We stayed here 10 years ago and again this summer for our anniversary. This place is a good value for the area. The units haven't been updated in a while but have a great view and common areas. There was an issue with receiving the wrong door code that took an hour to resolve but they were really helpful. read more

Wildwood Inn - Hotels Near Me - Estes Park, Colorado

The only thing that makes this run down "s"hole any good was the park. What a dump and the afternoon desk guy knew nothing about the surrounding town. Most travelers would like some advice about where to go and what to do. I had to fix the toilet in our room twice. This towns are all the same they suck. The park was great up until about ten when people show up with there big mouth kids. read more

Exceeded expectations. Perfect location. Very spacious. Clean. Quiet. Overlooking brook.

Wildwood Inn is located just outside the Fall River entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park. It's a 5-star location. We had a studio - a nice sized room with a fireplace and a kitchenette. Other units had hot tubs and dishwashers. We did not. There was a small table with 2 chairs outside on the porch, and a barbecue. Staff was welcoming and pleasant. However, it needed updating or repair in some key areas, especially if you're counting on cooking your own dinners. The barbecue was dirty and only half the burners lit. We asked to exchange it with another, but that wasn't allowed. Every burner on the stovetop in the kitchen was bent at an angle, so that skillets and pots also sat at an angle during food prep. The elastic in the bottom sheet on the bed was so stretched out that the corners pulled off every night. Note: If you'll cook in your room, get groceries before leaving Estes Park. Safeway is a chaotic zoo! Ask abut another market across town. read more

Once you read the rules they make you sign, I can't imagine anyone staying there. They list rule after rule why they can remove you, without refund, and go so far as have you take out the trash and do the dishes. If you don't, they give themselves the right to surcharge you, based on a percentage of your total stay. They offer units with 8 person hot tubs, only you are not permitted guests! Even if you have friends at the resort, not permitted! Also, they don't make it known that they have some units 20 minutes away, when we all thought we booked at the same place. Don't go here! read more

The Wildwood Inn is a quaint resort ideal for a RMNP Getaway. The rooms are well-decorated and cozy - fireplace and all. The next time we're in Estes, my boyfriend and I are excited to be patrons at a different establishment. I was bamboozled by a $75 smoking charge post-checkout. The management claims that my partner and I created a pungent, grassy odor that required intense fumigation. Neither of us smoke. The woman I spoke with on the phone was curt, dismissive and accusatory, insisting that she "smelled it herself." Smelled what, lady? In addition, the Wildwood Inn's office closes at 6pm. This created a hurdle that required an about hour to address. With little phone reception, it was unfortunate and frustrating that the office was so difficult to contact. Thank you to Bob the Security Guard - he was kind and very helpful. read more

My husband and I really enjoyed our stay at the Wildwood Inn. We stayed one night for our anniversary. The woman at the office was very friendly. They offer games and movies for you to take back to your room. There was a jacuzzi tub in our studio and the room was huge! There was a gas grill and a small patio set outside. I sat outside with a cup of coffee in the morning. The studio was clean and comfortable. The views were spectacular. Only a few minutes from Estes and RMNP. read more

The worst. Caution. This is what was waiting for my family when we checked in. Is the proprietor willing to issue a refund of any kind, in any amount? Nope. There's soooo.... much more. But I will leave it here for now. Wish I could give 1/2 star. read more

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Always stay at Wildwood Inn when we visit Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park. Nice and quite and love sitting on the deck listening to the wildlife. Friendly Staff! Terri and Steve read more

We stayed in the Fall Overlook room on the end for a long weekend. 2 bedroom two bathroom with balcony and creek below. Very nice. Would stay there again. Rooms were clean but stale smelling. Everything else, great. read more

We have stayed here many times and always enjoy the Inn. But this time, I noticed especially how CLEAN our room was. We enjoyed a one-bedroom suite with living room, fireplace, two decks, and private hot tub on one of the decks, overlooking the mountains (river side). Everything was perfect and we will return. This is a great location as it is just a few minutes to Rocky Mountain National Park and the town of Estes is just a few minutes drive. We were there for an early Valentines Day weekend (early February) and definitely will return again. Thank you again for the most CLEAN room we have ever stayed in. Highly recommended! read more

