Norwood Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Norwood, Colorado

"Beautiful, convenient, clean. Staff accomdating but, only some of them spoke first. I can appreciate the standard of breakfast they are trying to serve. But, never underestimate the draw of bacon. Its an American favorite. Eggs served in some form has been a standard for years. Oh, i heard six customers complain over their plates that there was no eggs or bacon. Probably just the area but, i would have thought the room fee would have covered the parking garage. If they would clean up all the junk and/or storage they would have more spots to offer. Again, Beautiful rooms, and inside is beautiful. And conveniently located."

"The field on the south side of the motel was lovely. I enjoyed my morning coffee out there in the adirondack chairs, as well as a glass of wine in the evenings at the restaurant that overlooked the fields. Beauriful views looking sourh towards Ouray, altho there was a lot of settled smoke in the mornings due to the surrounding fires. Lots of families stayed there which made me feel comfortable and safe. The one suggestion I made to the front staff was to add some rugs on the floors. They installed vinyl wooden floors which are gorgeous with the modern mountain decor, but they are cold in the mornings. Some runners between the 2 beds and at the foot of the beds would help. The beds were super comfy and I had a nice view of some fields from the 2nd story looking east. The location was super convebient to both Ridgway and Ouray. I will def stay there again."

"great balcony room"

"Great breakfast buffet, 1 minute walk to gondola, variety of the restaurant around the property."

"Nice older property, well maintained. "

"I didn’t want to leave The Peaks. It was great from beginning to end. The pools and hot tub were key. The views are unbeatable. And it was set apart enough to be conveniently located to everything without being right in the activity."

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"Absolutely fantastic place to stay! We will be back to stay anytime we are in telluride. "