This property is very unique. Loved how they kept the theme of the gold rush.

The hotel is very quaint. We never really spoke to anybody. We were given codes to the doors to check in. The room itself was nice. Bed was comfy. Found a few nuts on the floor. I slept horribly though because the room was so hot, even with the radiator turned to 0. I could hear the guy next door snoring and the pipes make a horrible clanking noise all night long.

Great staff, very informative about the area. Beautiful room, great view

The shower was nasty, hair everywhere, dirty comforter, and even the blanket. Pillows were old and nasty.

This is an unusual hotel. You check in remotely and don’t interact with anyone. The property itself is an old hotel built in 1899. It is well maintained and the rooms are comfortable as is the bed. It’s a bit noisy with pipes gurgling. I would recommend the hotel to anyone staying in the area who wants a comfortable place to experience a little of the old west.

It wasnt what the pictures showed. The code to get in the front door didnt work, so we stayed in Cripple Creek

Enjoyed the room and bed was comfortable.

Great place to stay if your in the area. Very unique old school feeling. The bar and food downstairs was pretty good and don’t mind the hotels mascot Copenhagen he’s one of the friendliest dogs you will meet.

I love the history and character in this hotel.

These rooms are refurbished nicely. The lobby and the outside of the building needs some work. A bit disorganized as far as the check in process as it is all by text. There is no front desk or on site contact.

The property is beautiful. We loved staying here.

Booked through Expedia. Expedia doesn’t share your phone number with the hotel, so didn’t get any check in instructions. Had to text someone when we arrived to get access. Got into the room to discover a broken window frame that was letting in substantial cold air on a night that was going to be 20 degrees or colder. Texted the contact again who offered an extra towel to mitigate the draft. I asked if another room was available. Apparently there wasn’t another of the same room type available (but there were other rooms according to the hotel’s website). We left for a bit and when we returned a towel had been stuffed around the window frame, but the room was cold. Texted the contact again. No way to control the room temperature in the room. There was supposed to be a space heater in the room for extra heat, but there wasn’t. Someone brought one to us quickly. This was a lot of trouble to go through to just be comfortable and not cold in a hotel room in the winter in the mountains. We weren’t offered any type of discount, just a towel and a space heater. This hotel has contactless check in, which is typically fine assuming you receive instructions (we hadn’t). There is a restaurant, but the person working there when we arrived wasn’t helpful and bordered on rude about her inability to help us. She pointed us in the direction of the closed front desk and told us to text the number posted. Cool historic building that required a lot of effort not to be cold.

unique and comfortable

It was a very old building that was very interesting. But not seeing ,not 1, staff was very inconvenient. Everything was through a text and not at all friendly.

Great alternative lodging option for trip to crowded Cripple Creek. Great communication with owners, comfy bed, but limited food in area.

The hotel was fine. It feels like you are in a land that time forgot. I appreciated the historic qualities but my young daughter didn’t feel comfortable there so we didn’t stay at the hotel. We left.

The kitchen was clised . The owner heard we were hungry. She went to the kitchen and made us a great dinner

Being in the historic hotel was nice. I didn't like how cold and drafty the room was and no blankets were provided.

Haunted

This is a nice cozy hotel that we'd like to back to.

Great place, would come back and stay again

The property is nice, clean and filled with nostalgia, we checked in and checked out via text and only saw one staff member during our stay. She was the bartender, wait staff and cook. There was no one on hand, after the one staff member went home, available during the night. We were texted a code to enter the hotel after hours and also a code to enter our room. We also struggled with the light controls. There were no instructions on how to operate them.

Very cool old place 👌

MANAGEMENT WAS BRILLIANT, HELPFUL, OUTGOING, CHEERFUL. VIOLET WENT OUT OF HER WAY TO ASSURE MY VISIT WAS ENJOYABLE. UNFORTUNATELY, AN ILLNESS ON MY PART MEANT I WAS UNABLE TO MAKE THE TRIP. HENCEFORTH, I CANNOT REVIEW PAST THE OUTSTANDING EFFORT PUT FORTH TO ACCOMODATE ME IN EVERY WAY.

For an old mining town what can you expect, and this is a historical hotel. The rooms have been updated as much as possible, but the mirror in the room was mounted so that a short person can barely see in it to get ready. You need a step stool. No iron in the room. They are doing the best they can I guess.

It is a charming hotel that we like very much. But the toilet stuck on and had to be opened up and fiddled with every time it was used. And the worst was the steam heat clanking. All night was very very bad. Other than that it’s a lovely room and a great hotel, food at the restaurant was very limited, missed out on the good cooking

This was the first time on the area for me and what a diamond in the rough. A very historical area on the comeback. The hotel was a wonderful blend of the old and new with all the comforts. Great place to stay in the middle of an adventure.

Erratic room temperature & light bedding.

Loved this hotel with its history and old charm. We stayed here and made the short trip to Cripple Creek to dine and gamble. The restaurant here was unfortunately not open for breakfast.

Very nice

Room wasn’t ready but the staff took care of it quickly. People upstairs walked around all night.

The hotel brings the challenges and rewards of a building that is more than 120 years old. The rooms on the top floor with the extra high ceiling are more impressive.