First of all I want to say this is a rather good place to stay and it's only 5 minutes away from Rocky Mountain National Park. However, I took 2 stars off because we had some unknown substances on one of our beds and it kept us awake at night. Something on the sheets made both me and my boyfriend very itchy. We found little red specks on the bed. Fortunately neither of us got sick or had bedbugs afterwards. We told the manager about it before we checked out. We are still not sure what caused the itchiness. Anyway, now to the good parts. We booked the lodge online. They had a stay 2 nights get the 3rd free deal right now. We stayed at Sunbeam room which is just a large studio that comes with two queen size beds, bathroom (with steam shower), microwave, kitchen utensils, toaster and slow cooker. They don't have a kitchen in the Sunbeam rooms, but they have both gas and charcoal grills outside of the room. We grilled some marinated chicken and they were quite delicious. They have a hot tub that's 30 seconds walking distance from our room. Even though it's still fairly warm outside, we soaked there every night. You can book private hours to use the hot tub. Right now they don't have many guests so you can soak there as long as you want. You can rent games and movies for free. They have a really good selection of movies, some are recent, some are classic and they are in all genres. read more

I believe this was our fourth visit for the New Year. We are never disappointed! Our little "apartment" had a full kitchen including a dishwasher! Clean & cozy. Fireplace, hot tub on the balcony--who could want a better way to ring in the New Year? We will be back! Again & again. Thanks for such a great place!!!!! I wish I lived there! :) read more

Clean. A little outdated. Great views from every balcony. Hard during the times with the no housekeeping thing, but understandable. We wished we got a room with the hot tub on the porch, not in the room. Comfy beds!!! We would recommend this place to anyone wanting a clean quiet place to stay. read more

We loved our room at Wildwood. Since The Boy cannot sleep in a bed, we were specifically seeking out a room with a couch for him, so it was really nice that Wildwood has photos of every specific room on their property. We selected the Marmot studio, which feature a queen bed, in-room spa tub, and a leather couch. We'd studied the room carefully online and so were shocked to discover how much nicer it was in person! VERY comfortable and much roomier and more modern than it looked in the pictures. Plus an amazing view of the mountains and parking right next to the unit! Our only complaint is that we were told to leave a bag of towels out by 11 am in order to get fresh ones. We took the bag out at 8am, but it stayed out there until the following morning, totally ignored. Luckily we had already made use of the spa by this point so it wasn't that big of a deal but it would be a bit of a concern had we stayed longer than two nights. Oh, and also, as others have mentioned, the wifi is slow. You can stream SD on that connection but forget about much more than that. I had to turn off the wifi on my phone because I was getting faster download speed with my 3G connection! read more

This is a beautiful little slice of heaven on earth located less than half a mile to the Fall River entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park! The rooms are clean and cozy, private outdoor hot tubs are available, units with full kitchens, everything you could need for a mountain getaway! Lots of wild life to be seen on property as well! read more

Stayed here many times. Our cabin is Always very clean, comfortable and cozy. The property is a great quiet place to relax and enjoy the views. Staff has always been friendly and accommodating. read more

This is easily becoming one of our favorite places to stay in Estes. our second visit was just as fantastic as our first. We loved relaxing in the hot tub with the incredible mountain views. Our room was clean, friendly staff. can't wait to come back! read more

wonderful place to build memories of Rocky Mountain National Park and Estes Park that will last a lifetime.

