Hostels in Colorado, United States

Really cute motel with a great location. This was our second visit in two years. It’s an easy walk to the river walk. The rooms are a bit small and while there is a seating area in the room, it’s hard plastic chairs and not extremely comfortable. The bed was comfortable which was all we really needed anyway. The hand soap, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash are very nice and in generous quantities. No teeny tiny bars and tubes. Don’t expect a lot from The Neon Mallard bar on site. We’d gone there in May 2022 and it was wonderful! We were excited about going back. This trip we waited for half an hour and were never even acknowledged. And there was another table that we communicated with who also had not been spoken to.

Normally I wait until check out .to rate a Hotel but this place for the price is the perfect (above expected ) clean ,well located Nice room And the people that work here including Owner are excellent . I have stayed by university paid twice the money. will not do it again this my new favorite place.

It is very close to Union Station and 16th Street. There is a free bus to and from the State Capitol and the station on 16th Street. There is a light rail to the airport for $ 10.5 at Union Station. It is very convenient to buy a self-service machine.

While I can't complain about the price of this hotel. It did not live up to the expectations that I had. Location wise, it's near a fairly busy street and not only are the walls thin but there are gaps in the door so I heard every time a car passed by along with all of the commotion that happened outside. Additionally, the photos that you see on the hotels website and reviews don't accurately portray what the hotel looks like in person. It feels like this hotel was attempted to be renovated and got halted somewhere in the middle.

Two-story walk up motel, clean and in good condition. Comfortable beds with good linens and towels, nice toiletries. There is only a window fan, no A/C. Refrigerator, microwave and Wifi worked fine. There is enough parking (one space per room). I was always able to get a space. Photos are accurate. I had an upstairs room (#37) with two beds. Room is reasonably sized and well-equipped. My main issue was the service due to limited office and breakfast hours (7am -10pm). I asked if I could get a banana for breakfast when I checked in, since I needed to leave before 7am for four of my five mornings and the receptionist pretty much shut me down (I did manage to get one packet of oatmeal for one morning). She also shut me down from making a cup of Keurig coffee when I first checked in, but I was able to make a cup on subsequent afternoons. The room coffee setup is a Mr Coffee machine. It was pretty bad, and they do not replenish the coffee packets unless you ask. I wound up boiling water in the microwave and using some freeze-dried coffee I had with me, then having coffee at the conference (thank goodness!) The location is good if you want to walk up and down the Main Street drag in Frisco, and if you have a vehicle there are several grocery stores and bakeries nearby (to buy breakfast etc if you can't be there for the included one).

This OVER-PRICED Motel advertises a HOT BREAKFAST and it does NOT deliver, unless you consider one Belgium Waffle maker a hot breakfast. This is a $80 caliber Motel charging $130 only because they can. But for the Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge RR, this place would go bust. The train trip is well worth the visit, but suggest you stay elsewhere for the price. The Young man on the Desk during the day and afternoon was a true delight and is eager to be helpful. Im sure if he treid, he could get a better paying job with real advancement opportunity. The room was marginally clean. The bath tube was not. We were there two nights. It was cleaner after we showred! There is NO nightstand on the left side of the bed. The A/C is an old window unit place high onto a wall over the bath vanity. A bit noisy but it worked. The location is two mile from downtown and the train station. An easy commute.

This hotel is decent enough. Just needed a place to sleep for a few nights... Had to buy our own toilet paper because their delivery never came in the week we stayed but the dollar tree toilet paper worked fine for us

Not fancy, but comfortable and convenient. And the afternoon manager gave us great suggestions for dinner restaurants after a long day of driving and hiking. We'll be back the next time we're in Leadville.

We stopped here for the night on our way to Denver. Checked in at midnight. The desk clerk was very kind. The room was decent. The bed was comfortable. The hotel was quiet, even in the morning when it's usually a bit loud with people hitting the road. It could have been a tad cleaner, but for the money, it can't be beat. There are restaurants right next door. No need to drive to find food, which I appreciate.

While I can't complain about the price of this hotel. It did not live up to the expectations that I had. Location wise, it's near a fairly busy street and not only are the walls thin but there are gaps in the door so I heard every time a car passed by along with all of the commotion that happened outside. Additionally, the photos that you see on the hotels website and reviews don't accurately portray what the hotel looks like in person. It feels like this hotel was attempted to be renovated and got halted somewhere in the middle.

