We were married by the river at Romantic Riversong. It was absolutely the most wonderful experience I could have asked for. The staff took care of everything and made it a dream come true for us. We stayed in the Wood Nymph. What a romantic cabin to be in! The natural surroundings were absolutely peaceful and invigorating. Our service there was world class and the food was delectable. The Rocky mountain national park is minutes away and breathtaking. The quaint little town of Estes Park is a nice place to take a stroll while popping into all the exquisite little shops and wonderful restaurants. There is so much to do. I would recommend Romantic Riversong to anyone and can't wait to go back. This is a must see!

If you are looking for a truly romantic getaway, this is the place! The rooms are beautifully done and very private. The staff is great, the scenery is beautiful, and if you can manage a massage in your room, it's an extra that's more than worth it! We return yearly, and look forward to it the rest of the year!

My fiance' surprised me, I flew to see him while he was working in Denver, he said we were taking a drive to Estes Park and we would just find a place to stay when we got there. He acted like we were lost, but then pulled into the most charming B&B that I had ever seen. The staff was the friendliest, I fell in love with the breakfast, (I believe it was the Colorado Egg Puff??) the grounds were beautiful, and the room (Cowboy's Delight) was phenominal. We planned to return and experience the "Elopement Package" the next summer, but my fiance' was killed in an accident. Thank you Romantic Riversong for a wonderful getaway that will live in my heart forever!

Googled for a nice B&B which accepted dogs in Colorado and found the estes-park.com and travelocity information for RiverSong.
I was nicely welcomed by Lee who cheerfully helped take my things to my room. The room was even nicer than I expected. Each room had decorated trees, cd player with mood music, and lovely views. All have working wood fireplaces though mine, called Morning Glory, had a nice electric one (but mine had a kichenette which I loved -different from most rooms there). Coffee and tea was available for me in my room, and set out in the large main house fireplace entry room for all hours - able to have early dog walks and warm myself inside and out afterwards! The breakfasts were different each day and Bon Appetite would have been proud to dine there. The strata was a personal favorite, and the baked pears.The afternoon teas were a delight, and the chocolate cherry coconut bars are some of the best I have tasted.
Cozy for a get away, reading by the fire in your own room or the main one. Enchanting unusual chess sets, antique clocks and whimsical art work abound. One of the best massages I've had by Katherine. Some of the rooms have scavenger hunts started by the prior occupants which are great fun!
Nice folks, good get-away. Restores the spirit. Calming. And a nice hot tub with spa lotion, was lovely to enter after a snowflaky Christmas morning. Elk and coyotes and wildlife to see.
The cooks and cleaning staff were wonderful. Randy and his wife (staff) even invited me to sit with them and sing carols.The owner Gary took special interest in the folks staying there(thanks for the photo of my dog!).

Recommended: My dog loved it there, and the people were great to him. Romantic escapes -even have couples massages. Recharging in general for adults. People who love to read by the fire - they have plenty of books there if you forget yours. People who love to hike. People who like to entertain themselves and don't need an activities director or tv stimulation.

Wouldn't recommend: not outfitted for the disabled. Probably not for young children unless easily self-entertained.