Grand Junction Hotel Guide - Two Rivers Winery hotels in Grand Junction, United States of America.

"Can’t"

"Clean room, fast faucets, hot water, TV, everything works."

"It was great"

"They don't offer kitchen kits despite offering kitchen amenities. Its not egregious but its personal preference considering most people who are traveling don't take pots and pans with them. The room was clean and comfortable but the floor was a little scratched up and the wall was too. And the air was incredibly dry in the room and it made the experience not as great. However overall Id recommend this hotel. Very high quality for the price <3"

"Hotel showing its age a bit, but large room, comfortable bed, good shower...all that matters to me. Was a good stay."

"Very comfortable, felt like a very safe neighborhood, and the property manager was accessible. My only slight regret was that the kitchen only seemed to have a microwave (and maybe a toaster oven? It wasn’t accessible, as I recently had an injury and couldn’t get down on the floor to take it out of the cabinet it was in.) However, for the size and comfort of the space, the lovely bathroom, and my sense of safety, I was extremely pleased and would stay there again."

"Excellent stay. The hosts are very responsive to questions. We stayed with our adult children and an infant. The home was perfect for our needs. It is also very clean and well stocked. "

"Very clean and organized "

"We had a wonderful time here. We spent most of our time either in front of the fire place or in the hot tub. Never even turned on the TV. Saw some deer and even a ringtail at night (set off the motion light and then had to use a camera using night mode to see it).The kitchen was well stocked. The beds were comfy. The house has a wide selection of pillows. There are security cameras on the exterior of the house. The one in the back could be concerning because it appears to capture the hot tub. I feel this needs to be stated in the listing as some people might not want strangers to be recording them or their kids in swimwear.The list of rules and stated fees in the house book felt daunting. Don't sweep the garage after using it, there is an additional fee. Get an HOA noise complaint, another fee. Don't shampoo/clean the already stained/bleached carpet, there's a fee. Also, everything in the house is labeled. Not just light switches, which can be nice, but the number of plates, bowls, glasses, etc. All this just took some from the "relax and enjoy". It made it feel like I was staying at grandma's house and that we shouldn't touch anything.With that said, we would definitely stay here again. We loved the location, went through Colorado National Monument, saw wildlife on the property, and the stay was comfortable. I think an updated listing about the cameras, an implied "you break it, you buy it" mentality, and removal of some labels would make this place an easy 10/10."