Family Hotels in Ouray County from AED 475

"No complaints. As advertised. Would recommend and stay again."

"Pick another place. Great view, and fantastic shower pressure, but that's all that's going for them. Outdated room, microwave took twice as long as it should. They have laundry available, but claim they keep no cash at all on site... good luck getting change anywhere in the city. Also vending machine is 100% empty... so when the entire town shuts down by 9pm and you're a late arrival, you're screwed."

"Julie, the owner, was so welcoming. Property has obviously been upgraded and the lobby gave the impression of entering someone's home. The room was great. "

"The room smelt horrible. It smelt of kitchen cooking food. Below our room was a Thai restaurant. Our room was 10 feet away from a bar and their restroom!!! and above was a roof bar. Everything was done via text. Never saw anyone. The WiFi was non existent so no tv. No chairs so could only sit on the bed. If you are looking for a minimum room this is it."

"Excellent stay. We were fooled that the fireplace was gas and not wood burning, but that really was not a big deal. The beds were comfy. Nice large bathroom. Property grounds excellent. Breakfast room was crowded, but better than average breakfast fare. Would stay here again."

"Just ok. Hippy vibes. Be prepared to hear your neighbors. Thin walls. "

"What a charming, historic motel! Everything was squeaky clean. The owner actually checked us in and welcomed us with his grandmother's homemade cookies coupled with a glass of wine. (The host wine & cookies every afternoon). Our room was well appointed and updated as needed. Beds were very comfortable. We loved the second floor deck and views of the mountains. We would definitely stay again. It was a lovely treat."

"Love the location on the creek with the hot tubs and the staff was so friendly and helpful"

"The staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was super delicious. We felt totally welcome and would stay there again on a future trip to Ouray."