Residence a Colorado Centrale

“Wow!! The pictures don't lie! We stayed in a king room #16. So many things to love! Comfortable bed, homey feel. The bathroom was updated and spacious. Saltwater hot tub and sauna were amazing! Had a private sitting area outside to cool off. Had to make reservations so we had it all to ourselves. Full breakfast with oatmeal, waffles, eggs, sausage, biscuits, gravy, fruit and more. GREAT local coffee. Would be great for extended stay as it had lots of storage. Very clean...

“The property was great. Friendly staff, fun games inside the lobby, Beautiful courtyard for playing corn hole, or just sitting and enjoying the views. Great breakfast! Would stay here again!”

“The bed was, without question, the worst I’ve ever slept on. It was so deeply worn and dented that it felt more like sleeping in a hammock than on a mattress. The center sagged so badly that my legs were actually higher than my head, making it incredibly uncomfortable and nearly impossible to get a good night’s sleep.”

“Very cool vintage motor lodge. Very clean, nice staff. The Airstreams are a nice addition, however we stayed in one of the rooms. The rooms have been rehabbed with really nice touches. The only two drawbacks were the lack of a pool, which would have been nice, and the window air conditioner was not adequate for the summer heat. It was in the 80's during the day and the AC couldn't keep up.”

“Wonderful stay at Mt Princeton Hot Springs. We were up for a night”

“I will say the staff was friendly and courteous and check in/check out was a breeze. The amenities seemed nice although I didn't actually use the pool/hot tub nor the fire pit. The downsides are that the rooms are very outdated and not kept up with. They were clean but bathroom floors are cracked along with the sink. Showers were the smallest I've ever seen at a hotel. There was iron nor ironing board to use which I've also never seen. Most places provide one. Lastly the complimentary breakfast...

“Great stop for a couple of nights while visiting the Black Canyon”