Holly Inn Suites

It is a quaint and fun hotel in an old building in a very small town. The decorations are old fashioned in a western theme. It is just a few doors down from a really nice grocery store, and a little community mexican restaurant. It was a very enjoyable place to stay.

If u love the outdoors farm cowboy life n antiques and Ms Kathy n family are super nice n even fixed me dinner! The building was built in the 1800"s

Very kind and personable staff at the Holly Inn! I was just passing through with many long drives before and after my stay, but very fun and neat decorations with a western theme and very hospitable people working there. There was a grocery store right next to the Inn making it easy to grab any food or necessities I would need. Don’t know if I’ll ever have to pass through the town of Holly, CO again, but if I do I’d be happy to stay there again

Absolutely loved this space! The folks who live and work there were so kind and helpful and everything was much cleaner than a more common hotel. Keep in mind that this is a very old building with lots of history. The walls are thin but I sleep with earplugs so sounds from other guests don't bother me. The grocery store next door has everything you might need and the rooms themselves are decorated with quirky antiques. A fun place for the adventurous traveler looking for a comfy spot for the evening. I will definitely stay here again!

The hotel itself is not bad, but lack of attention to detail, like no soap or toilet paper in the bathrooms, brings it down. The place worked great in a pinch though, and the owners/managers are great with communication.

Very quaint old building, but needed a good cleaning and smelled odd.

Enjoyed our stay here. Friendly and helpful staff. Loved the old items throughout the hotel. Wonderful change from the "box hotels". Very clean.

I was just driving through from Kansas to California. This little stop was precious. The town was cute and old fashioned and the hotel was a secret Hideway up a gigantic hidden set if stairs. So old fashioned, wood floors, 14’ ceilings, wide hallways, and full of fascinating antiques. The family taking care of the place was friendly, sweet, polite and generous. They brought me ice and showed me how to work the TV. I think they said it was a hotel from the turn of the last century (1901?). My room had a kitchen! The windows were gigantic! There were framed pictures of chickens everywhere. The only mishap I had was stepping on some sand-spurs that were stuck in the bathroom rug. OUCH! I was sooo hoping it was ******* but I did not get a visit. It reminded me of the Birdcage Hotel in Tombstone AZ. Sooo rich with history. Very imagination-provoking. I loved it. A great memory.

Unique older hotel building, all rooms are on the 2nd floor. Spacious rooms but care seems inconsistent. Kitchen was helpful but not stocked at all, no dishes, silverware, cups, etc. One room’s tv worked, the other’s didn’t. Not perfect but good for the price. Staff was very helpful.