A quaint but clean and modernized Hostel in a building built in the 1900s. It is a beautiful change of pace, with a large public "living room" and kitchen. Everything was clean, Renae was very nice and friendly. The location is superb, with a coffee shop across the streets, several good restaurants and a late night taco shop. I love Mancos. It is a step back in time in the midst of the beautiful snow capped Rockies and pine forests. Wow. I stayed up late, writing, completely inspired. I woke early with a clear mind after sleeping like a baby and began writing again.

Room was clean and had a cozy feeling to it, the bed was comfortable. The shared bathroom was mostly very clean and well-maintained. Staff was friendly and welcoming. Mancos is a very small town, so there's not really any "bad" location, but this inn is right smack in the middle of it.

The price is not much less than you'd pay for a standard hotel room in many small towns, yet the room utilized a communal/shared bathroom. (There are rooms with private bathrooms for a not-small increase in price.)

Inn was comfy, beautifully decorated and absolutely spotless. Very warm and welcoming. Michael was very friendly and always available should he be needed. Fabulous place to stay!

Nothing could have been better. If we return to Mancos we will definitely stay here! I noticed little things, like in the bathroom the shower curtain appeared to be new, the body wash bottle was filled to the brim, always 2 full rolls of toilet paper, and everything spotless and perfect. Same with the kitchen and every common area. Garden is relaxing and beautiful.

You had a long trip with your motorcycle, you're tired and you just want to stop and relax. After meeting Chris and all your stuff in your room you start to feel home. Location, building, staff, ambiance...just great! A must-stop for bikers.

What could have been better? My road plan because I stopped at Mancos on Sunday 09/03 and everything was closed the next morning (Labor Day). What is plain normal. And the breakfast at Pippo's in Cortez (18mi/20min) fixed this small disappointment.

Perfect place to stay when visiting Mesa Verde National Park. 10 minutes to the park entrance. The kitchen is amazing with everything you need to prepare any meal. You can grocery shop and store your cold stuff in their refrigerator. Everything is spic and span. Don't even bother looking anywhere else. The folks that run the Inn are really nice.

No complaints! We travel a lot and this Inn, because of the kitchen, is like an Airbnb...only more affordable. At least by USA standards.

Cute little inn in a small town. Extremely clean. This is what I wrote On Facebook: We are in a quaint little Inn in Mancos, CO. Such a cute little Western Town, I can’t wait to explore it. Headed to Mesa Verde National Park, we are about 10 miles away. This place is like staying at Grandma’s house and immaculately clean! We are staying here through Saturday and will be watching the Eclipse nearby. Yay yay.

Loved it all! Wonderful staff!

I’ve never stayed in a hostel before so this was you’re the experience. Everyone was extremely nice. There was a table and chairs outside our room and we enjoyed sitting outside so we could visit with people walking by.

No elevator

Such a cute place! This far exceeded my expectations. Very clean and cozy. 10 minutes from Mesa Verde. Plenty of parking. Dogs are allowed with a fee. I loved Mancos Inn and would highly recommend to anyone visiting or driving through. Thank you for a great stay!

Mancos Inn staff was VERY accommodating and the room was lovely! It’s our go to in Mancos when we have the opportunity to spend the night. We can walk everywhere we want to go and feels like home. There are outdoor spaces to enjoy as well.

I can’t think of anything we don’t like about the property!

Mancos Inn was a nice, quaint inn near a neat breakfast place. There was a Mexican food truck right across from the inn. Ice was limited because it was in a standard fridge. Also, there is no breakfast, but you are allowed to put your food in the community kitchen, and there was a small fridge and microwave in the room. Room and bathroom were small, but all we needed for a good night’s sleep.