Ummmm... Everyone who loves lux must come stay here!!!…read more Friendliest desk people greeted us. Big smiles and big hearts shining through. Cannot say enough about the pet amenities, the pictures of all the happy dogs say it all. And wonderful amenities for the 2 leggers too; on the Colorado Mesa University campus, rooftop restau', coffee shop with a variety of nice breakfast items and opens at 6am, they have patio rooms on the first floor, big open spaces, unfenced for playing ball with the 4 leggers, well appointed, cozy and clean rooms and MORE.

Amazing food and delightful staff! The atmosphere is beautiful. The banana foster and the salmon…read moreare the go to meal options.

3.75 Clean, but…read moresmaller. Great location- walkable to lots of stores and restaurants. Free compliment art drink at Soco next door, super good. Inside is open, games and seating, whe. We were there lots of kids. We didn't take advantage of all, forgot hotel room pics as it was a hotel stay after a Moab trip and were flying out early the next morning and wanted to be close to the airport. Beds ok, good shower.

This was my first time staying at a Tru. The staff here are incredibly personable and kind…read more Everyone has a smile on their face and kind words from the team at the front desk to the team cleaning the rooms. The location is excellent - it was just two small blocks from the restaurant we planned to have dinner at so we were able to walk over. The hotel is welcoming and has a multi-faceted lobby area with individual seating for people needing privacy while they work, casual seating with tables, food for sale and even a pool table. They also have a workout room. Lots of amenities just on the first floor. Our room (403) was clean and comfortable. But I was woken up numerous times during the night to footsteps overhead and general settling noises from the rooms around me. Bottom line...the walls and ceilings/floors are paper thin. This is the reason for my rating. Aside from this, the place is excellent. So if you sleep hard and would enjoy all the amenities and location, this is the hotel for you.

Everytime I visit my parents in nearby Palisade, I stay at Econolodge on Horizon Drive just off…read moreI-70. Horizon Drive is the main access to the Grand Junction airport north of I-70 and an almost direct access south to downtown. Rates are always reasonable. This time, I reserved thru Expedia and got my room with a queen bed for $88 each for 2 nights and my 3rd night for $63 + the various taxes. They accept pets, but charge a stiff deposit I have never needed to change rooms. All inside doors to the rooms. The breakfast space is simple, but several local restaurants are nearby.

The outside looked old. The lobby looked nice…read more Check in was easy. We were given room 101 which was right on the corner and so there were three doors that constantly slammed right by our room door as people came in and out. The vending and ice machine were right outside our door too so things were loud. I'd ask for a different room next time. There is no carpet on the first floor and our large dog is afraid of hard flooring so we had to keep his shoes on the whole time so he could get around the room and in and out to go to the bathroom. The room looked to be an accessible room. It was spacious. Though if someone uses a wheelchair, I could see some obstacles - The opening between the toilet and the sink is slim so it would be difficult to fit a chair between them. The toilet paper is hard to reach from the toilet for anyone. It's a tub so you'd need a shower chair. There is a railing in the shower. We had a king sized bed that was really very comfortable. There was a fridge and microwave and coffee pot. Some things in the room looked updated. Newish paint and floors. We liked the decor on the room walls. (See photos). The room was clean. Great water pressure in the shower. Water leaked out past the shower curtains onto the floor way too easily. The floor was soaked. The bathroom drain made weird noises on and off. Not sure if it was the shower, the sink or the pipes. The air condition worked well and helped to drown out the door slamming sound a bit. Which happened all morning long. We didn't check out the Continental breakfast because there is rarely anything we can eat at hotels. We eat healthy, plant based diets. You'd think it would be easy enough to offer sourdough bread, fresh cut fruit, dairy free oatmeal, potatoes without butter. I'd stay again if we passed through. Love that they are dog friendly.

