The cabin was cute , very clean and well stocked. The heat worked great and kept us warm and comfortable during the night. However, the bathroom was small and the shower was very awkward. Really only room for one person to sit at the table unless you move it out blocking the back door.

Great location close to the Rocky Mountain National Park! Enjoyed our stay!

For the cost, the cabin was horrible. Extremely small. The bathroom was smaller than an inside cabin bathroom on a cruise ship. No decor in cabin. No where to store clothes. No dresser and 3 hangers. No service for clean towels, more coffee etc. I would NEVER stay here again. There are so many places, choose somewhere else.

River and wildlife

While the hotel was unique I had a terrible stay. There were bees continously flying around the room; I brought this to their attention at least twice they removed the first bee but others came. I was sent a message that "educated me about how bees are in this environment, they are docile among others". They essentially told me to live with it. No other accomdations made. Communication poor overall.

This was a great experience, I did however plan a mountain cabin with a romantic fireplace in a winter snow, we got the winter snow and loved the cosy little cabin but the fire place was clogged, no mater what we tried the cabin filled with smoke, I read remarks from other visitors in a dairy, this cabin seems this is a regular problem. I love the cabin and the location plus the property manager was terrific. I honestly wanted the fireplace with my wife on a honeymoon we finally treated ourselves to and since the fireplace was important to this trip,I give our experience a 4 out of 10. I will not recommend this cabin if a fireplace is important. If it is not important than I give the the whole experience a 10 positive. I will not come back to this cabin unless the problem is resolved. A fireplace is why I go to a mountain cabin. Please fix the fireplace if possible. We absolutely loved all the other experiences. I have to give the experience a 4 because we went for the fireplace. Thank you for everything else.

Great little cabins w all the basics stove refrigerator sink hot water nice bathroom fireplace microwave great views good location

The kitchenette was impressively well equipped, unlike the cabin down the road where I stayed the previous two nights. At that other property, you could prepare a can of beans for yourself--so long as you brought your own can opener. Tiny Town had it all: a proper coffee maker, toaster, microwave, full-size refrigerator, ample crockery and cutlery, baking pans, a casserole dish, a cutting board, a real kitchen knife, a bread knife, kitchen shears, a pitcher, cooking spoons, a whisk, spatulas, mixing bowls, corkscrew, assorted dish and washing towels, two rolls of paper towels, pot holders, a dish drying rack,can opener (!)... some other items that I don't recall now, and cabinets for storage. So, if you do want to self-cater, you can well do it here. Other places might provide you scarcely more than a few plates and forks (like the place down the road). Tip: for prep space, move the dish rack to below the sink and ask for a second, large cutting board that you can put in its place. Otherwise, you will be going back and forth to the table in the sun room, or the picnic table outside. I also used the cutting board that was provided on the corner of the sink. That was stable as a staging area for items. And for the winter, a fireplace. The staff were cheerful and extremely helpful. The property also provided useful information regarding the Estes Park area. In the future I shall avoid the self check-in arrangements of other places that appear to be run by ghosts.