Hotels Near Kohl's in Larimer County

I want the slippers to say that there is no hotel in the hotel...the others are very good, very warm and friendly, and the food is not bad. After living for a week, the surrounding environment is very good and quiet.

The hotel is good, the room is very clean and very good, the receptionist's beautiful Chinese is very fluent, the hotel parking lot is very much, the hotel breakfast is good and the service is warm.

Good stay. Room clean and staff is friendly. Room had. Refrigerator and microwave. Decent sized refrigerator too. Just off highway I-25. However it is a little tricky getting into the parking lot off the Mulberry street. Best to turn towards the Waffle House and come up from behind the hotel. Breakfast is small but it is included. Waffle House I’m walking distance if you want.

The room is fine. I think the breakfast needs work. I get that Covid affected this but others are cooking eggs, bacon etc…. The guest can’t touch anything. They are prepared and given to the guests. Yours needs work. I could not believe I had to pay for parking. The front staff ask me “did I plan on parking here”. I just drove up from TX booked three nights, where else would I park “. So I had to pay for parking. That is unacceptable! Then I was told to pull the bedding and towel and place outside the room. And out the trash outside the room. You might want to give people a normal trash bag to hold to the trash. I had to get one from a family member. Otherwise trash would have been on the floor. If I’m pulling bedding and emptying trash, I’d like to be paid. This is my vacation not a working vacation. You e got a nice hotel but this is not working for me.

Very good hotel. It is close to the east to the east, and to the west is a large shopping and dining plaza. The hotel rooms are clean and hygienic. There is a refrigerator and a microwave, and it is convenient to drink boiling water. There is coffee, boiling water, ice water, and lemonade in the bar downstairs. The front desk staff were welcoming.

Parking and unloading luggage is super convenient, the front desk is patient and caring. Open the door to see the snowy mountain view. The hotel bathroom details are better, the room rate is small and cozy, the shampoo cap is missing, and the breakfast is simple.

We just completed a two-week trip around Colorado, last stop was three nights at the Blue Door Inn in Estes Park. Self-described as a “Step Beyond Ordinary” and based on the TripAdvisor reviews I was really looking forward to staying there, even if it was the most expensive place of the six we were staying on our trip (that’s Estes Park for you). As soon as we got there my expectations were crushed and I was very disappointed. I found it to be several steps below ordinary. We booked a Queen Superior room; should be called an Inferior room because it was anything but Superior. According to the website these 230 square foot rooms are “2nd floor rooms…a bit smaller and offer the same great amenities as our Standard rooms but have better views facing South.” I apparently did not read this closely enough as the Queen Standard rooms are 250 square feet and “enjoy all of our basic amenities…1st and 2nd floor rooms at the best rates of any room type.” There is no elevator to the second floor and the room was very, very small, barely enough room to move around the bed and furniture, and difficult to find a place to set up the luggage racks (at least there were two racks). There was no closet, only a rack with a few hangers on the wall between the bed and the small side table. That table was old and wobbly, there was no room for both of us to sit at it, and there was no light over it making it not an easy place to do any work. The layout of the room was weird. The sink was not right next to the bathroom; instead, it was out across from the bed. And the view for which we paid extra was nothing special, certainly not worth any extra money, especially when we were out at RMNP all day with the fantastic views there. The outside was not good either. The carpet on the steps was worn, torn in places, and dirty. Biggest issue was the lights in the stair wells were not working, making it very unsafe to carry luggage up and down in the dark. There were light bulbs in the light fixtures but they were not on. See pictures. The first day the internet was horribly slow but it got better the next two days. Breakfast was not worth whatever extra charge is included in the cost of the room (breakfast should not be advertised as “free” at hotels). First, it doesn’t start until 7am which is too late for those of us with early Timed Entries into the park. I asked if there was a take-away option but was told ”no” (despite learning later that they do have packs of oatmeal, muffins and yogurt that could be taken back to the room). On the second morning we were first ones in the door at 7am and the powdered eggs were already cold as was the “gravy” (gelatinous, bland goo) for the biscuits. I turned the knob to get “Froot Loops” cereal out the container and at least four different kinds of cereal came out (see picture). Who knows how long it had been in there! For the third day we just took the aforementioned items back to our room. When we got home and

We booked a block of rooms for my sisters 30th Birthday and went to the Estes Park Food and Wine Festival and let me tell you - the Ridgeline was PERFECT! The teenage boys were in Heaven with the pool, the arcade games, the pool tables, the food. The adults had an outstanding time - the rooms were immaculate, the hotel SMELLS AMAZING, I forgot how much I love a hotel bar. Fire pits and s’mores kits, and shuffleboard and cocktails, and 3.5 minutes up the hill from the lake and downtown Estes. The hotel staff went above and beyond, kept our rooms together, and helped us decorate for my sisters 30th. I HIGHLY recommend this Hotel for families, couples, a weekend getaway, a reunion, an event, everything. We can’t wait to go back when winter settles in.