Hotel Colorado

Didint like the 15$ parking fee

Sad that we didn't have a refrigerator in the room nor microwave

Place was clean and organized

Conveniently located next to hot springs, clean comfortable rooms and beautiful outdoor patio with some live music both nights we stayed. Staff was friendly and courteous, parking was easy

Had dinner at the restaurant and it was fantastic. Plan on returning soon!

Es un hotel unico, una pieza de historia. Y hay Que apreciarlo. Está a unos pasos de los hotsprings de Glenwood, y del puente peatonal para salir a cenar y conocer restaurantes. También está muy cerca la estación del tren por donde pasa el famoso tren Amtrak California Zephyr, que viene desde California, y creo llega hasta Chicago!! Espectacular si quieres seguir la aventura en tren. La ubicacion del hotel y su historia son lo mas valioso. No es un hotel moderno. Solo tienen AC en las ventanas. Y un ventilator en el techo. Mi habitación no tenía frigobar, pienso que se necesita para preservar bebidas, medicamentos y algunos alimentos. ESO seria lo que agregaria. Pero en general, excelente hotel. Traje un TEDDY BEAR de recuerdo. Y la cafeteria prepara muy buenos cafes! Ah también el breakfast estuvo delicioso en el restaurant. Me regalaron una mimosa por mi cumpleaños. Manny es un excelente mesero. El bar Cierra a las 10. Espero volver pronto definitivamente.

Nice hotel friendly staff

The outside bar and restaurant were delightful. Loved the history!!!

The location is awesome and the actual property was meticulously maintained! Love staying at Hotel Colorado. We even took our pup with us!

The room was vintage WW II except I had a window A/C which blocked any possible view of the outside. We were assigned to a closet. The sink was tiny and at a slant. Anything you put on it slide into the sink. There was nothing near the sent to put toiletries or towels. No hooks. I have never seen a toilet so small. It was 12” off the floor. I stayed in a WW II wooden barracks and I believe the floor tile in the barracks bath was the same tile. In 3 days we never had maid service. Usually there is a method to let the maid know you wanted your room cleaned. Not here. The maid came on her schedule and if you were not ready when she was ready, no service. Every wire and plumbing conduit was entirely exposed. The room was a maze of electrical conduit and plumbing pipes. Then we needed a drink. I reserved a table but first had a drink at the bar. My martini was served in a small water glass and It tasted weird. There was nothing near conversation with the bartender other than her asking, what do you want? We went for our table reservation and the waitress said although she took the reservation it was not a real reservation but it was in her mind. We would get a table when one is available. . We left and ate elsewhere. The next day we tried breakfasts. If I tried I could not have made a worse breakfast. It had no flavor, it was overcooked except the biscuits. They were not cooked and doughy.. This hotel has possibilities if it had a total makeover. Stay elsewhere. Even in a tent

They upgraded our room when we checked in which was nice. We were out of body wash in the shower and the bathroom walls were gross. Aside from that everything else was nice. Made no point to call someone up to our room to refill the body wash as we only stayed one night. We would stay again... Keep in mind the bar closes at 10pm and breakfast is don't at 11am

Very distinctive and historic property. We had a lovely stay.

They could have had discounts on the pool and other stuff

The bar outside looked amazing but the staff was rude, especially Kipp. Dismissive and condescending. We stayed for 3 nights and one day there was a wedding and the bar area was off-limits, not that big a deal. For two days there was some kind of trade show in the lobby and literally the entire lobby was filled with tables and people, you couldn't sit or find a spot to take a pic. Clearly the hotel prioritizes group events over individual guest comfort. I wouldn't stay there again.

We had an amazing stay! They upgraded us to the Pent House “Unsinkable Molly Brown Room” 661. It was an amazing experience and will definitely be back!

Wonderful historical place to stay.

I would give the Hotel excellent ratings on maintaining a historical landmark, cleanliness of the rooms and hotel staff. The hotel was also within walking distance of historical downtown and hot springs. Parking cost $15/night, but there were a few free parking spots on the street. We felt the cost of the room was somewhat high given the lack of amenities at the hotel itself. You pay more for the location and historical aspect of the hotel. Being a old building there were restrictions on what electical devices you could use while running the air conditioner, and there was no mini-fridge nor microwave available. The bathroom and shower were very small. Perhaps the amenities we missed the most were the lack of a pool and/or a hot tub at the hotel even though the Glenwood Hotsprings was just across the street. It cost over $100 per couple to enter the hotsprings but the hotel did not offer any discount toward entry to the hotsprings across the street. Howevehey do offer a 10 percent discount to use the hotspring at Iron Mountain. Our guess is that the hotel wants you to buy an add-on package through them to use the hotsprings across the street, but unless you want to stay at the hotsprings all day it is still costly for a partial day. Food and service at the hotel was very good, but we were staying at the hotel for our 20th anniversay and mentioned it 3 times to different wait staff and all they did was say congratulations. Most places for such events usually offered something.

Nicest place I’ve stayed in in a while .Great historical hotel

Clean rooms, comfy beds, and beautiful grounds to sit out and enjoy a cocktail or two and listen to live music.

The hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs is an amazing place. So much history and rooms are great. Staff is great. I definitely want to stay here again and again.