A Surprisingly Cool Spot in Grand Junction…read more We decided to stay at The Melrose on a quick trip to Grand Junction--and I'm so glad we did. Everything is keyless (no front desk!), and you use your phone for entry and concierge contact. Super modern and smooth from check-in to checkout. The first night felt almost eerie... like I was the only guest! It was that quiet. I wandered around downtown, grabbed dinner, and when I came back, I started seeing a few other people. The outdoor area was a gem--relaxing by the firepit under the glow of the neon rose sign was the perfect way to unwind. Parking is conveniently located in the lot to the left of the building. It's paid, but easy to use through the app--averaging about $10 a day. By the second night, the energy picked up a bit. The bar onsite had opened--but closed before I could make it back out. Thankfully, on my final night, I caught the last 30 minutes and got to enjoy two fantastic cocktails served in these fun, festive ceramic mugs. The drinks felt handmade, and the bartenders were super friendly. Lots of guests and even locals seemed to enjoy the outdoor space with drinks in hand, which gave it a relaxed, social vibe. Inside, I stayed in a double room--huge, clean, and very comfortable. The bathroom was modern, and I appreciated having a fridge and coffee pot. The only tiny hiccup: it took me a bit to locate the outlets, but once I did, all good! We're actually heading back over the 4th of July weekend and booked a smaller room this time to compare. I'm hoping we can make it back in time to enjoy the cocktail bar again--though I do wish their hours were a bit longer. It closes pretty early, and it's definitely a feature worth lingering over. All in all, The Melrose is a fun, stylish stay with a great location and one of the better vibes I've experienced at a boutique spot like this. Would definitely recommend!

If you don't want to take a serious risk of identity theft, don't stay here. You must allow them to…read moredownload a photo of your drivers license and a photo of yourself in order to get the code to unlock your room door. Don't fall for the "We require guest identity verification prior to providing access to the property" bit. At every other hotel/motel, you *show* your ID for verification, not *upload into an unknown system* that will be stored, accessed, and used by someone you don't know. This is the most basic identity-theft risk (and easiest to pull off) and AI make it easier than ever. When will companies learn that we live in a world where personal info must be safe-guarded more than ever? Here are the risks: Biometric identification isn't the future, it's now. Your photos could potentially be used to create AI-generated images, videos, or deepfakes of you. Some companies retain identity documents and biometric data for years, increasing your risk. Small companies almost always have weaker security, privacy controls, and oversight. Your data may be shared with third-party vendors or service providers. You may have limited ability to verify whether your data was actually deleted. Keep in mind that identity theft can take years to fix. Oh, and there's no one on-site - you have to text someone off-site if you need something. The rooms have no chairs. Take a look at the crappy furniture in the pic. It's cheap Ikea furniture with bubbled surfaces.

The room was clean and quiet. It had a had a mini fridge, microwave, comfortable bed, and great…read moreshower. I gave it 5 stars because the young lady at the front desk made me feel welcome. After a long day on the road, it really makes a difference. Thank you.

Enjoyed our stay in a double-queen room here in Clifton. The beds were comfy and we slept well. We…read morehave Border Collies, so the artwork of a cowboy a border collie between his boots seemed selected just for us. The room was very clean, refrigerator was appreciated. Strangely enough, I was greatly impressed with the washcloth embroidered "Makeup". Such a brilliant idea! The toiletries smell heavenly. Thank you for providing individual products rather than the shower dispenser. Breakfast bar was kept filled with plentiful tasty options. Best of all, we met and chatted with kind, amusing employee Abigail. She was a delight!

I stayed here recently and decided to give it a solid four stars primarily because of its beautiful…read moresurroundings. I did notice that the hotel itself is very dated and really looks like it needs a total remodel, as almost everything from the decor to the fixtures feels like it was left in the 1990s. However, I found that the property is really nice and sits in a great location overlooking a golf course. Because I was lucky enough to stay in a room on the golf course side, I thoroughly enjoyed the view, which was quite peaceful and scenic. While the interior of the building definitely needs to be brought into the modern era, the lovely outdoor setting and the quality of the view made for a very pleasant stay despite the aging accommodations.

No fridge, no microwave and no offerings of any sort of free continental style breakfast other than…read morethe restaurant which is a $15 buffet to make up for the lack of fridge or microwave. Downstairs is a catfish for sure. You think you're getting a nice room by the nicer looking lobby area, but no, you're transported to the 1970's with the essence of stale cigarette smoke lingering. Gut the place. Start over, or at the very, least splurge on a mini fridge.

