Pros:
Location, Location, Location - A great spot by the creek and within 1 block on downtown. Avoids traffic driving into the park.
Staff - Very friendly and helpful

Cons
Remodeling - Work done was obviously haphazard. Electrial outlets in the middle of the wall. Tile that doesn't fit. A musty smell.
Tiny Bathroom - Barely could turn around
Lightling - Odd ball lamps supplied little light
Smoking - All of the smokers hang out at the creek making it unpleasant for everyone else. Silver Moon - Please ban smoking from the property!

Overall, I would stay here again.

A great place to stay with family to explore the Park. Our room had a well-stocked kitchenette and with the barbque grills near the river, there was no reason to eat in a restaurant (which is not a bad thing given Estes Park's selection). Its not plush, but its clean, comfortable, and in a great location.

I only stayed here 1 night, but I wished I could have stayed a week! I cannot wait to go back. The location is beautiful and right in downtown Estes Park so walking distance to all the restaurants and shops. The Fall River rambles right in front of the inn and you can hear it from Room 220 which is a spectacular room! I felt like I was in an apartment and not a hotel. It was quiet, comfortable and had a covered patio with bistro table & chairs overlooking the river. It is a clean and spacious room. I could not get a wi-fi connection in the room (don't even remember if it was offered there) but there is a PC in the lobby. There is also space to grill and picnic along the river. Parking is included in front of the inn.

We stayed in Room 220 in the new section of the hotel. I didn't see the rooms in the older section, but from the outside they look smaller and like they would be noisier. Room 220 was nice and clean. The "breakfast" is pretty paltry, just some granola bars, coffee and OJ, but that was good enough. It's a great location - walk right across the street to the main downtown area. The river runs right in front of the hotel and is a nice place to relax. The hotel staff were friendly and helpful; they gave us directions and maps and offered advice since we had limited time. It's probably less than a 10 minute drive to Rocky Mountain National Park's entrance. This is a good, clean place, but it's nothing fancy. But Estes Park is that way too.