Rifle Hotel Guide - Garfield County Fairgrounds hotels in Rifle, United States of America.

"Nice view of mountains. Room was ok, a bit worn. Right off highway and a train track. Outside needed more attention, tall weeds everywhere "

"Exceptional staff interaction. Informative on local eateries and travel conditions."

"Beautiful location. Very nice room, lovely staff, everything exceeded my expectations. Thanks "

"You get what you pay for. I'm pretty sure the person in the room before us had a cat, my whole family was either itchy or sneezing. The shower gel, and shampoo dispensers were completely empty. Breakfast is bagels and oatmeal packets. I like the gym though, good selection of weights."

"It was a newly remodeled room and very nice for the night. "

"Odd place. I guess I’d recommend it. There’s a couple similar places in town. They all have same signage and operate similarly but are slightly different. This one does not charge you for parking, whereas the other one across the highway did, and this one says they serve breakfast but it was strangely sparse and empty. One man show — actually seemed like 2 brothers. When asked if breakfast was available The front desk guy made some more coffee and put out some frozen waffles to go with the small bit of powdered eggs. Cereal dispenser was empty. The set up of this place is really nice including the hot trunk and pool, but it’s so strange — almost like a money laundering cover lol. Also the other guests were kind of sketchy — one couple had 2 huge pitbulls barking at us when we tried to go in elevator. Nice they allow pets but the guests didn’t seem to know boundaries. Can’t put my finger on it but it’s curious there’s this handful of odd hotels in this small western town "

"Breakfast was ok"

"Clean and quiet. Close to lots of activities like hot springs, wine tasting, shopping. Had everything we need for 8 people -- EXCEPT toilet paper :)"

"Clean room, friendly staff, shops nearby. The air conditioner in the room didn’t work very well. It would cool you down and shut off until you were sweating then turn on. "