It was pouring rain with 0 visibility on the I-70, and with still an hour and a half to go in the…read morerain to our former hotel, we were out of luck. I pulled into a gas station and started to have a panic attack. This hotel looked really appealing, and honestly it was the first one I clicked on, so I immediately booked two queen bed room. It was a 5 minute drive in the insane torrential downpour, but we made it. Although I was a little confused about the contactless check in, the amenities were excellent, nice clean beds, several AC units, fans, heaters, a nice loveseat with a comfy chair facing the TV. I was also informed that it is local and family owned. This hotel was such a nice reprieve from the insanity of our drive. Absolutely, positively worth every cent. Definitely consider this over a corporate owned hotel. All that's left to say is, thank you!

40 minutes from Denver I found 20 degrees cooler along with a super nice little place to stay for…read moremy little getaway. The room was AMAZING! Very homey with everything I needed!!! I will be coming back more now that I have found my home away from home!!! Not to mention the cleanliness!! So important now more than ever!!' Thanks JC Suites for making my experience GREAT, RELAXING and SAFE!! And my doggy Snickers felt right at home! Thanks also for being a place where we can bring our pets!!!i originally called to make a reservation strictly because they welcomed pets but ended up being so much more! Go and enjoy Idaho Springs you can walk anywhere from here!!!

This is a decent place, especially for a day trip from the front range…read more They could stand to add more lighting in the women's changing room -- each shower/dressing stall is terribly dark with light fixtures only outside of them. They could also stand to change the name. It's 2026. There's no need to keep repeating the name and iconography. On top of that to brag about supporting indigenous creatives in the gift shop but offering no context/information about those creatives. Several of the pieces are also made in South America, not engaging with the Native communities right here in CO.

Our wedding anniversary started with a beautiful spa day! My hisband booked a massage for us both!…read moreJeni and Joel did ours. They both are professional,yet you almost want to have a glass of wine with them. The massages were absolutely relaxing and healing. We went downstairs to continue our mineral pool and private hot springs bath. Aspen, who is such a sweetheart, is the front person that greeted us, spent time explaining everything like we were the only ones there (long line behind us). It was such a neat experience. The hot spring bath was really nice because there is a nice shower in the room so you can shower, be fresh for your day. Overall, I would definitely return if back in Colorado. Mahalo!

Clean rooms, indoor rooftop pool and hot tub... great service from all the staff and employees…read more Resort fee is $25/room per day but parking is free and the rooms are spacious. Really love the bathrooms with dual sinks and the water pressure was really good in the showers. The bed was a little lumpy in the rooms we were in and the bed itself was very soft... There were some knicks and marks in the rooms too so I think they might need a little refresh soon. The mattresses in the rooms we were in really needed to be replaced. Good location and easily walkable to main street. Very easy access to get into the parking from the HWY and they have a Starbucks inside the property. Overall we had a great stay and will consider to stay again when we're in Black Hawk.

Extremely disappointing experience involving a cash discrepancy, surveillance, and management's…read moreresponse. I have been a frequent patron for approximately three years, visiting 2-3 times a week. I am an ELITE member and have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars here. I have always treated the staff respectfully and have regularly shown my appreciation for their work. Tonight, I played more than $10,000 and participated in the casino's Mercedes-Benz promotion/finale. After leaving a table, I had $400. The casino's surveillance later confirmed that I had $400 at the table. I went to the bathroom, then immediately checked the money in my hand and confirmed with my partner that I still had $400 before going directly to the cage. I handed the money to the cage employee, who said I had given them only $300. When I questioned the discrepancy, I was told to "look on the floor," and another employee suggested I may have lost the money in the bathroom. I requested a manager. The manager initially said surveillance showed only $300 at the cage, but after reviewing the table footage, he confirmed that I had $400 there. Despite that confirmation, I was told I must have lost the additional $100 somewhere between the table, bathroom, and cage. I asked to see the surveillance footage so the matter could be resolved objectively. I was refused and told I would need to subpoena it through court. The manager's conduct was especially concerning. He personally represented himself as the "head manager" and highest-ranking manager at the entire casino. However, when I requested his name, business card, or any other identifying information so I could formally document the complaint, he refused. I also attempted to photograph his name badge and was told I could not. When I continued asking questions, I was told that security would be called if I did not leave. This is not about losing $100 while gambling. It is about a cash discrepancy, the lack of transparency, and how a legitimate concern was handled. The casino confirmed I had $400 at the table, I personally confirmed it before approaching the cage, and the cage employee said only $300 was received. I am asking management and corporate leadership to review the surveillance footage, cage transaction, employee conduct, and management response. Customers deserve honesty, accountability, transparency, and respect--regardless of their status or how much they spend. After three years of loyalty, I will be seriously reconsidering where I spend my money.

