We stayed one night in mid-May 2008, prior to visiting Rocky Moutain National Park. Our $72 room was a queen non-smoking room, in the back of the property with a mountain view, clean, well-appointed with microwave and mini-fridge, and a comfortable bed. Staff was friendly and helpful, breakfast was typical for the chain, but more than adequate.

The hotel has free wi-fi, but was the only one of the Choice Hotels we stayed at during our Colorado trip that did not have a computer available for guest use. The staff graciously pointed out where internet access was available in the area - we didn't need it, but be aware if you must have the access.

We stayed during the first week of June 2007. We arrived on Monday and departed Friday (4 nights). Family with 2 preschool aged children. Stayed in room with 2 queen beds, microwave, fridge.

Family owned and family run
- Very nice, very reasonably priced (only $90/night w/tax – this included continental breakfast for 4), very clean, nicely appointed, comfortable beds
- Nice view of mountains (we stayed in back buildings on back side facing mountains – would definitely recommend back buildings, you just have to walk across the parking lot for breakfast, but if you're visiting the Rocky Mountains aren't you planning to walk a little anyway?)
- Parking spot right outside room (at least for back buildings)
- Very nice continental breakfast (when asked about his trip to the Rocky Mountains, my 5-year old always told people that the waffles were one of the best parts of the trip!)
- Extremely friendly and helpful front desk (see details below)
- Definitely worth the money

Front Desk
•called to report lightbulb out, was told to come to front desk, they promptly gave me new one
•asked for recommendation of locale pizza place, not only was I given a great recommendation, but the woman at front desk went to the lobby to cut out a coupon for me from the local newspaper (FYI: it was called Village Pizza and it was REALLY good and very reasonable - get there early though)
•asked for approximate distance to another town we were planning to visit after we left Estes Park and was given helpful directions and approximate time to get there

Stayed a single night in October to visit Rocky Mountain National Park before I had to be at a business meeting in Denver the next day. Really nice hotel for a cheap chain (my rate was $65/night with breakfast). I wish the Comfort Inns on the east coast were this nice! Very clean, really comfy beds, plenty of room, nice bathroom. Breakfast was typical sparse comfort inn - bagels, waffle maker, apples, cereal, and not much else; coffee was better than average tho, so I was happy. On the outskirts of Estes Park (which is a fairly cute little town), but right across the street from a shopping center with fast food, restaurants, and a supermarket with a Starbucks. Location was superb - a short 2-3 mile drive to the NP along an extremely scenic drive. Would definitely stay again, but I like cheap comfortable hotels close to my destination. Not really a lot of character, but the RM park more than makes up for that!

This was our first stay at a Comfort Inn and we were pleased with the accomodations. Their fall season rates started in October, so we paid just $77 (tax included) for a second floor room with two queen beds. This time, the Comfort Inn was cheaper than the Travelodge! The room was very quiet (didn't hear a peep from our neighbors), and the issue I presented to the front desk was remedied immediately.