This OVER-PRICED Motel advertises a HOT BREAKFAST and it does NOT deliver, unless you consider one Belgium Waffle maker a hot breakfast. This is a $80 caliber Motel charging $130 only because they can. But for the Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge RR, this place would go bust. The train trip is well worth the visit, but suggest you stay elsewhere for the price. The Young man on the Desk during the day and afternoon was a true delight and is eager to be helpful. Im sure if he treid, he could get a better paying job with real advancement opportunity. The room was marginally clean. The bath tube was not. We were there two nights. It was cleaner after we showred! There is NO nightstand on the left side of the bed. The A/C is an old window unit place high onto a wall over the bath vanity. A bit noisy but it worked. The location is two mile from downtown and the train station. An easy commute.

Highly recommend. We were completely happy with our stay. The pm and am desk clerks were both very polite and helpful, the room was very clean and was much larger than we expected. Everything seemed fairly new, and the room even included a small sofa! The bed and pillows were very comfortable, and the towels were nice and fluffy. There was a grassy area just outside the motel that was perfect for walking my pup, and the area even included doggie waste bags and a convenient trash can. Breakfast offered the usuals, plus pancakes! We would definitely stay here again.

Budget Inn had everything we needed to enjoy 2 nights in Durango and ride the Durango-Silverton Train. Convenient location, basic and functional amenities, and an extremely knowledgeable and helpful front desk clerk. There is no pool and parking is tight especially if large trucks are parked close to the entrance. We had no issues with cleanliness and got exactly what we expected for the price.

Durango has so many hotels that it may be average, but the rooms are big enough and the fridge, range and other facilities are perfect. Because it is along the main street, it is convenient for moving. I can recommend it.

While I can't complain about the price of this hotel. It did not live up to the expectations that I had. Location wise, it's near a fairly busy street and not only are the walls thin but there are gaps in the door so I heard every time a car passed by along with all of the commotion that happened outside. Additionally, the photos that you see on the hotels website and reviews don't accurately portray what the hotel looks like in person. It feels like this hotel was attempted to be renovated and got halted somewhere in the middle.

This OVER-PRICED Motel advertises a HOT BREAKFAST and it does NOT deliver, unless you consider one Belgium Waffle maker a hot breakfast. This is a $80 caliber Motel charging $130 only because they can. But for the Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge RR, this place would go bust. The train trip is well worth the visit, but suggest you stay elsewhere for the price. The Young man on the Desk during the day and afternoon was a true delight and is eager to be helpful. Im sure if he treid, he could get a better paying job with real advancement opportunity. The room was marginally clean. The bath tube was not. We were there two nights. It was cleaner after we showred! There is NO nightstand on the left side of the bed. The A/C is an old window unit place high onto a wall over the bath vanity. A bit noisy but it worked. The location is two mile from downtown and the train station. An easy commute.

Highly recommend. We were completely happy with our stay. The pm and am desk clerks were both very polite and helpful, the room was very clean and was much larger than we expected. Everything seemed fairly new, and the room even included a small sofa! The bed and pillows were very comfortable, and the towels were nice and fluffy. There was a grassy area just outside the motel that was perfect for walking my pup, and the area even included doggie waste bags and a convenient trash can. Breakfast offered the usuals, plus pancakes! We would definitely stay here again.

Durango has so many hotels that it may be average, but the rooms are big enough and the fridge, range and other facilities are perfect. Because it is along the main street, it is convenient for moving. I can recommend it.

Budget Inn had everything we needed to enjoy 2 nights in Durango and ride the Durango-Silverton Train. Convenient location, basic and functional amenities, and an extremely knowledgeable and helpful front desk clerk. There is no pool and parking is tight especially if large trucks are parked close to the entrance. We had no issues with cleanliness and got exactly what we expected for the price.

Normally I wait until check out .to rate a Hotel but this place for the price is the perfect (above expected ) clean ,well located Nice room And the people that work here including Owner are excellent . I have stayed by university paid twice the money. will not do it again this my new favorite place.

The breakfast is very rich and the meat omelet is delicious. There is hot water in the restaurant for 24 hours, you can make noodles, 5 minutes drive from Wal-Mart, there is a cup of noodles in Wal-Mart, the old man likes to eat!

Don't judge this hotel by the outside.... Our room was completely renovated, we had a two-bedroom suite with one bath - plenty of room, comfortable mattress and pillows. Very clean and well stocked room. Hotel staff is super helpful and friendly. We loved having S'mores by the outdoor campfire beside the peaceful waterfall, in the comfortable Adirondack chairs. Breakfasts were wonderful, hot waffles, cereals, muffins, toast, bagels, boiled eggs, yogurt ... great coffee and a nice tea assortment. We will stay here again. A great family hotel, for sure.

