Hotels in de buurt van Orvis Hot Springs (Ridgway)

'The room was cozy, stylish, beautifully decorated, spacious, with top-quality bedding and bathroom supplies. I felt welcomed the minute I stepped in. The hosts responded to all my questions right away, and it was easy to do the self check in. Yhe coffee and cookies were great too! The only consideration travelers to Ridgway must keep in mind is that under poor weather conditions, like rain or snow, it my be hard to reach your destination, especially if you take the 550 Million Dollar Highway....

'The room was clean, and the breakfast was served on time. The food was really good, and I had a great experience overall!'

'Strongly recommend, super enjoyed the cozy room'

'The staff was helpful and couldnt do enough for us. Brittney abd Gavin were wondeful. The furniture was a little old.'

'I will stay at the Imogene again. The staff was quick to respond. The hotel was beautiful, clean, and quiet. Just what I needed'

'Kamers liggen naast een drukke weg. Alsof de auto’s zo naar binnen rijden. Airco maakt ook heel veel lawaai.'

'The grounds are beautiful; the building is getting old and can use some work.'

'The most unique hotel I’ve ever stayed in. It was absolutely stunning!'

'The hotel was definitely overpriced for the experience provided. The staff were excellent—friendly, helpful, and professional, which was the highlight of the stay. However, the room had several issues that made the experience disappointing. The light coming through the small window above the door was terrible and made it difficult to get the room dark enough to sleep comfortably. The bathroom was also very small and felt cramped. For the price charged, I expected better comfort and attention to...

'Beautiful property. The staff is super-friendly and warm. We were not prepared for a mini-workout we would get by staying on the top (3rd floor), as there is not an elevator. We enjoyed the sauna and spa.'

'They are under some renovations Now should be great when done The room was nice The floors were comically “creaky”'