of its owners, Maryann, greated us at 11pm despite already being ready for bed herself. She was extremely friendly and an all around wonderful person. She thoroughly explained everything, showed us to our rooms, and even offered to help us with our bags. The room had one double bed, a tiny tube tv, dresser, and sink. It was extremely clean and the bed was comfortable. However, I was traveling with a friend and we were pretty cramped in the small room. I unfortunately was traveling with camera equipment that required a modern 3 prong outlet, which the room did not have. The bathroom across the hall had a small standing shower which worked great - just let it heat up for 5 minutes. In the morning, again Maryann greated us and was friendly. Checkout was easy. I would recommend the Moose Cafe across the street for breakfast. Big portions and fresh food! Overall, a great value, and an amazing owner who makes up for the hotels few shortcomings - would recommend. read more

Small for three people, but very clean and nice. Relatively inexpensive. Very nice lady at the front desk.

Don't know who writes these reviews, but i think it's the owner's family. Terrible place, stayed there last night, 6/21. No A/C, ( no one seems to mention that, do they?), so on a 93 degree day it's at least 93 inside. Run down, Awful shower, don't think the sheets had been changed from the previous owner. There is no front desk, but there is a caretaker of sorts who hid in his room and only came out to tell us to close a window we opened for ventilation. Has none of the charm I remember from my last stay; was told by a local that it has changed hands three times in the past three years, and has gotten progressively worse, as they try to suck profit out of this tottering wreck of a building. We gave up about 1000pm and booked a room at the Allington Inn, which has clean sheets and A/c. Walked the 1/4 mile to get there, swatting the worst mosquitos I've seen since army days on the walk over. Well spent 100 bucks. Bottom line: avoid this place (Eastin, not Allington). Better to sleep outside under a tree than this awful hotel. read more

Best place to stay in kremling I have stayed here several times , the owners are the best take great care of the place . It's clean and the showers are hot , they always have cookies and coffee . read more

Amazingly cheap for what I got, and with exceptionally helpful hosts.

I stayed here one night on a bicycle tour, and I have to say that the Hotel Eastin is a truly spectacular hotel. All the rooms are fantastically decorated, clean, and the owners are the nicest people you will ever meet. They really love what they do and aim to please in every way. I would not hesitate to stay again! read more

Maryann made me feel so welcome; it was like staying at a friend's house! She gave me a tour and explained the history, which made me appreciate the room even more. Every detail of this place is wonderful- the pillow cases are hand sewn, and the rooms smelled so good. Best night of sleep I've had in a long time. You will love staying in this beautiful, historic hotel! read more

A super getaway for a fun, funky, relaxing escape in Kremmling - I'd never been before we checked out Hotel Eastin, and we just booked our next visit for late September. Rooms to fit your need - barebones,clean with a shared/community bathroom for $25 ... or for a little more than double that, you get a full room with comfy beds, your own bathroom (with a tub to soak after outdoor fun) and even a little desk! Coffee, tea in the mornings and a shared refrigerator if you want to have your own orange juice for breakfast.Ask about the history of Zane Grey's room! And enjoy visiting with others, if you like,in the comfy lobby that has lots of local brochures. read more

So cute! Like going back in time, but in only the good ways. The owners are really passionate about preserving the history of the building while updating the rooms in interesting themes. We only had the chance to stay for one night, but we'd certainly return if in the area! read more

STAY HERE! You won't regret it!! Don't let the lower number of Yelp reviews worry you. Trip Advisor has a million reviews for this place and it has won their award of excellence 4 years running. Immaculate historic hotel with friendly service by the owners. The rooms are so affordable, you start to be suspicious you will be trapped in a semi-clean 1970s motor lodge. When you roll up, it's the coolest historic hotel in an adorable ranching town. For over 100 years old, everything has been scrubbed, polished and restored. This shabby chic hotel has all the rustic charm you could wish for! The beds and bedding are the softest I have ever slept on. They have free fresh baked cookies on Friday night's and popcorn to snack on. The coffee is hot starting at 3:30 AM for those of us who are off to hunt and fish or return to the road. Do the floor boards squeak? Hell yes! Are the antiques and the cute decor awesome. Hell yes! Most importantly, the owners are killing themselves to offer affordable, clean accommodations filled with hospitality and charm. Some rooms have a shared bathroom down the hall starting at $49 bucks and rooms with bathrooms start at $70 at the time of this review. They have scrubbed every inch of this place, it's the cleanest hotel I've stayed in. STAY here, it's affordable and charming and the owners are awesome! read more