We stayed 4 nights last week. Location was fantastic, unit was clean, but customer service was BAD. For starters, their offices are across the highway from the VRBO unit, which was confusing. We called for assistance, and Cindy treated me like an imbecile and spoke one. Word. At. A . Time. We wrote this off and arrived to find her attitude the same, and snapped a picture of the sign she had hanging on her wall that stated, "cYour failure to plan and prioritize, does not constitute my emergency." Seriously. We arrived at the unit and it was clean and well-located. Not homey, like some VRBO's, but certainly adequate. During our entire stay, the only contact we had with the office was to request that a hornets nest be removed, so that we could enjoy the deck. (This happened the day prior to checkout, leaving us unable to use the deck most of the time.). My husband is a farmer and I am a retired kindergarten teacher, so there was no partying, loud noises, complaints, etc about us, (we were asleep by 9 every night, and gone all day) but after I reviewed the location (giving it no less than a 3-okay, with 5's for location and cleanliness) - Cindy retaliated and went on VRBO and gave us all 1's! I read the reviews to get an accurate idea of locations, so I tried to be fair and even forgiving (3 on customer service was a gift). When I called to request that this be changed, I was told Cindy was on vacation and Lindsey hung up on me. I left a voice message telling them they had 24 hours to change this, or I would review/share our experience. I called today and Cindy told me that she is the owner/manager and she wasn't changing a thing. "Her review was her opinion, and we should read the book better". (The office (with the plan/prioritize" sign, around their hours, y'all had games, books, etc.) I asked about the fact that there were no dish towels, scrubbers or dish soap - she said there were dish pods - and that's true....but the skillets were so old that they had to be scrubbed by hand, and we just went and bought the items at Safeway.) I was honest - she was malicious, lied and was retaliatory. It's a good thing we took pictures, is all I can say. As a former teacher, all I can say is document, document, document. There are lots of places to stay in Estes Park - I'd keep looking, if I were you. Don't give Cindy your hard-earned money. she certainly doesn't appreciate it. read more

The worst customer service experience I have ever had in my life! I felt unsafe staying on the property because of the treatment I received from staff. Do not waste your time or money here when there are numerous other local business you could support. Not only were the staff rude and unprofessional to me (mainly the owner), they refused to answer my questions or speak with me about concerns I had during my stay and continually interrupted me before hanging up on me. While I am disappointed and financially hurt by being scammed with an over charge and the lack of communication, I am most angered and hurt by the way I was treated. I am generally an incredibly gracious and understanding person and I am certain we could have reached a mutually acceptable agreement had a two-way conversation occurred rather than the tirade I received. There are many respectful ways to resolve conflict and this company appears to know zero of them. If it was possible to interrupt a review, the owner would have already done so. I will likely receive a snarky reply demonstrating that the real issue here is not the poor business practice resulting in my loss of money but the inhumane treatment of customers. EVERY human you interact with deserves to be heard and treated with dignity, respect, and kindness. Update: I am now being threatened with a lawsuit from the company so I am once again being silenced. Save yourself the stress and stay somewhere else read more

We held our class reunion here from a Thursday through a Monday for about 30 people. As a coordinator, the Wildwood Inn hit all the important criteria for our reunion; it wasn't outrageously priced like other places, could accommodate everyone including families with lots of kids, was outside Estes Park so we didn't have to deal with traffic and crowds, and was more than willing to work with us to make sure everyone had somewhere to stay. I did visit before the reunion to make sure the place was nice, and I was impressed even though I didn't get a chance to see a room due to time constraints. I wish I had seen a room because I would have been even more pumped to hold the reunion there. The one thing many people commented on was the fact the web site pictures didn't do the rooms justice and they are right. The rooms and homes are done up really well and really made the stay special. Bottom line? If you have a group under 50 people and want a place to stay that isn't the same ol' same ol', give the Wildwood Inn a shot. It made our reunion an awesome experience for everyone. read more

What a wonderful place to stay when in Estes Park!! Centrally located to Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park and 3 miles outside of downtown Estes. Very clean, comfortable, staff very accommodating! Quiet, unless you do not like birds - a couple of them wake up very early and depending on the unit you reserve, they may take refuge on your patio :-). Do not pass this location up if it's on your place of places to stay for a weekend or entire week!! read more

Do not stay at this hotel! Not accommodating whatsoever. I called back in 5 minutes to cancel a reservation I had just made-they charged me a $50 cancellation fee. Ridiculous! read more

The gentleman working there was super stoned when we checked in, glass red eyes and rude. The bathroom toilets didn't flush, we had to go into town to use the restrooms. We reported this the first day and they said someone would come fix it, no one did. When we called the gentleman on the phone actually yelled at us for calling to ask about a discount. Don't go here. Terrible terrible terrible. read more

