"Great location with some coffee shops, bars, restaurants and town. Perfect to use as a home base and explore the outdoors and surrounding towns in any direction. Clean, cozy and comfortable accommodations. Would definitely stay here again."
"Great location with some coffee shops, bars, restaurants and town. Perfect to use as a home base and explore the outdoors and surrounding towns in any direction. Clean, cozy and comfortable accommodations. Would definitely stay here again."
"A very unique and fun spot to stay. The bin was comfortable with beautiful views from the bedroom windows. King size bed was very comfortable and they provided plenty of blankets. The nature and access to sand dunes national park were both excellent. We travels with our dog and there was a room for us."
"A very unique and fun spot to stay. The bin was comfortable with beautiful views from the bedroom windows. King size bed was very comfortable and they provided plenty of blankets. The nature and access to sand dunes national park were both excellent. We travels with our dog and there was a room for us."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The gateway to Great Sand Dunes National Park offers spectacular hiking and sandboarding on North America's tallest dunes. Ride the historic Rio Grande Scenic Railroad or spot sandhill cranes at the nearby Monte Vista Wildlife Refuge during spring migration.
They have an outdoor patio that is surrounded by glass fence,has indoor swimming pool (small) but still great. full breakfast and they have a bar area,all this is in a separate room,this is a brand new hotel has 4 floors and a huge grass area if u want kids to play on,thing i didn't like was the selection of tv channels for kids,only 2,doesn't have youtube on tv
They have an outdoor patio that is surrounded by glass fence,has indoor swimming pool (small) but still great. full breakfast and they have a bar area,all this is in a separate room,this is a brand new hotel has 4 floors and a huge grass area if u want kids to play on,thing i didn't like was the selection of tv channels for kids,only 2,doesn't have youtube on tv
Efrain
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
Modern and clean facility. Nice well stocked breakfast buffet. Friendly and helpful staff. Was given lead on how to obtain solar eclipse eyeglasses which worked out. Convenient to restaurants. 30 miles from Great Sand Dunes National Park entrance, but that was not an issue.
Modern and clean facility. Nice well stocked breakfast buffet. Friendly and helpful staff. Was given lead on how to obtain solar eclipse eyeglasses which worked out. Convenient to restaurants. 30 miles from Great Sand Dunes National Park entrance, but that was not an issue.
The hotel was well maintained and clean. The room was big, had a small fridge, microwave. The breakfast was very nice a lot of options and everything was fresh and plentiful. Will stay agin when we come back to town.
The hotel was well maintained and clean. The room was big, had a small fridge, microwave. The breakfast was very nice a lot of options and everything was fresh and plentiful. Will stay agin when we come back to town.
John
Reviewed November 29, 2021Reviewed November 29, 2021
Beautiful location, near the Great Sand Dunes and wonderful star gazing. The staff were family and supportive. The tent we stayed in was wonderful. The shared bathrooms and were clean and the staff did an excellent job of attending to any consistent clean up. Campers should be prepared for cooler nights but overall a great experience.
Beautiful location, near the Great Sand Dunes and wonderful star gazing. The staff were family and supportive. The tent we stayed in was wonderful. The shared bathrooms and were clean and the staff did an excellent job of attending to any consistent clean up. Campers should be prepared for cooler nights but overall a great experience.
What a wonderful place for children! Our family enjoyed the clean and well stocked cabin, and also the charming gazebo/ creek area. Thank you for creating such a welcoming environment.
What a wonderful place for children! Our family enjoyed the clean and well stocked cabin, and also the charming gazebo/ creek area. Thank you for creating such a welcoming environment.
We were traveling through Colorado on motorcycles. Five miles before we arrived at Wolf Creek Ski Lodge, we got caught in a rain storm. When we pulled in (around 7:30), we were cold and wet. The owners told us to go get hot showers and then come back to the lobby. They made us a big pot of coffee and we enjoyed a wonderful evening visiting with them. In the morning they brought towels to wipe down the bikes.
There's not much in the immediate area, but the hotel is a great place to stay...
We were traveling through Colorado on motorcycles. Five miles before we arrived at Wolf Creek Ski Lodge, we got caught in a rain storm. When we pulled in (around 7:30), we were cold and wet. The owners told us to go get hot showers and then come back to the lobby. They made us a big pot of coffee and we enjoyed a wonderful evening visiting with them. In the morning they brought towels to wipe down the bikes.
There's not much in the immediate area, but the hotel is a great place to stay...
Karen
Reviewed September 16, 2015Reviewed September 16, 2015
I stayed in one of the geodesic domes, which are behind the main lodge. There are 7 domes that share 3 bathrooms, which are in a different building. You receive a key upon check-in to unlock one of 3 doors to a private bath (sink, toilet, and shower). I was a little worried about having access to a bathroom given all 7 domes were rented during my stay and only 2 of the 3 bathrooms were usable...but never had to wait. The two things the bathrooms need are a mirror and additional wall hooks....
I stayed in one of the geodesic domes, which are behind the main lodge. There are 7 domes that share 3 bathrooms, which are in a different building. You receive a key upon check-in to unlock one of 3 doors to a private bath (sink, toilet, and shower). I was a little worried about having access to a bathroom given all 7 domes were rented during my stay and only 2 of the 3 bathrooms were usable...but never had to wait. The two things the bathrooms need are a mirror and additional wall hooks....
Raquel
Reviewed September 21, 2024Reviewed September 21, 2024
Pleasant and comfortable. This is a cool old Lodge, not a typical hotel. Great continental breakfast with unique and different items. Good coffee. Staff was very patient with our autistic 12 year old.
Pleasant and comfortable. This is a cool old Lodge, not a typical hotel. Great continental breakfast with unique and different items. Good coffee. Staff was very patient with our autistic 12 year old.
Bella
Reviewed December 6, 2015Reviewed December 6, 2015
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What should I see and do in Alamosa?
Alamosa is known for its mountain landscape and parks. Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge and Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge are a couple of scenic spots to enjoy the outdoors, whereas San Luis Valley Museum is one of the cultural attractions. Rio Grande and Blanca Peak Trailhead are other places to visit while you're in town.
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Knowing a bit about the transportation options can you save you a headache when you get to your destination. Fly into Alamosa, CO (ALS-San Luis Valley Regional), which is located 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from the heart of the city. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want a rental car for your journey.