★★·Estes Park·8.5
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Estes Mountain Inn, located in Estes Park, offers free WiFi and air-conditioned rooms with TVs and en-suite bathrooms. The motel is 25 minutes from Rocky Mountain National Park and 15 minutes from Lake Estes Marina. On-site activities include hiking and golfing, with Estes Park Golf Course 4 km away, and free parking is provided.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
Breakfast was continental with a wide variety—waffles, hard‑boiled eggs, oatmeal, cereals, and more. The staff were very friendly, the hotel was older but clean, and the location was nice, close to RMNP. They added sweet touches like s’mores, free popcorn, and snacks for hiking in the lobby. The internet and TV connection was spotty at times.
Jake·Un mese fa
Breakfast was great. We saw wildlife on two mornings, which was amazing. The rooms are tiny; they have everything you need, but they’re not very big compared to other places.
Bastian·Un mese fa
Not far from Rocky Mountain National Park. We were visited at night by a herd of elks. Breakfast was good, and the towels were good. Overall it’s an old motel that needs a 21st‑century upgrade, and the price was quite high for the low standard.
H&r_from_sandiego·Un mese fa
The location and amenities were superb! We loved relaxing in the sauna, pool, and hot tub after a long day of strenuous hikes. My kiddo and I enjoyed the outdoor games they provide, s’mores at the fire pit (outstanding), and dipping in both outdoor and indoor pools; the hot tub is the boom! Yes, the rooms are small and people complain about them being claustrophobic, but who stays in the room when you’re in Estes Park? I’ll definitely stay there again when in Estes Park.
Edith·Un mese fa
I stayed at a pretty nice hotel, breakfast was simple yet tasty, and the room was clean and comfortable. The staff cleaned my room every day and handed me more towels and toiletries than I could possibly use in four days. The hotel sits about a ten‑minute drive from a couple of entrances to Rocky Mountain National Park and roughly a ten‑minute walk to the Visitor Center in town. There are a few restaurants nearby and buses to downtown for food and shopping. It isn’t fancy, but it’s a pleasant place to stay. The room was quite small; I was traveling alone so it was fine, but a couple would have felt cramped. Other guests might find larger family rooms elsewhere.
Gerald·Un mese fa