I made a reservation and 2 months ahead of my stay. Got to the inn 10 to 3. Made me wait til 3 then…read moretells me my room is under construction and I have to go to a different hotel. After checking in at the other hotel, I had to go back to the Columbine and get my money back. ZERO STARS

Love love the Columbine in. Husband and I stay there every year at least one night. Sam's great,…read moreit's super clean and very cozy. Will be staying there again in May. Thank you Sam for being an amazing, accommodating innkeeper.

Amazing cottage, close to casinos and right in town. Short walk to beautiful shops and sight…read moreseeing. Very friendly staff. Bus that comes every 15 to take patrons to the casinos. Absolutely quaint and beautiful.

Oh my, I don't even know where to begin. This place is absolutely amazing. Joe and Kara are the…read morekindest and coolest B&B hosts. My boyfriend and I took a trip up to Central City as a little getaway from the hustle and bustle of living in Denver & staying at Skye Cottage was the best choice! We got to relax in a comfortable and cozy house, hang out with our hosts and their friends (y'all they're seriously so fun!), gamble a little, drink some tasty things, eat some top notch bbq (At Teller House- the restaurant Joe and Kara own), and spend some quality time together. It was a dream vacation and there's no doubt that is because of Skye Cottage. Bedroom: beautiful, homey, clean Bathroom: spotless, great linens, spacious Living room/dining room: quaint, cute, fun historical details Breakfast: YUMMY!! And pretty healthy! Hosts: The best!

I will start with the place was clean. However walking to our room there was a couch outside our…read moreneighboring room along with trash here and there outside. Inside I felt like I was in a "rough room" meaning it was "dark", the floor was coming up, the tv slanted on the very old dresser, the counter in the bathroom had a huge gap below it, and the toilet felt like it was going to fall over. We headed out the next morning at 0545 because we wanted to scoot out of there quickly. Now if we were 20somethings we may not have noticed all the things, now in our 50's we do. Bed mattress slanted too.

First online it was 129.00 on a Tuesday. Got there and ended up 185.00. Coffee pot did not work…read morereported it and the man at desk did not do anything. Then tv did not work so went to him again he said go and look for instructions he did not know how to work tv. Went back to him and said no directions and remote did not work . He said he did not have any clue and no maintance person avaliable. Rrrrrrr if we had not driven 10 hours and 6:30 and have to go to dinner we would have left . I would not suggest this place at all .

Love the Horseshoe, just wish it was so expensive and didn't nickel and dime you at every meal…read more However, great hotel, deals and food.

I hope Nathan is proud of himself for popping on here again. I have never ever heard of someone…read moretreating a hotel guest the way that this "manager" did. My parents are now changing hotel rooms on their first night of vacation after traveling all day for the sin of asking for a working air conditioner. He even explicitly told maintenance not to service their room. I have a hard time believing the hotel was full and there wasn't another room available with service like this. I see Nathan's name in other review sites and wonder why this man manages anything? He can't even manage his behavior.

The staff are very friendly and helpful. They went out of their way to help my significant other…read moreget some clothes ironed. The rooms have paper thin walls. Light sleepers, be aware of this.

The Blair Motel is where you want to take your last shower before heading out into Rocky Mountain…read moreNational Park or the Arapaho National Forest. Great, comfy beds, a ridiculously helpful and friendly owner, all located in a stand-up little town for you to spend a night adjusting to the altitude. I'd love to stay here again.

I don't know if I can say enough good things about Club Hotel…read more The entire experience had a bed-and-breakfast feel without being a traditional bed-and-breakfast. Check-in was fantastic, and the hospitality and friendliness set the tone for the entire stay. We stayed on the first floor in The Stanley, and the room felt surprisingly spacious thanks to the high ceilings. The bathroom was large, the room was exceptionally clean, and thoughtful touches were everywhere. The soaps were great, there were plenty of towels, and we appreciated having pour over coffee and creamers available both in the room and on each floor. They provide a couple of bottles of water and a lotion as well. One thing we really enjoyed was that the hotel never felt crowded or busy. There wasn't always someone stationed at the front desk, which may not be for everyone, but for us it made the place feel more like a home than a hotel. Coming and going felt effortless and comfortable. The location is excellent - just a block from Miner Street and easy walking distance to restaurants, shops, and everything downtown Idaho Springs has to offer. The complimentary parking across the street was another huge plus, especially since free parking can be hard to find in town. The history of the building adds to the charm, and it's clear the owners have put a lot of thought into preserving that character while creating a comfortable place to stay. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

Such a nice, quaint hotel. My room was very spacious, clean, and charming. They have local soaps,…read moreteas, and coffee complimentary with your stay, and they really are lovely. I truly loved everything about my stay, from the ease of the keycard for my room, to being able to log into my streaming services on the TV (and be automatically logged out after check out). They have room service from the steakhouse right next door, and it is fantastic. A very streamlined, well done hotel experience. They also take care of your parking if you park in the lot adjacent to the hotel; everything is within walking distance anyway! For anyone who is looking for a weekend getaway or lodging for an event in Idaho Springs, I'm not sure there is a comparison. Thank you!!