Great place to stay, just what I was looking for as an escape for the weekend. The private hot tub helped me relax, and the room was comfortable. The kitchen was perfect for what I needed. I will be back, hopefully soon. read more

Wildwood Inn - View from the private Hot Tub - Hotels Near Me - Estes Park, Colorado

My wife and I stayed here and purchased an elopement package. We couldn't have been happier with the way everything turned out. The rooms are great. The views are even better. The staff was super friendly and surprisingly accommodating. They brought us a small personal wedding cake to our room the morning of the ceremony and helped us track the unpredictable weather hour by hour! They booked the officiant and got a real beautiful bouquet that was way more than we anticipated. We had a small party of 7-8 guests. We had the option to hold the ceremony anywhere on their property, but because some older less active family members (the hotel is on a steep hill) we opted to hold it downtown in a park. After the ceremony we wanted to have a small lunch and photo time but it started raining! Fortunately they have a small covered pavilion that we used. It was perfect! Quiet location right outside of downtown. Clean. Friendly staff. Great location. read more

Wildwood Inn - Hotels Near Me - Estes Park, Colorado

Never having been in the Estes Park area, wasn't sure what to expect or where to stay. My guide post was budget. Overall, taking into consideration all factors (listed below) I think they rate about 3.5-4 stars. We had 1-room with 2 queen beds, no hot tub ($150/night). Rooms -Clean: but as others pointed out there is a high up-charge for not cleaning your dishes and you do have to hang a bag outside for used towels if you want clean ones. We never switched towels on a 3-night stay. -Beds: comfortable but the room had temperpedic-style foam mattresses. personally, I hate them because they get hot but the beds also come with bottom sheet, bed sheet, down blanket, intermediate sheet and another blanket, and 4 smaller pillows each (and there are still other blankets in the closet). I actually had to turn the t-stat down to 65, only use the topsheet, AND open the window with night temps in the 40-50s and days in the low-70s (circa Memorial Day weekend). You may want to bring a small portable fan as there is no airflow otherwise. We did not ask the front desk if they had them available. -Windows: covered with adjustable wood blind slats, you can leave them wide open and no-one can see in if you're on 2nd or 3rd floor. -Bathroom: clean, more than enough towels, nice shower with built-in seating. -Kitchen: big enough fridge to hold stuff, a LOT of glasses, plates, coffee mugs, cutting boards, silverware,plug-in hotplates to cook with, microwave, dish towels, a drain board with Dawn soap BUT no scrub-sponges, and even a labeled can to collect grease drippings from your cooking. You also have the option of grilling steaks on the Oklahoma Joe grilles outside each unit/building that also has a wire brush to clean it with. The reality is, if you're doing your own cooking instead of eating out every meal, this place is a pretty great deal. -Sofa/chairs/carpet: a bit worn (fabric and a small sag in the middle) but appears clean with no stains, carpet appeared clean and in good condition (but I always wear slippers). -TV: small 25"-ish size, and was having some minor pixelation issues (I work in IT, that's how I know), you can check out DVDs from main office, of which they have a large selection, including recent releases. as someone else pointed out, I had to fix the player because someone had unplugged it (I suspect a prior visitor with a gaming system or something). surprisingly, it did have a professional cable installation through the wall for HDMI, coax, and 3-plug RCA (Red/White/Yellow). however, the t.v. is mounted on the sidewall to the bed and viewing area is not even close to optimal, more of an afterthought -Personnel/front desk: I didn't experience the issues others have mentioned so don't know if it was the same personnel but I suspect it was. They didn't give me attitude as my conversations with them were pleasant and they were helpful and more "friendly" than professional, but I could hear it in their voices that they could easily be that type of person. But being told to "sleep on the floor" someone else mentioned? I doubt that conversation ever happened (for obvious reasons) Location Depends on your point of view. We were close to the entry of RMNP and a great little breakfast place there (The Trailhead) so that was extremely convenient. If you plan on spending your time in the park, it's perfect. On the other hand, it's about a 3-4 mile drive into town for anything else. Views from the parking lot were actually better than from the room. A lot of the room pictures are correct, as if they were actually taken from in-and-around the room being advertised. However, I did spot some duplicate exterior views being used for other similar rooms when I was making my decision on which room to pick. Parking is good with numbered slots and not particularly tight, unless you get the dummy driving a crew-cab heavy-duty long-bed dually with trailer hitch who sticks out of his slot by a good 5 ft (but we did have room to squeeze by in our rental car). All parking is on one side across from each unit, satellite map views will give you a good idea. Getting there is not bad but it is not well-marked and almost on a blind curve. Luckily, most people are driving the speed limit of 35-40mph because they're not in a hurry and are looking at the wildlife. We didn't see deer, moose, or chipmunks on the property (saw elsewhere in town) but they do have hummingbird feeders scattered throughout the property and we did see a bunch of hummingbirds outside the main office floor-to-ceiling windows. Conclusions Would I stay here again? Yes, keeping in mind I now have a yardstick to compare against. I may stay at a different location next time but it would depend on the deals being offered. read more

