Green Mountain Falls Lodge

If you are looking for luxury accommodations, this is not your hotel. This hotel is a charming turn of the century stage coach stop that is slowly being renovated. The check in process is contact free, which I thoroughly enjoy. It was simple and easy. Get a text, and a door code and you're on your own .The views from the private balcony were awesome although private maybe is not the word . But you did have your own sections of balcony . Plenty of wild life to be seen. The room was smaller than expected but that's what you get for this time period. The room had a small Pullman kitchen which is very convenient , but the furniture was a little large for the small space . The room was clean cute and the bathroom was very clean which I appreciated. The hotel is in a quaint little town with a great breakfast venue called The Pantry and right across the street is a lake . It's a very short drive into the larger city of Woodland Park . I for one would definitely stay here again . And if you're looking for 420 friendly this is your place.

Terrible. People with mobility issues should not stay here. Even rooms on lower floors are hard to access. This is one star lodging at best. I do not recommend and have no idea why anyone would leave 5 star reviews.

3.5+ rounded up. Overall, I would stay here again for a good price. This place is located in a beautiful area and near Manitou Springs and Woodland Park. The room I was in was spacious, with a king size bed, a portable electric heater, and an equipped kitchen with a full stove and oven. Another perk was the large television mounted. I'm guessing 50-52inch. The staff here are very friendly and helpful, although they are not present full-time. Expect most communication and interactions, if not all of it to be via email. As I stated, for a good price I would stay here again but would need to be prepared for the below. Considerations:- **WARNING** I was stuck with no Toilet Paper!!!Yup, that was horrible! Check as soon as you arrive, Lol! You have been warned!- Charged full amount 30 days prior! And it was only a two-day stay, not a two-week reservation or anything like that! - Must have email access the day of arrival.An email on how to gain access to your room will be sent after 12:00 pm on the day of arrival.- Incredibly hard to get into tub/shower, and there was no shower curtain (See pic).- Not disabled/handicap friendly, prepare for stairs too. - Can be noisy throughout the night; lots of creaking wood.- Poor cellular and mobile data reception (which is normal for the area); however, they do have WiFi access. - Expect most communication and interactions, if not all of it to be via email/phone. This can seem like a plus with no check-in/out, but maybe it's not during an immediate emergency... Like when there's no TP! =p

My husband and I stayed here for our anniversary. It is located in a very beautiful area. We were able to sit on the balcony to enjoy the view and to watch deer. They also have some tables and chairs on the lower level to eat at. The rooms were very clean and well maintained. The toilet in our room had some issues with flushing, but once we figured out the catch then it worked just fine. We would definitely stay here again!!!My only complaint was that the people next to us played music loud early in the morning and in the evenings. They also kept standing outside of our window and talked loudly. This wasn't the owners fault, just some inconsiderate guests.

This lodge and the Little Beaver Inn are both amazing places to stay! The lodge is a historic property beautifully and properly restored. They use all the best of everything: linens, beds, etc... You have the use of an amazing kitchen, hot tub, fire pit and grill. The surroundings are beautiful and this is a perfect place to relax and enjoy hiking, or whatever you want to do in the mountains, Beautiful!!