Find 2 Star Hotels in Saguache, CO from AED 195

"Stay was ok. Things I didn’t like: bed mattress was very hard. Shower was completely open. It’s only got a half glass wall, the rest is open. Water gets out…. It’s just weird! Also the shower head is a large rain type that only sprays straight down. Hard if you’re not washing your hair to not get it wet because you literally have to get underneath it. Hard for people with ostomies too… bag gets completely soaked because of this type of shower head. First time I’ve seen laminate flooring in a...

"Our cousin got us the room. Close to their home. Nice room. We visit Salida every chance we get!!"

"Nice and peaceful with a river in back of property."

"Nice place "

"Such a cute place- outside lobby had wood fireplace going when we arrived- lobby is set up really nice and they were so friendly checking us in- our room was immaculate and it was styled really nice- mattress was comfortable- can’t be the price "

"Was it pleasant stay the only down side. Was the hot tub was broken."

"Very nice place for a get-a-way. "

"This retro motel isn't what most roadside motels are like. The rooms have been refurbished and updated. The entire place had sort of a hipster mod feel. We stayed in a double Queen suite. Perfect amount of roominess for a family of 4 traveling with snow ski gear. Beds were comfy and clean. Bathroom was clean and roomy. Communication was top notch, always available by text to respond to a need. Service was great, always responsive when we needed something. Though not a full kitchen, we were still...

"We had a great time and it had even better views. Would definitely come back "

"Everything was set up when we arrived. It was a bit smaller than i thought, but it wasnt really an issue since we disnt spend much time there. The bed was super comfy"

"Cute place. Nice update and remodel without destroying all the great things about this type of classic motel, beginning with no stairs to climb. Just unload your car. The room was clean but an alcohol wipe on the TV remote might have gotten a tiny bit of grime off. Blackout shades would be a useful update. Like all places, it needs an over-the-air TV antenna so guests can watch local TV (not sure how well that works in mountain towns, though). I’m no fan of Hulu. "

"We had a great time and we were able to make good food and enjoy the sounds of the river. I walked across the street and fished in the morning and it was great. "