Nordic Inn

I'm giving this one star because the rooms themselves were normal hotel rooms. Nothing to write home about either way.However the biggest issue we had was the security and how unsafe we felt. We arrived at 7pm and the desk was already unmanned for the night. The key to the rooms were left unattended out for anyone to grab (there was signage directing anyone who wandered into the lobby to where to find the unattended keys). The keys themselves were actual physical keys that anyone who had stayed there in the last god knows how many years could have made a copy of. But the truly worst part was that the rooms had a deadbolt that had been very intentionally disabled with a note stating they had removed it on purpose. In addition there is no AC in the rooms, despite it being listed as an amenity on one of the third party booking sites. All the rooms were equipped with fans which did cool down the rooms sufficiently by the middle of the night, but it involved leaving a hotel window wide open in ground floor or second floor rooms that overlooked an external walk, which is not something many people would be comfortable with.The breakfast was also pretty underwhelming - frozen Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches you could microwave, etc.

Nordic Inn feels like you are in the 20s out in the tundra.Rooms are pretty basic and a bit dingy.Service is great and the breakfast was fine.....the breakfast burrito is awesome....https://disburrito.com/But for the price you cant really complain

So I wanted to leave a review after staying here. I read a lot of reviews before staying and I have some thoughts. We got a dog friendly room during August so we could bike and hike while in CB. I saw some people say rooms were outdated. Maybe we got lucky but ours was a very nice room on the first floor. The bathroom seemed updated. The bed was comfortable enough. I saw people complain about no AC. Most of Colorado didn't need AC until recent heatwaves, especially in the mountains. This is an older inn so no way they would have AC. Our room had a window unit and was perfectly comfortable the whole time. I saw people comment on not being able to shut the window bc of the cooling unit. Crime and theft wasn't really a thought I had while here. It's a quiet ski town. I never thought someone might try to break into my room. Our key was waiting on the front desk because we had a very late check in. I never worried someone might take it. It's a lovely, older place that has all the comforts you need and is close to the mountain. We walked there every morning. If you need something more fancy I do recommend you book a regular hotel.

We are filing a complaint with the Colorado Attorney General because of the Nordic Inn's deceptive business practices. On August 19, 2022 I booked a Premium Room, 1 King Bed for Check-in September 30 and Check-out October 2. The Website stated "Free Cancellation" and that we would not be billed until check-in. On our August Visa bill came a few weeks later, we were billed the entire $633.45 for a 2-night stay. We discovered when I tried to cancel our reservation directly through Customer Service at Nordic Inn that a third party actually handled the reservation: Expedia. The C S rep at Nordic Inn told me to contact Expedia for the refund. I called Expedia's Customer Service number only to be directed back to the Nordic Inn to obtain a refund. My only recourse now is to go to the Colorado Attorney General's Consumer Division, which I have done.

Had a great stay in Crested Butte at the Nordic Lodge. For the Pros: Attractively priced, great location, recently remodeled rooms were nice and we loved the big plank hardwood floors, the staff was very friendly and accommodating, decent amenities such as the fire pit and hot tub.For the Cons: we wish there was a mini fridge in the room. We had to get ice on the second floor just to cool our drinks. Also- wish you could control the temp in the room and also they left the lights on outside of our room all night - would be nice if they could be turned off since it kept me awake and shined into the room. Also- it would be nice if they had the fire pit on a control with auto shut off so you didn't have to hunt down someone for a key in the middle of the night since the place closes early at 5pm.

Have stayed here twice and love the setup. Feels like a European hotel with small rooms and larger common area. Hard to beat the price and location.

The Nordic Inn needs some updating.We stayed one night in June. The mgr. was very friendly while we checked in.Our room looked nice. Sink area was chic and updated. Tiles in the bathroom needed repair, and it took an effort to pull the shower handle out. The king sized bed was very hard, and the soft topper did not help. Linens were nice; plenty of towels. Ceiling was very pretty, all knotty pine.Door needed a new lock.Exterior needs repairs and paint. Hot tub was clean. Free breakfast was good.There was no night clerk. We were the only guests in the hotel that night, so it was kind of eery.Our experience was average. It could have been extraordinary. The Nordic Inn just needs some TLC and it will provide a wonderful experience.

Nordic Inn at Crested Butte, Colorado The room is small but adequate. Bed was very comfortable king. Had everything we needed. It was Clean. It's an older building but it looks like it's been updated nicely in the room. It's a SMALL quaint Inn. Included is a help-yourself cold continental breakfast. It was fresh, and typical selection.  The staff was friendly and helpful.There is a common deck with a nice firepit for relaxing.

One of the worst "hotels" I've ever stayed at. This is essentially a motel. Very thin walls. Staff only available during day hours. if you are unlucky and get a back of the motel, first floor room you will hear everything going on above you as well as ppl running up and down the stairs all night. Additionally the parking lot is right outside your window (which in the summer you have to keep open cause no AC/hot rooms). Ppl were so loud and disrespectful in the parking area all night, hanging out, in and out their cars all night, as well as smoking. I reached out after the first night to request a room change and was told the guests that were loud in my first night had checked out... night two was significantly worse. Dog fees are almost $40 per night... for nothing mote than a few towels on the ground... The room itself is worth only $40 a night. Not having staff or security around to help with issues overnight is absurd. would save $600 and sleep in my car over staying here again.

Very nice stay. Simple continental breakfast. Comfortable bed. Very nice lobby to chill and relax in. Ordered takeout from Secret Stash Pizza (highly recommend) and ate back in hotel lobby. Nice staff.