With all the good Yelp reviews I was surprised at how militant this place was. The lady on the phone we made our reservation with was very up tight and when I arrived she was very cold not very friendly for a hotel. They would not let us have our room till 3 and the next morning we asked if we could get a late check out since check out is by 11am, the same tough lady was short and said NO. not even 30 min seemed out of the question It's more a motel. We selected this place for the jacuzzi on the private deck of a basic room they call a sweet. It's not fancy at all. Very old type rooms. But clean. They have you clean your dishes or charge you extra if they have to do them. Never heard of a place doing that. I would have liked to have had the good experience others in here have had but we didn't. For the price it was ok but with so many other nice places we saw I would not return to this place and I would visit one of the other places close by. read more

We only stayed for one night to attend a wedding nearby. The staff is very friendly and welcoming, and had helped me select the type of room over the phone a few weeks prior. When we got to our room (second floor walk-up), the thermostat was set to 50F but room temperature as 80F. When we called to address the issue, we were told our room is not equipped with an AC. When we mentioned that we were not informed of this while making the reservation, we were given the justification that their website does not indicate AC as an amenity and told that if wanted an air conditioned room, we should have asked for it. I'm sorry but in the century that we live in, that's essentially the equivalent of asking to confirm if a hotel has plumbing. Anyhow, it was just for one night and the temperature had cooled down by the time we returned from the wedding so it turned out ok but lesson learned to confirm basic amenities for future visits to non-urban areas. read more

Let me preface this rant by saying that my husband and I have been frequent visitors of the Wildwood Inn for 7 years now. We have stayed in the Jewel studio, nearly 2 dozen times and absolutely love this sleepy little town at the foot of the stunning Rocky Mountains. I am so sad to bid farewell to my favorite mountain escape. When I pay nearly $200/weekday night, I do not want to wake up from a restless, awkward, lousy night of sleep in need of a heating pad and percocet. *Currently propped up on pillows, atop my heating pad, waiting for the percocet to work, hoping I will be able to function enough to check out on time.* Nor do I want to find large yellow, [urine?] stains on the comforter and sheets. Or mysterious hairs clinging to our 'clean' pillows. When my husband went to the front desk to inform them of our stained sheets, he was met with the argument that the sheets HAD been clean, as if we stained them ourselves. He also spent a considerable amount of time washing gunk off of the silverware, silverware tray, trying to neutralize the smell of rancid milk in the disposal and fishing dirt, bugs and other debris from the hot tub. *Try to get a studio with a new hot tub, as you may actually be able to wash the chlorine smell out of your suit after your stay.* When I manage to flee to the mountains for some desperately needed R&R, THAT is what I want. I do not want to spend my time inspecting every item because the room we have paid for, is obviously NOT clean. Additional, minor details: the older hot tubs leave your swimsuits and skin smelling very pungently of chlorine and... something else. Unfortunately, the water pressure in the shower is lacking to the point that showering is more of a hassle than it's worth, and as previous reviews have mentioned, the tap water is definitely a bit off. Bring your own water, toiletries, sheets and mattress, and you'll be good to go! Sad day. I have always loved coming here, but the place has gone downhill in the past few years and since new management has taken over. We will investigate other options before returning to Estes Park. read more

