My sister and I stayed here towards the end of March. The location is easy to access. It was a…read morequiet and peaceful getaway. All of the animals are well taken care of and added to the overall wonderful experience. The hosts are very friendly and offered a delicious breakfast. There is also a well-marked trail on the property, for those who wish to commune with nature. Cheesemaking classes are also available. We purchased some of the goat milk lotion, it's made on site (I believe). Wonderful product for the dry Colorado air. I would definitely recommend!

MY FAVORITE PLACE IVE EVER STAYED…read more Get ready for the coziest mountain get away where you can run wild with the goats, chickens, ducks, cows,dogs, alpacas, and cats! Everything from the beds to the breakfast was perfect, plenty of study space with games and activities, this place was worth every penny! Gina and Darcy were wonderful chefs and baristas, they made this stay perfect! I simply can't recommend Mountain Goat Lodge enough!

When we walked in the door there were people leaving that smelled of fresh cigarette smoke. Through…read moreout the building it smelled of cigarette smoke. I'm very sensitive to cigarette smoke and left stuffed up and had a headache. Wrong place for me to stay!

We are traveling cross county on a motorcycle and finding quirky, non traditional places to spend…read more10 hours is a bonus. Lodge motif, cozy, loaded with eclectic art and outdoorsy flair... Brown's Canyon Inn is clean, the beds are comfy and the shower pressure is amazing. The owners are super friendly and eager to talk with visitors about Salida and beyond. Staying at Brown's Canyon Inn has been one of the highlights of our trik

Great customer service. Audrey is very accommodating and welcoming. The place is clean, kitchen is…read moreavailable for cooking. Tea is available all day. Would come back when in the area.

This place exceeded my expectations. We stayed upstairs where the room was very clean, cozy and…read morewarm. The bed was so comfy and the sheets were nice. We loved the little heater furnace. The innkeeper was a total gem. Incredible location, affordable and so worth every penny. We'd happily stay again and again and couldn't be more happier.

My husband and I met up with friends from Florida for a couple of nights at the Mountain River Inn…read more Everything from check in to check out was fantastic. Erin and her husband are gracious hosts, the rooms were very clean and comfy and the breakfasts were amazing! I could have just sat out in the back listening to the river run and watching birds 24/7! Don't miss out on this gem of an Inn!

Awesome little B&B. We stayed in one of Barb's three rooms in July and it was spectacular. Their…read moreattention to every little detail was impressive. B'fast was delicious both days! Have stayed at B&B and pensiones all over the world - this gem is highly recommended.

We stayed in this bed and breakfast for 3 nights and it was nice. We were in the cottage in the…read moreback and it was comfortable. The bed was big and comfy, it has air conditioning, and a more or less fully functioning kitchen. The bathroom is a bit small but fully functional. The Inn-keeper is super friendly and lovely. We arrived very late and he was so nice about it. His breakfast was simple but very nice. I very much appreciated that he put coffee out at 7am, even when breakfast doesn't start till 7:30. The house is a bit cluttered, as is the back yard. I think cleaning that up would really revitalize the place. The location is fantastic. It's basically a block from the main drag. And you get a parking spot, not that parking is that hard in Salida. That said I once had to park 3 blocks away from something! *gasp* For a weekend away to enjoy this cute town and the river, this place is a good choice.

The best thing about this place is the location.. The bed…read morewas soft, breakfast was so so, the hot tub was at best warm. Our room was clean, the rest of the house a bit overwhelming with so much stuff and not a very clean feeling. Hosts are friendly.

We forgot to book a motel for last weekend's trip to Salida. Crikey, the chains wanted up to $240…read moreper night. No, thanks. Lucky for us, Silver Ridge had a two-queen room at a much lower rate. Whizzing by on US 50, it looks like a run of the mill old motel. Nope. Rooms have been renovated. Ours was clean and looked nice inside. What we liked: Full size fridge/freezer Hot tub: It's reserve-in-advance by room in 30 minute blocks. No smelly tweakers, couples making out, or loud kids to kill the buzz (and enough chemicals to kill all germs). Our roomy shower had thick glass doors, preferable to a curtain. The self-operated pancake machine in the breakfast area was a fave of our kiddos, who could watch the pancake on a conveyor belt. Just ok: Breakfast was hit or miss. Biscuits/gravy were my fave. Pancakes did the trick. Coffee was fine. However, my scrambled egg discs were cold and the sausage patty tasted too weird to eat. Fruit, milk, OJ, and standard Continental fare were included, too. Bonus: The recent model smart tv was loaded with apps, but you have to login with your own credentials. People forgot to log out of Disney, Prime, and Netflix. While we have each of these, it's nice to have access if you don't already have them. The Salida Aquatic Center sits across the road if you want some hot spring-fed waters. Overall, Silver Ridge combines nicer-than-expected accommodations at a lower price than nearby chains while maintaining the intimate feel and personal touch of a local business. Five Salida motel stars

Very cute little lodge. Beds a comfortable but the pillows were too large for me. Wonderful…read moreindoor hot tub and sauna that you can sign up for private use! Continental breakfast was below below average. No decaf coffee. The egg substitute patties that were microwaved from frozen were scary. White bread or white bagel. I did enjoy the little yogurt from the fridge but that's all.

