Skyline Cottages, Estes Park

My stay at Skyline Cottages was a unique mountain experience. The cabin was quaint but showed its age, which was a bit of a downside. However, the owner, Sue, was incredibly welcoming and the hotel offered some nice fishing amenities. Overall, I had a good time, but there are areas for improvement.

I enjoyed my stay at Skyline Cottages; the quaint cabins were charming and very much what I'd expect in a mountain setting. However, I found the hotel a bit older and in need of some updates. Sue, the owner, was incredibly friendly and made my visit pleasant, and I appreciated having free access to fishing poles.

I had a charming stay at Skyline Cottages, nestled in the beautiful Rocky Mountains. The cottages themselves are quaint but show their age, which meant I had to do a bit of cleaning before settling in. The owner, Sue, is incredibly sweet and eager to ensure everyone enjoys their visit. The amenities, like the free fishing poles, added a nice touch to my experience, but juggling a young baby made things a bit challenging at times.

I had a nice stay at Skyline Cottages, but it's definitely more of a cabin experience. The place has a charming vibe, but being an older hotel, it requires a bit of cleanup before settling in. The fishing poles and tackle provided were a fun bonus for my river adventures, and Sue, the owner, is super sweet and wants everyone to have a great time.

My stay at Skyline Cottages was charming, with quaint cabins nestled in the stunning Rocky Mountains. The location by the river made for such a calming atmosphere, though the hotel did show its age. I appreciated the effort to provide fishing gear for fun outdoor activities, and I had to clean up a bit before settling in, but overall, it was a nice experience.