We stayed 2 nights June 2018 for our wedding that was near by. Upon arrival I was told there was no AC. None of the rooms have it. They don't clean your room, instead they tell you whwre the vacuum is. They have a bag that YOU put dirty towels in and hang outside your door, they will then use the same dirty bag to put clean towels in. Yuck! I requested new towels and instead of bringing them the lady came to my room and asked me why I needed more towels. If you use any of the plates or glasses YOU'RE required to wash them yourself. No tv in the bed room. For the amount they charge they should work on how to treat customers. Seemed like they found every way possible to avoid doing anything for you. Our room didnt have a private Jacuzzi and we were told we could reserve the shared one for 1 hour. I would never stay here again. read more

Kevin. Yup, he's that awesome. Every single conversation I've had with Kevin has been nothing short of pleasant. In fact, he's so darn professional and nice that you think they're might be something in the water. Until you speak to anyone else that works there. They're certainly not as nice but I won't let that ruin my experience. This was our very first visit to Estes Park and it was done right. We stayed in the HOLLYHOCK STUDIO and it was the perfect getaway for two. You can't go wrong with a full kitchen, jacuzzi tub in the bathroom and a private jacuzzi tub on the deck. There's a beautiful view of the mountains and the parking spot is right out front. In addition to that, there's a great collection of DVDs you could borrow from the front desk. Just don't forget to use the dishwasher since there is a 15% fee if you don't clean the dishes you use. All in all, the Hollyhock Studio is great if you're looking for a romantic getaway. Keep an eye out for Kevin because he's great! read more

Had a great girls weekend here. Kevin was amazing and had infinite patience as we booked and re-booked our reservation. We had massages on site, and were very impressed with the skill of the massage therapists. It was very relaxing indeed. We thought the room was great for us, and the beds were very comfortable. The steam shower and aromatherapy was a happy surprise. Everything seemed very neat and clean throughout the property. My only reason for not giving 5 stars was because we could not get into the room until 3:30pm (although in all fairness we did have our massages from 2pm until 3:30 pm). When we tried to check in at 12:30 I was told I should have requested an early check in. When I booked the massage, through the hotel, I was not asked if I wanted an early check in, or even that this was an option. I would have gladly paid extra if I knew of it. I am not sure what the official guaranteed check in time is, but it seems noon is the standard at most places. So if you go, be sure to ask about the check in time and plan accordingly. read more

The room was well cleaned and was as anticipated. The furnishings were of nice quality and very comfortable. The hot tub, on the other hand, was green and smelled VERY bad. Therefore, we did not use it as it was unsanitary and we feared becoming ill. The kitchen was well stocked with dishes, utensils, and cookware. HOWEVER, We were shocked to find out we would be charged 30% plus $50.00 in cleaning fees if the kitchen was not "left as it was found". We specifically picked this place for the hot tub and kitchen and then did not use due to the previously explained reasons! The most disappointing part was to find out IN THE CONFIRMATION EMAIL that "MARIJUANA POSSESSION and USE of both medical & recreation Marijuana in any form is prohibited on our Entire Property. Any guest in violation or evidence of such violation during or after their stay agrees to be charged 5 times their total reservation fees and/or evicted without refund." We were so afraid of being "charged 5 times their reservation fees" that my husband was, more or less, FORCED to leave his medicine at home and go without it the whole weekend. Even though he does NOT smoke it! He uses a MEDICAL oil to control pain, instead of opioids! This should be disclosed BEFORE payment and we felt trapped in our purchase as these rooms are NON REFUNDABLE and this was not disclosed before payment. read more

I am so thankful that the Inn allowed us to change dates due to extraordinary weather. We are now excited to go on our vacation later in the year. Now, I know that this was an extraordinary circumstance (44" of snow" but I want the Inn to know that my family is excessively thankful. read more

