The atmosphere of the hotel is lovely. Rooms have been renovated recently with the current owners trying to restore the original look of rooms. The bar and restaurant are wonderful, and it was very easy to order to-go since I had my dog with me. The best part of the hotel is the outdoor area with firepits. It's great to lounge and meet other travelers. The hotel is also a short walk across the bridge to the main city center. I would definitely recommend the Hotel Colorado to anyone wanting to stay in Glenwood Springs, especially with a pet.

Parking was an additional fee as was having a pet, but this is shown on the booking so there were no surprises.

The location is very good and the rooms were clean and comfortable. We loved having breakfast in the hotel, although the kitchen did not quite get our orders right - but overall the food was very good, and the wait staff was very nice.

It is lovely that you allow pets, but there was a dog on the floor that was continuously barking (I think the owners must not have been in the room). I don't recall hearing it inside the room, but rather in the hallway as we were getting ready to check out. Would also have loved to have a mini fridge in the room as we were dining out and our daughters brought leftovers back to the room (to eat later) but ended up having to throw it out since there was no refrigeration.

This hotel is amazing! We love the hotel and all the history behind it. We walked into our room and could not believe the size of our room, the cleanest of the room and the ceilings were so tall. My husband and I felt like we stepped back in time. We brought our elderly dog and upon arrival the staff gave us a cute little bag with treats in the bag along with two small stuffed vegetables for our dog to chew on them or use them as toys. I highly recommend this hotel. Within walking distance to Glenwood Springs (Hot Springs) which was so refreshing. Oh yeah, we ate dinner at the hotel as well. WOW!! My food and my husbands food was fantastic!

Location is perfect for us. The hot springs pool and vapor caves are within walking distance, there's a pedestrian bridge over the Colorado that connects you to shops and restaurants. The room had been updated recently and had a fresher look. Since our last stay in 2016, more parking has been added. We honeymooned here 35 years ago, so the Hotel Colorado has always had a special place in our hearts. We've stayed here about 10 times over the years.

The bathroom was 6" higher than the rest of the room. We were concerned about tripping over the threshold in the middle of the night. The king bed was pretty soft in the middle, not the best night's sleep

This place is totally cool and iconic, it's a must stay when in Glenwood Springs! The hospitality options were great, we ate dinner at the hotel (bison steak done to rare perfection) and then relaxed with drinks in the quad. The breakfast was big...bring your appetite! Super easy to cross the walking bridge into GS proper, have a great walk, and eat dinner. We liked the Pullman for dinner near the train station too. Totally stay there again.

Nothing, it exceeded expectations and we loved the place.

I spent a short night at Hotel Colorado, arriving at 10pm and leaving at 7am. There was no food available apart from the coffee shop from 6.30am, where I was able to stock up. There were no taxis to be had in the morning, so I dragged my 40kg of luggage 600 yards to a locus bus which linked to the excellent Bustang service to Denver. The Hotel itself was quite grand, very comfortable and spotlessly clean. And not very expensive.

I loved the history. It was well maintained. Comfortable and close to the hot springs pool.

The staff were not very friendly. Not at check in, not in the coffee shop. And not at the restaurant. It was disappointing as a guest of the hotel to not have priority seating in the hotel restaurant. We were asked every time if we had a reservation and were asked to wait a considerable time for a table. This forced your guests off property for a meal.

This is a nice hotel in a really central location. A wick walk across the bridge to the bars and restaurants of Glenwood springs. We were lucky enough to catch the live music under the bridge during our stay - I think this is seasonal. Hotel was clean, grounds are lovely, especially at night with the fire pits.

There was a bad smell in our bathroom but we just kept the door closed, I think it may come from the drains, this is an old property.

Staff were friendly, efficient and very helpful when we found out that we needed to leave after only 1 night due to bad weather and train cancellation! Provided good advice on alternative travel back to Denver and organised transport to the coach pick-up at very short notice.

Room was large and very clean but cold - heater not operational even when we called maintenance late at night. Would not stay in this room again - but liked the look and feel of the hotel, even though our visit was cut short.

History, friendly and efficient staff, huge room, cleanliness.

No fridge in room, but I knew that when I booked. They will bring one if you ask for it. Handicap access is only on one side of building and wouldn't you know it we parked on the OTHER side. I never saw a bellhop the entire time we were there. Doesn't mean they aren't there somewhere. But it's a historic property and there is no grand entrance you drive up to where there are uniformed personnel waiting to take your bags and park your car.