We just completed a two-week trip around Colorado, last stop was three nights at the Blue Door Inn in Estes Park. Self-described as a “Step Beyond Ordinary” and based on the TripAdvisor reviews I was really looking forward to staying there, even if it was the most expensive place of the six we were staying on our trip (that’s Estes Park for you). As soon as we got there my expectations were crushed and I was very disappointed. I found it to be several steps below ordinary. We booked a Queen Superior room; should be called an Inferior room because it was anything but Superior. According to the website these 230 square foot rooms are “2nd floor rooms…a bit smaller and offer the same great amenities as our Standard rooms but have better views facing South.” I apparently did not read this closely enough as the Queen Standard rooms are 250 square feet and “enjoy all of our basic amenities…1st and 2nd floor rooms at the best rates of any room type.” There is no elevator to the second floor and the room was very, very small, barely enough room to move around the bed and furniture, and difficult to find a place to set up the luggage racks (at least there were two racks). There was no closet, only a rack with a few hangers on the wall between the bed and the small side table. That table was old and wobbly, there was no room for both of us to sit at it, and there was no light over it making it not an easy place to do any work. The layout of the room was weird. The sink was not right next to the bathroom; instead, it was out across from the bed. And the view for which we paid extra was nothing special, certainly not worth any extra money, especially when we were out at RMNP all day with the fantastic views there. The outside was not good either. The carpet on the steps was worn, torn in places, and dirty. Biggest issue was the lights in the stair wells were not working, making it very unsafe to carry luggage up and down in the dark. There were light bulbs in the light fixtures but they were not on. See pictures. The first day the internet was horribly slow but it got better the next two days. Breakfast was not worth whatever extra charge is included in the cost of the room (breakfast should not be advertised as “free” at hotels). First, it doesn’t start until 7am which is too late for those of us with early Timed Entries into the park. I asked if there was a take-away option but was told ”no” (despite learning later that they do have packs of oatmeal, muffins and yogurt that could be taken back to the room). On the second morning we were first ones in the door at 7am and the powdered eggs were already cold as was the “gravy” (gelatinous, bland goo) for the biscuits. I turned the knob to get “Froot Loops” cereal out the container and at least four different kinds of cereal came out (see picture). Who knows how long it had been in there! For the third day we just took the aforementioned items back to our room. When we got home and

Admittedly, this was a busy time to book (CSU family weekend/homecoming), which is why I booked (or thought I did) almost two months early. We drove 8 hours from Omaha and arrived to spend time with our freshman daughter then decided to check in to our hotel room at roughly 9:30 pm. The place was a little run down but looked ok for sleep and to enjoy a hot breakfast (or so we thought...side note; the website says breakfast is included - IT IS NOT). When you get there the front desk has a sign that acknowledges that fact and says the website is indeed incorrect and there is no breakfast included. The sign also says they are working to fix that mistake on the website. Apparently, in 2023, updating a website is hard work because the website still says you get a free breakfast. I was slightly alarmed when I walked up the check-in area because there were multiple people stacked up to get in, all looking fairly upset. Once it was my turn, I was told that there were no rooms left and that they overbooked multiple people (perhaps this room went to the poor person who got charged multiple hundreds of dollars per night at the gouge rate instead of me, who booked in advance - shady s&^t man). Then I was told that there was an option for me to get a room - they were going to give me a voucher for another property and I would be honored there. No problem except - THE PROPERYT WAS TWO HOURS AWAY!!! I don't know about you, but after driving 8 hours to get there and having toured campus and other areas all day, the prospect of driving two hours away (at 9:30 pm) and then two hours back the next morning, multiple times over the weekend was not very appealing to me. This is where I was told there was nothing else they could do for me (they hadn't actually done anything yet). I declined the voucher and was told, ”don't worry, we're not going to charge you for the room.” HA!!! Now we enter scramble mode. As stated, this was a busy weekend so finding a hotel room was not easy. We called around many hotels and finally found one room, which we booked for the only night they had available (which meant we also had to find a room for the next night too). Cost - $400 per night for each hotel = $800 for two nights and a nice move from one hotel to the other in the middle of the weekend. I booked two months early for a bill that would have been ~$250. So, because some hotel chain doesn't understand what a ”reservation” actually means (anyone watch Seinfeld:)), I'm out about $550. This is of course, unless Guest Services for Choice Hotels decides to do something (something else I get do...call and argue with a hotel chain and deal with that). No one at the actual hotel was willing to do anything ”else” for us - just sent us packing. Thanks Clarion, Fort Collins for making what was supposed to be a relaxing weekend enjoying family a pain in the A%$...be warned anyone looking to stay here.