Just got home from the Wildwood. $279 and change for one night. They wouldn't check us in until 4:00. They said the room wasn't cleaned. Our room was right over the office and where we parked we could see our room. Got to the lodge at 3:00 and NO ONE went in or out of our room, while we waited. What Bull Shit! To make matters worse. There was a major snowstorm the night we were there. The driveway was ice, and I slid out their drive twice this morning. Right onto the highway in front of the lodge. I asked the mgr. on duty why she didn't sand the drive. She said that they didn't want to sand the driveway until it stopped snowing. What sand is that expensive. She told me if I drove slow enough I wouldn't slide. I'm a professional driver. Have driven in Co for 40 years. It didn't matter how slow you drove, it was ice and a very steep driveway. Check out other resorts before the Wildwood. There are some really nice ones in Estes. read more

My stay at Wildwood Inn was unfortunately not as pleasant as I had hoped. After booking the trip over the summer for myself, my mother, and my child, it turned out my mother had to unexpectedly have knee surgery in early October, 2 weeks before the stay at Wildwood for the weekend. I asked Wildwood if I could reschedule the stay (not cancel, just reschedule) and I explained that my mother had just had knee surgery and a trip to Estes would be really rough under her condition. Wildwood said no. I don't think it's very good business to lock people in to a stay, no matter the circumstances. Some understanding and flexibility could go a long way when retaining clientele, especially when guests just want to reschedule and not cancel a stay, and especially when it's for medical reasons. That forced us to go stay at Wildwood just 2 weeks after my mother's knee surgery (and we discovered the hard way that Estes Park is not a very accessible town for people in wheelchairs, but that of course isn't Wildwood Inn's fault). She wouldn't have been able to handle 2 nights, so we only stayed one night. Which meant I paid for a night I didn't even benefit from. But, I let that go and accepted it as it was. After explaining my mother's surgery and that we would need ice for medical purposes, I was told we would have to bring our own, with a cooler to keep it from melting, because the cabin didn't have a freezer available (and unbeknownst to me at the time we were staying in a cabin offsite from the main property). That doesn't sit right with me because it's my understanding that lodging facilities are legally required to meet certain medical needs of their guests, and something as simple as ice should have been something that Wildwood could have provided, particularly since they forced our hand to stay there so soon after surgery because they refused to reschedule the stay. The cabin we stayed in (Pine View) was a quaint little cabin and was quite nice, as was the hot tub nice and clean. I could tell the property is well cared for. However, the night was chilly and there weren't enough blankets to keep us warm, so we had to use all the towels we could find to help keep us warm through the night. I didn't appreciate that very much and was actually thankful we only stayed one night instead of two because of the cold without enough blankets. When I texted the staff to ask where the playground, horseshoes, spa, etc. was (as my daughter and I were walking around looking for the playground for her to play at), I got a simple, non-helpful response stating "These are at our main property as you are at one of our offsite locations." They didn't even help me understand where the main property was or how to get there from the cabin we were at. When I booked the cabin, there was nothing to explain that the cabin was off-site. So the whole time we were looking forward to the trip, we were under the impression we could go to the playground, play horseshoes, go into the sunroom, go to the spa, etc. I was highly disappointed I was unable to do any of those things, and I wasn't even given the courtesy of being told where those things were and how to get to them. There was very little about this experience with Wildwood Inn was very pleasant, and I will be sure never to stay there again. We are Colorado Natives and make an annual trip to Estes Park, so Wildwood could have gained a regular client, but unfortunately did not. What positives I can state are the cabin was nice and clean, the hot tub was nice and clean, and it was enjoyable to have a fireplace in the cabin, and a firepit out by the hot tub. read more

5 stars for the facility and grounds. 0 stars for the owner who ruined what was a beautiful wedding weekend. Maybe they will sell this place soon to someone who actually likes people so that I can go back. read more

We stayed at Wildwood after the Corona Virus gave us more time in Colorado than originally planned. Cimmaron Suites had great views of the mountains and the river, comfy hot tub, and space to host the last social gatherings of the the pre-social distancing era. Staff was pleasant, would heartily recommend read more