Cari Penginapan di Colorado Western Slope

"An awesome place to stay. The place is a little dated but don’t judge the book by its cover. I would rather give up the amenities of the chain hotels for this establishment. Water is nice and hot. AC and heater is quiet and works excellent."

"The communication was absolutely top-notch. It made check-in incredibly easy after a very long day of traveling. There is no waiting at a check-in desk. We just walked in and got our room and went to bed. We asked for food reservations and things in the area and they were Right on top of it very quick to respond and had some great ideas. They were very attentive and kind the rooms were very clean. The towels were very soft. The beds were comfortable, and the views of the water with the moonlight...

"The inn is an easy, beautiful 25-minute drive away from the North Rim of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison. The proprietors, Nathan and Lara, are very friendly and provided plenty of useful information and recommendations for things to do. The property is beautifully restored and landscaped--attractive and cozy, with everything I needed, including microwave, frig, and dishes, along with a good quality flat screen tv, dvds, and streaming. There's a restaurant across the street and an especially...

"It was old fashioned, but very comfortable. Out of the way but not in a disturbing manner."

"Very beautiful setting in a cute town famed for its Palisade Peaches!"

"The Teller House was a wonderful place to stay. It is perfectly located for a few days of exploring the area and the Million Dollar highway. It has charm, was located right on the main street, clean, and comfortable. Check in and out was easy and seamless. We highly recommend it!"

"Courteos,clean,quiet!"

"We were here for a wedding and every event (including the reception in the Public House) was within two blocks. This made our trip so easy. And by the way I did not know any of the event sites when I booked our stay at the Public House. The only place I would stay should I find myself in Crested Butte again."