Wolcott hotel guide. Independent hotel in Wolcott, Colorado

"My and my friends had the worst time at this hotel. The pool was under construction, and the entire hotel was so cold that the front office gentleman was wearing a coat the whole time. My partner is allergic to the cold and had such a bad reaction we had to leave the hotel early to take her to the hospital. I honestly would love a refund. This was an awful experience. "

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"We had a lovely stay! Hotel was wonderful. Our room was spacious and comfortable. Loved the amenities. We got some late season snow which made it more magical. Loved how walkable it was to the village. We ate at Bully Ranch and Ludwig’s and had delicious meals. We would love to come back"

"This was a good place to stay for a quick weekend away. Staff was nice. The extra bed in our suite was not great. But the couch was comfy enough to sleep on. So it worked out. The kids enjoyed the pool. Good breakfast."

"The hotel was exceptional and the condition was excellent. The staff went above and beyond to be helpful and were extremely friendly. The location of the resort was perfect and having the shuttle bus to Beaver Creek ski area as well as Vail was great and saved me a lot of money on taxis. The restaurant was amazing and the food was delicious. Overall my experience at the resort was a memorable one and I will definitely return to stay at the Westin Riverfront"

"Good breakfast. Door entry hard to find through trees"

"The breakfast was amazing with great choices for dairy free. I loved the oatmeal bar. The views were spectacular. The shower was immaculate and high end. The shuttle service was a great addition. "

"We use this property to make sure our field employees have a place to stay when they’re working in Vail. They like it and it’s comfortable. And the breakfast seems to be pretty good. Unfortunately the front desk lost one of the names on the reservation, we had a little bit of a kerfuffle trying to get one team checked in."

"End of the year they didn’t really care about the guests much at all. It was actually quite funny. The staff had a shocking ability to not say any words to people when you talked to them."