Have stayed at this hotel a few times on my way out of state. Have had a good experience every…read moretime. The staff has been welcoming. The hotel clean. Parking lot seemingly large enough for their building. Rooms and beds cozy. We left early every time so did not get to stay for the breakfasts. Will definitely be back in the future!

The manager is awful, the GM won't talk to you, and they don't have extra bedding when it's needed…read more Don't spend your money here

My room was clean and staff were fantastic. Even the breakfast was stellar! Staff were seriously so…read morefriendly and were such a big help. What I'm about to say does NOT reflect the management or workers in any regard. If you're a light sleeper, don't book here. Other reviews seem to describe this place as pretty quiet but that was not my experience. I really only spent about 7h total in my room but those 7h were louder than a year I spent in a dorm. The walls are SO thin. I heard every text my wall neighbor got at 4am, every suitcase being rolled, every toilet flush, every step above me - and my upstairs neighbors were impressively loud! Consecutive stomping noises for about 2h straight. No idea what they were doing up there but those floors echo like crazy. I had to tiptoe through those hallways in my big ol' boots. And don't get me started on the train that blared a few times an hour LOL. It's this god awful amalgamation of notes that truly don't make any musical sense. I'm a heavy aah sleeper so this all was water off my back, but I couldn't help but think of if my grandma tried to stay: she wouldn't sleep a wink. Frankly, staff couldn't be doing a better job and all of my concerns are just unfortunate parts of the location and building construction. If you're gonna stay here, bring earplugs. TLDR: beautiful but loud!

PICK ANOTHER HOTEL IN GRAND JUNCTION, CO…read more================================ If I could have cancelled at the last minute I would have. We arrived late afternoon on August 2nd after driving all the way from L.A. in one day. Strike #1 - When we pull into the driveway it looked like a guy on drugs was playing on one of the parking lot security gates. The ones that raise and lower for you to go past. We told the clerk at the front desk, but we were concerned about my car after that. Strike #2 - Located right next to the Convention Center. If they have big events there it will be really loud if your room is on that side of the hotel. We could hear loud noise until late at night. Strike #3 - The hotel is dingy and really needs to be renovated. It's a step up from the one in Cherry Creek/Denver, but still bad.

Stayed at Home2 Suites in Grand Junction and had a really solid experience overall. The front desk…read morestaff was genuinely kind and welcoming, which set a good tone right away. The location is convenient--easy to get to and close to everything we needed. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and well put together. Nothing over the top, just exactly what you want when you're traveling. Breakfast is more of a grab-and-go setup, but it was well maintained and had good options. Everything was stocked and organized, which I appreciated. Overall, no complaints--just a reliable, comfortable stay with great service. I'd definitely stay here again.

If you need a home away from home then this is a very good option…read more The small kitchenette and sitting atea really add to the extra space and comfort. Breakfast is pretty extensive with egg and sausage sandwiches, waffles etc. I spent 6 weeks here bc of a house fire and it was as comfortable as I could expect for the cost.

If you are looking for a place with a bed, a microwave and a mini fridge that is close to the…read moreColorado National Monument and in walking distance of a Walgreens pharmacy and a City Market. This is the hotel for you, and I give it four stars. But if you are a remote worker, who needs to work while you are staying at the hotel, I would give Balanced Rock Inn two stars. The internet works well, but there are very few electrical outlets, and when I put my charging Block in the outlet, it kept falling out. This led me to having to buy a charging strip so I could charge my laptop. Plus there is not a desk, rather a table with a chair. On the brightside, the room was very clean, the air and heat worked great and the bed was very comfortable.

We have stayed here many times, but this last visit, it seemed the room was not cleaned properly…read more There was food left over from the last people who stayed in the room before us in the mini refrigerator. The door was very dirty from people touching it and it not being wiped off. Luckily, the sheets were clean and so was the bathroom. The room we had this time was on the first floor on the left. I hope to return as we love staying here. Hopefully our last visit was just a strange occurrence.