The person at the front desk was very friendly and helpful, he went out of his way to make us feel welcome. We stayed in two other significantly more expensive properties on this trip, and the bed and linens here were the most comfortable of all of them. With the AC working well and the warm comforters/duvets, we got the best night's sleep on our trip. We also were able to get a room on the ground floor which made it easy with our suitcases. There was a cold water dispenser by the front office.

Breakfast was basic, with cold boiled eggs and yogurt and some fresh fruit (bananas). The microwave was not plugged in and had to be moved somewhere else so we could plug it in. The facility looks a bit ragged from outside though we were pleasantly surprised after we checked in.

The staff here was super friendly. We stayed while on a hiking trip and had a great experience, they gave us a room with a balcony. Breakfast was solid and one of the owners was always around restocking it. Room was clean and confortable with good facilities. A great value.

The location is a bit strange if you don't have a car - kind of in-between both sides of Pagosa Springs. But there are bus stops very close so that helps a lot.

I love the balconies in the room. Being from Texas we really enjoyed the cool air instead of being in a stuffy room. It wasn't far from all of the restaurants and shopping. I walked over to the Coyote Bar which had live music. There is a liquor store within walking distance as well. We enjoyed it so much, we stayed again the night before driving back home to Texas. It was a comfortable bed.

The microwave turntable didn't work well in both of the rooms we stayed in. For the money though, I'm not complaining.

Staff was great, when we left we forgot a backpack, they called until they were able to reach us and we were able to come back and get it (rather than realizing it at home 6 hrs away!). Breakfast was fine, typical cereal, fruit, oatmeal, breads, yogurt and boiled eggs. Rooms are small, nothing fancy but very clean. Mattress was comfortable which is key and the location was perfect, 5 min from downtown Pagosa, yet quiet and away from the hubbub! Great value for the money!

I like scrambled eggs over boiled… but that’s about it

It may not look fancy from the outside, but the rooms were clean and pleasantly "quaint." We didn't go to Pagosa Springs to sit in the motel room, but when we did get back, it was nice to come back to a room that wasn't quite the typical motel sterile with comfortable beds. It's conveniently close to many restaurants and had easy access to the main road to continue our journey.

Nice hotel in quaint and picturesque mountain town. Stopped here for an overnight stay on a drive from Boulder to The Grand Canyon. a great rest stop in a fun little town. Comfortable room, quiet spot on the outskirts of town. Nice complementary breakfast! Rooms are a bit dated, but very comfortable. Staff were exceptionally friendly and recommended great spots to eat and visit.

The location was conveniently just off the main highway through town -- convenient for a stop-over. The room was big enough for a table and a couple of chairs (along with the beds). The breakfast was good as a purely "continental" breakfast, with a reasonably-extensive selection of hot & cold drinks, fresh fruits, breakfast cereals, and bread items.

The breakfast could have included hot items. Our mattress was a bit sagged as if starting to show some age.

I work at Best Western Downtown Phoenix, and was really impressed with the Alpine Inn. I highly recommend it. When we arrived, we were assigned a room on the second floor so we asked if there was an elevator. The front desk employee asked us if we would prefer a first floor room, and we are grateful for that. The room was spotlessly clean, everything was functional. I was very impressed and we will return next week on our way back to Phoenix.

While the location wasn't close to downtown Pagosa Springs, it was easy to access and gets you away from downtown traffic. The room is spacious enough and comfortable.

The hotel is older and a little outdated. The a/c didn't always work it seemed and the toilets are very low and uncomfortable, lol.

On our motorcycle trip from Richmond, Virginia to the Grand Canyon and back, we are enjoying the smaller, non-corporate family owned hotels. The Alpine Inn of Pagosa Springs is just that. We arrived early and Sophie was eager to accommodate. With a smile, she had us booked into #213 in a jiffy. The room was clean and bright after opening the curtains. The balcony is tiny, but a balcony nonetheless, overlooking the parking lot, mountains off to the distant. Bathroom was clean, with hot water and strong pressure. In the shower. The beds were a tad springy, soft. Pillows about medium. A continental breakfast is offered with breads, oatmeal, cereals and juices. The location was great. We needed to do laundry and hit Walmart and we were close to both. If you are looking for fancy, the Alpine Inn probably won't do it for you. If you want a great place to sleep, in a great location, for a decent price, this is it!