Coyote Ridge B&B is a very cozy home away from home - in a residential setting overlooking the lake. We slept so soundly as it's a very quiet location. It's a few miles away from Grand Lake going away from the national park, which we loved, but if you're looking for something within walking distance from town this wouldn't be for you. Kathy is a great host and helped with hiking ideas, etc.

My husband and I spent three nights at Coyote Ridge B&B. It's a beautiful, clean B&B, with spectacular views. The rooms appear as they do on the Web site; and Kathy, the innkeeper, obviously enjoys entertaining guests. I did not realize when I made our reservation that the lodge is not walking distance to any shops, restaurants or services. It's about 9 miles from the town of Grand Lake. Also, this was my first B&B experience (and I've had many) that breakfast was offered only at 8:00 a.m., so don't plan on "sleeping in". The food was good and plentiful, but nothing special. Also, bring your own "entertainment". There is satellite TV in the common area, but no VCR or DVD player. The magazines in our room were not current.

Our stay at Coyote Ridge B&B was really nice. We spent our vacation at Rocky Mountain National Park and spent our first three days camping at the KOA in Estes Park. Then, we moved for the last three days to Coyote Ridge in Grand Lake. If we had it to do over again, we probably would have stayed on the East side of the park for the entire week, simply because of the accessibility to things we were interested in doing. However, Coyote Ridge B&B was VERY comfortable and relaxing. Kathy, the owner, is very knowledgeable about the area and things to do. Breakfasts were hearty and delicious--although it's just an egg dish every day. It would have been nice to have a bit more variety. We stayed in the Geranium Room, and it was very comfortable. Would we stay there again--yes! It was a delightful stay. We enthusiastically recommend it.

My husband and I just spent an overnight at the Coyote Ridge B&B as part of a broader trip to the greater Denver area. It was a great experience and a good value. Kathy the innkeeper was the consumate hostess -- the morning's breakfast was hot, plentiful, and delicious and she provided great insights into places to go and local nuances.

The inn itself is a log-cabin style common to the area. We stayed in the Lincoln Room, whose floor-to-ceiling windows overlooked Lake Granby and the mountains beyond. It was a beautiful sight to wake up to! The room included a fireplace, and although it was too hot to use while we were there, I can imagine it would be quite cozy in the winter.

We only stayed one night, but would have stayed longer had our trip allowed. I highly recommend the place!