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I usually don't take the time to leave a review, good or bad, but there is disturbing and delusional rudeness here that shouldn't be rewarded with silence! For starters, there's no check-in desk or receptionist, so there's a sign on the wall that if you need to reach hotel staff to call or text the phone number posted on the wall. It was a cold day when I checked in, and the room was cold, so at 5:02pm I texted the number on the lobby wall asking how I can get some heat. The text reply from the hotel at 5:29pm said "There's a knob on the radiator . . . turn to the left to open steam valve . . . . when the boiler turns on, you will feel heat." I did that and at 5:37pm I texted back and said "Yay! Thanks!" Then at 8:31pm I texted "Is there anyway to allow the boiler to start circulating again? It warmed up a little down here in room 35 until the boiler stopped. Now it's super cold down here again." Then I started to feel some heat from the radiator, so at 8:40pm I texted "Thank you, the pipe is hot now." At 8:46 the hotel texted back "Please stop." I was taken aback! Did the hotel just tell me to "shut up" for texting a follow-up about the heat situation? Seemed like it! I shrugged it off. . . . But wait, it gets worse. Way worse. After I checked out when I got home and unpacked, I couldn't find a few things (which I later found, but that's not the point). Anyway, at the time I couldn't find the items, I texted the hotel at the same number and asked if housekeeping had found any items that I might have left behind in the room. I got a text back a few minutes later saying "Our lower lever (Pioneer wing) housekeeper says no she did not." I thought OK that's fine, I'll look some more, then I found the items at home that I had asked about. At that point then I attempted to text my wife about dinner plans, but inadvertently I texted the message intended for my wife to the hotel. It was a simple message that just said, "Would you like me to make Asian Beef & Noodles." One minute later I got an angry text from the hotel that said "Please Stop, I've asked you twice so far . . . you are not welcome at our hotel ever again!" Whoa, I though, surely this must just be an unprofessional employee, not the owner (as it turns out, it appears to be the owner doing all this afterall). I was pretty offended, and this rudeness got my blood boiling! I stewed for a few hours, telling myself I just don't have time in my busy schedule to spend any more mental energy thinking about this, but is was one of those things that was just bothering me all afternoon. So I thought I'd give the hotel the common courtesy to explain in an email, the experience from my perspective, and explain that I was offended and if I received an apology for the rude treatment, I would just drop it, but if there was no apology, I'd leave as many negative reviews on as many online rating websites as I could think of. The email response I got is almost laughable with it's false accusations and angry uncompromising attitude after telling me to basically "shut up" via text twice. The email response said, "Cease & Desist you were obnoxiously drunk and incoherent: You are not allowed at our hotel ever again. Do not contact us. Do not enter our property. If you violate these instructions we will pursue legal charges against you. You have been obnoxious, drunk and incoherent. Any further contact will result in charges filed against you . The Hotel Eastin, Sent from my iPhone." Just for the record, I was not drunk, incoherent, or obnoxious at any time during any of this. Wow!!! read more

Just to clarify-I was speaking to YOUR dishonest behavior as a veteran, not mine- you misinterpreted my statement. I have nothing to justify because we did nothing wrong. This was a first for us as well- the first time that we have been absolutely swindled. You still haven't admitted that you didn't see the dog. As for my husband "ranting and raving" of course you can appreciate him being upset that we had been taken advantage of. My children were present when he was speaking with you and I know that he did not use any profanity or threatening language, and let's not go down the road of you accusing my children of being liars. What a great opportunity for you to place an extra charge and use it to do that much needed deep cleaning that 's been on your to-do list! Did you make sure that you got that long black hair that we noticed in the shower when we first got there? I admire your quick thinking and confidence that we wouldn't be able to reverse the charges! But I'm sure that's not the first time you've done this sort of thing. I hope our money has served you well-maybe a night on the town or some air freshener for the stale urine stink in the hotel.... At the opinion of the Kremmling police, we won't be seeking out legal recourse-it'll cost more in legal fees and fuel to come back up there than the amount that you charged. YAY you for anticipating that we wouldn't follow through with that. Again, a brilliant move on your part. But, you've already lost that much and more by losing the business of the 6 people that read my review and marked it as useful on Tripadvisor in the last day and a half before being taken down at your request (I got a notification email every time someone marked it). I'm sure those people steered clear of your establishment. Karma is a hard pill to swallow, please don't choke. The universe has a way of making things right. Lastly, thank you for your insights into my housekeeping-ever heard the saying "I may have sticky floors and a dirty oven.......but I have happy kids"? I noticed that one of the reviews already on the site spoke of BED BUGS. Sound sounds like a problem you'll want to take care of! Maybe that's what you used our money for? You can expect a bill for the deep cleaning that we will have to do in our home to eradicate the insects that we carried out of your "hotel". I pray that you and your husband change your business practices and really take inventory of how you treat people in the future. Best of luck. read more

Very sweet set up for the entrance with a warm welcome from the owners Walt and Mayann and the chocolate chip cookies they have in the common room kitchen. Does have a slight hostel room setup with some rooms using the bathrooms in the hallway and others with bathrooms in the room. read more

This place is a western gem! The hotel is 110 years old and beautifully restored by the current owners. Mary Ann makes fresh baked cookies and treats you like family. Clean& cute rooms, comfortable beds and wonderful service. Truly deserves 5 stars! read more

I recently stayed at the Hotel Eastin for a week. I am in the process of moving to this area, but my job started before I had a place to live. Being new to the area it was wonderful going home from my new job as if I was going to my own home. Maryann would be sitting in the front room having her afternoon coffee and watching the afternoon news as I walked in. I felt so at home as we discussed my day. Then, Walt would come in and join in our conversations. The rooms are amazing, each with their own theme. They have worked miracles on this historical hotel. What an amazing experience. So, if you want a home away from home feeling when in this area, definitely stay at The Hotel Eastin. read more