Hotels with Breakfast in Glenwood Springs

We had a great stay at hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs. Of course it’s amazing to stay in an iconic hotel that has existed for 130 years, and it’s charm and decor do not disappoint. The renovated rooms have maintained their charm, while having a little style update. The staff is amazing – very helpful and willing to make sure that your stay is an enjoyable one. In the summer, do not miss dining on the patio.

The people were great and pool area was clean, warm, and well kept. One bathroom outlet did not work and we had to call for the toilet that wouldn't stop filling and the elevator was out of service. The thing that was most irksome, though, was the breakfast was a bit skimpy for a $250 per night hotel. Other than that we had a good stay.

The number one reason we picked this motel was there is a short river walk between the motel and the Colorado river. This motel was a pleasant surprise. It was better than most motels in this price range. It had the usual wear and tear here and there, but much less than I expected. We stayed in a handicap room with a roll in shower. The room met all ADA requirements but one. The room door was set way too strong. I’m not handicap but I am 80. I had to use my shoulder to push open the door. The bathroom had a large shower area and a few upgrades that made this an excellent bathroom. The room: Refrigerator was quieter than average. AC looked to be fairly new and was as quiet as any. Clean room. Nicely done room. Bed comfortable. It had a sofa bed couch, that like all motels, is too low for a lot of handicap people. Staff: All friendly, no issues here. Breakfast was keeping with a lower tier motel. In some ways better. Waffles better than I’ve had, good eggs and an auto coffee maker that makes coffee in three strengths. We plan to come back. Overall a 4.6 experience.

When you stay at Adventure Inn - Glenwood Springs in Glenwood Springs, you'll be in the mountains, within a 5-minute drive of Colorado River and Glenwood Hot Springs. This hotel is 1.6 mi (2.6 km) from Iron Mountain Hot Springs and 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Roaring Fork River.Make use of convenient amenities such as a picnic area, gas grills, and a vending machine.A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 59 individually furnished guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, and housekeeping is provided weekly.

Real motel, breakfast is OK, the small courtyard is elegantly furnished. Am I the first Ctrip to live here?

Great location. Older hotel/motel, but very clean. Bed was super comfortable. Breakfast was limited. No hot food, but did have good coffee with french vanilla creamer, always a plus. Hours for breakfast 0700-0900, which is kinda short, but doable. Toilet moved when getting up off it, but office closed when we left, so couldn't let them know. Free parking on site.

We booked one of the king boutique rooms on the 3rd floor with the big windows and high ceilings, and were truly impressed. The room assigned provided a wonderful view of the mountains, river, and nearby tourist attractions. It was super comfortable and updated with a nostalgic feel with the old brick wall and older feeling (yet still modern) bathroom. Arriving by Amtrak, it was super easy to just walk across the street to check in. It feels like a boutique hotel with lots of history preserved to be enjoyed in the lobby areas. Parking was weird. You could park on the street for free after 5 p.m. according to the check-in desk (signs said 6 p.m.) but it was hard to find a spot and know it was acceptable. We chose instead to pay $20 to park in one of the hotel parking lots, just at the end of the block and across the street. It felt better having the vehicle secured there, and several others did the same thing, but it was a very dark lot after sunset and there were no lights. It was very easy to walk to restaurants and the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool. The hotel desk sold tickets to the pool and provided towels. Only stayed one night, but it was a great experience. Would definitely return.

Nice hotel. They were not able to help me with my cancelation request because I booked through trip.com which apparently I was told by the desk clerk that ”they don't work with them” which I find odd considering I was able to book a room with them via trip.com. This was disappointing. I feel this needs a second look.

We stayed for three nights, hotel was very clean, we did have a problem with bathroom window in room 252 that couldn't lock. It was our decision to wait to tell maintenance until we departed. It was a second floor window and we wedged hangers in the side so no one could open. The breakfast was okay, they seemed to have trouble keeping the food supplied, but it was still very good. The firepits and pickleball courts were fun and loved an evening in the hot tub. This would be a nice hotel for families, with plenty of on ground entertainment!

This place was a great value. It was clean and the beds were comfortable. The couch was very low and sunken which made it uncomfortable. The kitchen was poorly stocked with bowl for serving and mixing and it needed a baking dish. My biggest complaint was the employee on break sitting in the lobby arguing very loudly in Spanish on speaker phone. I was on the other end of the room and could plainly hear both sides of the conversation! After 30 minutes he went behind the Reception desk. The woman working the desk did not ask him to have his phone call elsewhere and ignored the whole event. It was quite irritating.