We booked a room through Expedia that turned out to not suit our needs- the owners were very…read moreaccommodating in getting us an Expedia refund and moved us to a better room ( for us) at a good rate. Nice place great people

Stayed 2022. The place is cute on the outside and has a neat courtyard. The lady was very, very…read morenice and accommodating. There is no breakfast, but she gave us a card for 10% off breakfast burritos from the food truck next door. That was fine... but it wasn't open the next morning! Kind of a bummer. There are a few little things if you want to nitpick, but this place gets 5 stars because we left a tablet under a bed and she immediately mailed it to our house... no charge! Good people.

This was my first bed and breakfast experience, and it was a good one…read more The guest house is a large clean space above the garage. It has a private bath, a bed and a pull-out couch. There is also a long counter area with a sink, microwave, and small refrigerator. The proprietors supplied the room with a portable burners, if you wish to cook. Since there weren't restaurants in the area, we stopped at Whole Foods in Denver and stocked up on food for the weekend. After a long day of hiking, this was a great place to relax and unwind. Oh yes, there was also wireless internet for those who must stay connected. Liz was a great host to us. She offered to loan us winter gear for our trek, and she had homemade peanut butter cookies waiting for us upon our return. We stayed two nights- early the morning of our attempt at Mt Elbert, she made a robust breakfast of eggs, bacon, and toast. The next morning was more relaxed, and she met us with pancakes and sausage. Delicious. The view was wonderful as well- on the patio, there are plenty of chairs to lounge around an outdoor fireplace, and there is a jacuzzi. All this overlooks Twin Lakes and the majestic mountains in the background. Next time, I hope to indulge in the outdoor amenities!

Well, I suppose it's better late than never. My family & I have stayed with Liz & James twice…read moresince November 2013. We had traveled out there in November to recon for the Leadville 100 MTB race. Then again we returned in August 2014 for the Leadville 100 MTB race. They have an awesome home, which they've shared with us as a B&B. Liz has cooked great us many great breakfasts and we've shared awesome conversations about all things in life - kids, life, teaching and the Leadville 100 MTB race. Since they live along the Leadville MTB race route and usually have racers staying with them, for the race they go out to cheer on and support the racers. They have a beautiful home, which I wish I could actually buy since they're selling it to move on to their next chapter in life. However, until they sell it appears they will either rent the entire house or just the B&B portion. Don't hesitate to contact James or Liz to spend the night or even 10 days with them... You won't regret it! We really hope to can stay at A Wolf Den for the 2015 Leadville race. Not only have Liz & James been great inn keepers, they have become friends whom we'll keep in touch with for years to come.

We absolutely loved staying here. The whole place is beautiful; gorgeously decorated, comfortable…read moreroom with stunning views. We loved being surrounded by nature, watching the deer and relaxing amongst the trees. Mostly we really appreciate the warmth and friendliness of the owner, Paz. What an incredibly welcoming host. To top it all, we were greeted each morning with a delicious breakfast. We can honestly say it's one of the nicest places we've ever stayed. Thank you Paz for your generosity and for making it such a delightful stay. Hope we can return one day.

Had a lovely stay, and the host - Paz - was so welcoming. We had a group of 10 people, and she made…read moresure everyone was comfortable, well fed, and well taken care of. The property itself is beautiful and has amazing woodwork by her husband, adding to the great experience for our group.

It was pretty much what a well-run Comfort Inn should be. I feel kind of funny about giving a…read moremodest motel five stars, but it does not pretend to be any more than that, and so it fulfills its promise. Rooms were clean, no funky smells, staff gave us extra towels so we could go to Hot Springs Pool facility. Breakfast was typical fare plus green chili to slather on scrambled eggs or whatever else you might want to do with chili. Pastries were a little tired. I actually wish motels would quit doing breakfasts and give me a good excuse to find greasy spoon cafes, but I am in the minority.

It seems that hotels in Salida suffer from grade and PRICE inflation. Most hotels/motels there…read morewere highly STAR rated, high priced but had manifold negative comments, and once we saw them in person we could understand why, most were dumps. We chose the Comfort Inn which was the least dumpy place and one of the more expensive. It was OKAY, with a decent breakfast, somewhat dated but clean rooms, indoor pool (we didn't use) and the most peculiar layout, the ONLY elevator is at the OPPOSITE end of the quite long building from the Reception/Check-in desk and breakfast area. Salida itself is an absolutely lovely town.