Hotellit uima-altaalla - Steamboat Springs, Colorado

”Clean and comfortable.”

”This was a fairly brand new hotel that just opened recently in Steamboat Springs. It’s in a great area where you see the ski resorts from the pool/hot tubs and in front more mountains plus the Yampa River across the street. City Market, Safeway, Starbucks, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Taco Bell, dominos were all a walk away. The decor of the hotel was beautiful and the rooms were great. There was a lot going on and the hotel was packed but you wouldn’t have known because it was super quiet...

”Air conditioner smelled terrible, which made the room smell bad. Good location”

”Just enough stuff to say they had it. Tiny pool, tiny hot tub, and the breakfast was trash. Watered down orange juice, crap sausage in water, was all trash. We ate some where else. Would not recommend or come back here”

”Hotel was new! Room was very nice, but the stool in bathroom did not work and the staff had know where to move us. Rooms telephone did not work to reach the front desk so had to take elevator to ask for maintenance to come. Maintenance does not work in the evening!! Hotel refunded our parking fee, but charged us full room rate of over $300.00 and a $20.00 surcharge….probably not going to recommend.”

”I liked that this didn't seem like a "run-of-the-mill" Holiday Inn! (Not that I object to them, but it was interesting to stay in a more unusual facility.) I had liked the way it looked online, and it was well represented. This hotel is on an expansive campus, with indoor and outdoor pools. It's also out of the town, which we liked. We were very comfortable and had a nice, one-night stay. We had breakfast in the restaurant, which was deserted (except for us) at around 10:30 when we went in. I...

”There was a Terri le musty odor in the room and in the hallway”

”Have always looked forward to staying at the LaQuinta's as the consistency of the experience is aways predictable and what degree of great. Not so much this time. Front desk people seemed so bored and unconcerned about life. As I always do upon reserving any hotel room is ask for 1st floor or close to the elevator. Ok, no elevator but "no problem, just climb those 22 steps, luggage and all and your room is right there!" Husband has parkinson's and unable to assist in carrying luggage. Hum, at...